Name 100 YouTubers — The Algorithm Can't Save You Now
You have watched more YouTube than television, whether you admit it or not. The name 100 YouTubers challenge converts those hours into a score: ten minutes, one hundred creators. Your subscriptions page could do this in its sleep. Your brain, under a timer, cannot.
Work by niche and by era. Gaming, beauty, tech, commentary, vlogs, challenge videos, then the old guard from the 2010s and the Minecraft and Fortnite waves after them. Collabs are cheat codes: every MrBeast video is a cast list, and every podcast you half-watch adds three more.
Channel names and real names both work when the data lists them, but the same person scores once. Group channels mostly stay out, because this list is people. Verified answers only, ten minutes on the clock. Like, subscribe, and start typing.
Rules in 10 seconds
- 10 minutes on the clock — it starts when you type your first name.
- Enter one name at a time and press Enter. Duplicates don't count twice.
- Every entry is validated against the bundled list. Only real answers count.
- Reach 100 before 0:00 — or share your score and make your friends try.
FAQ
Channel name or real name?
Either, as long as the alias is on record. MrBeast and Jimmy Donaldson resolve to the same entry, and duplicates never score twice.
Do group channels count?
Usually not. The list is individuals, so one creator with a camera is in and big crews are out. Type the members instead; the famous ones qualify on their own.
How do I break 50?
By era. The 2010s gaming boom, the vlog squads, the commentary wave, the challenge-video era. Then scroll your own subscriptions in your head and transcribe.