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p>YouTube and other social media platforms allow users to upload videos and share them with the world. Every view counts, every like counts and every share is traffic boost.

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p>Online games have brought a lot of excitement and fun to our online community. As online games and online communities grow from time to time influencers are making increasing profits as well. What is the process behind it?

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p>Here's a list of the Top Gaming Influencers on YouTube and how they got their start:

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p>Mark Fischbach

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p>Also known as Markiplier, a native of Hawaii, Markiplier left college, where he studied engineering to become a YouTube gaming commentator. https://minecraft-servers.sbs/ His videos, in which he is known for have been watched more than 7 billion times over five years. The ultimate indicator of cross-over success? In 2016, he signed a deal with William Morris Endeavor, a huge-agency.

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p>Felix Kjellberg

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p>Also known as PewDiePie is the world's most popular YouTube influencer in 2016. If it weren't for the nine videos he posted in early 2017, that feature Nazi imagery The Swedish gamer would have been the top player in the Gaming category. Maker Studios, a subsidiary of Disney which is also his multi-channel network partner , cut ties with him. He was also banned from YouTube's Red platform as well as the Google Preferred program. He is still making millions of dollars from YouTube ads alone , but his image is tarnished.

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p>Evan Fong

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p>A native of Canada, he was also known as VanossGaming In order to pursue his online career full-time, he dropped out of the University of Pennsylvania. While playing games such as Grand Theft Auto or Call of Duty and other games, he also talks and jokes with his friends. In 2016, he began to voice a character on the adult cartoon series "Paranormal Action Squad" for YouTube Red.

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p>Sonja Reid

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p>Also known as Omgitsfirefoxx she began live-streaming on the gaming platform twitch in 2013. She uploads highlights to YouTube which is where she quickly built a large following, which eventually led to partnerships with brands such as Intel, Syfy, Audi and Syfy.

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p>SSSniperWolf

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p>Lia Wolf, a YouTube influencer born in the United Kingdom, is a specialist in Call of Duty gameplay videos. She also dabbles with anime and cosplay. It had brought her over 5 million followers and subscribers, which resulted in partnerships with Ubisoft, Disney, EA, Ubisoft and Disney. She explained, "I wanted to show that girls can play and excel in video games too."

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p>Jacksepticeye

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p>His real name is Sean McLoughlin. He first took to YouTube in 2012, and then began posting on a daily basis in 2013. He is renowned for his humorous and lively commentary. With his videos that have been viewed more than 7.2 billion times, he has signed by Revelmode, a subnetwork of Disney's Maker Studios.

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p>DanTDM

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p>Daniel Middleton is a professional gamer, popular online as DanTDM or The Diamond Minecraft. His mastery of popular family-friendly game Minecraft and his fan base have earned him up for a Guinness World Record in 2016 for amassing the most views on a dedicated Minecraft channel which is 7.9 billion at the time.

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p>TheSyndicateProject

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p>Tom Cassell, a long-time gamer was the first person to reach 1 million subscribers on Twitch in 2014. Since then, he has attracted more than 10 million YouTube subscribers for his playthroughs of game franchises like Halo and Call of Duty. Alongside his fellow list members Sonja Reid and Evan Fong, he is now officially signed to 3BlackDot gaming influencer agency.

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p>SkyDoesMinecraft

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p>Adam Dahlberg, 24 years old is a YouTube veteran. He started as a voice actor on gaming videos back in 2006 and, more than a decade later his main channel that focused on the cult game for kids, Minecraft. He has more than 11 million players. He is now partnered by Amazon, Netflix, Nintendo, and sells merchandise to his followers, including pillows and posters.

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p>Mari Takahashi

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p>AtomicMari was the only female member of the mega-popular YouTube channel, Smosh Games, until the beginning of 2017. She stars in Maricraft, a sub-series which has a an emphasis on Minecraft gameplay. The former professional ballerina started hosting her Smosh Pit Weekly way back in 2010.

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