Subscribers: 13.3 million
24 year old Guillermo Diaz, from Spain, has become a prominent gamer on YouTube mainly through his "Minecraft" videos. According to his Twitter, he's uploaded a daily video since 2010.
Subscribers: 15.2 million
Pedro Afonso Rezende is a 21-year-old Brazilian YouTuber who won the Nickelodeon Brazil Kids' Choice Award for Gaming in 2016, and for "Trendy Guy" in 2017. He's best known for playing "Minecraft" and "Resident Evil."
Subscribers: 17.8 million
2017 income: $16.5 million
UK professional gamer Daniel Middleton, formerly known as The Diamond Minecart, is best known for his "Minecraft" videos. Like many big YouTubers, he has an online store where fans can purchase his merchandise. But unlike those other YouTube stars, in 2017 he was the highest paid YouTuber in the world.
Subscribers: 18 million
27 year old Seán William McLoughlin, from Ireland, is "the most consistently energetic video game commentator on youtube," according to his own YouTube channel bio. He became popular after other famous YouTuber PewDiePie mentioned him in one of his videos.
Subscribers: 19.5 million
2017 income: $12.5 million
Los Angeles-based Mark Fischbach was the fourth highest paid YouTuber in the world in 2017, tied with controversial figure Logan Paul. He's best known for his comedic take on gaming videos, such as original comedy sketches and animated parodies.
Subscribers: 21 million
28 year old Samuel de Luque Batuecas, from Spain, "loves unicorns" and "lives with a killer goblin," if you believe his YouTube bio. He's known for "Minecraft" videos, but has also played through more violent games such as "Grand Theft Auto," "Rainbow Six," and "Resident Evil."
Subscribers: 22.3 million
2017 income: $15.5 million
Canadian Evan Fong was the second highest paid YouTuber of 2017. He's known for his video series "Funny Moments," in which he skillfully edits together past videos. He also has a series of animated videos, which have totaled almost 60 million views with 30 videos.
Subscribers: 24.6 million
Germán Garmendia is a Chilean YouTube star whose original channel, HolaSoyGerman, has over 33 million subscribers. He is Latin America's biggest YouTube star — a comedian, gamer, and performer — and is also a member of Chilean alternative pop-rock band Ancud.
Subscribers: 26.4 million
Luis Fernando Flores, from El Salvador, is known for including his dog, pictured above, in his usually wacky YouTube videos. In addition to his popular YouTube channel, he also has an Apple gaming app, also called Fernanfloo, available for download.
Subscribers: 27.4 million
Rubén Doblas Gundersen is a Spanish YouTuber known for various gaming genres, from horror to indie, but also gets more "personal" (as he phrases it in his YouTube bio) in some vlogs in which he reveals more about himself.
Subscribers: 60 million
2017 income: $12 million
PewDiePie, whose real name is Felix Arvid Ulf Kjellberg, may have been the sixth highest paid YouTuber of 2017, but he's still the most popular gamer on YouTube, with over 60 million subscribers. He's expanded his video types in recent years, but was originally known for his gaming commentary. He was even the subject of a "South Park" episode in 2014 where he voiced himself.
But the YouTube superstar hasn't been without controversy. Last year, PewDiePie uttered a racial slur during a live-streamed outburst. And after an investigation by the Wall Street Journal showed anti-Semitic messages in videos, Disney cut ties with him.
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