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Video Victory: Top 10 Clash and Brawl Stars YouTubers (#7)
By Sida Li on September 23, 2019 at 3:08 PM ET
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New game, new videos. A handful of our top YouTubers got their hands on Supercell's newest game (now in beta), Rush Wars!
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Each month, Lootcakes ranks the top YouTubers in three popular Supercell mobile games (Brawl Stars, Clash of Clans, and Clash Royale) and highlights their notable recent content for your viewing pleasure. This edition covers the month ending 9/3.
Oddo Gaming cracked our top ten for the first time! This YouTuber's first Clash Royale video was uploaded on November 3rd, 2017. To this day, Oddo continues to focus on CR content - more specifically comparison videos that pit two cards against each other in a series of in-game tests. Watch the video below to see Oddo's most popular recent upload, which features the Sparky and the Prince.
Brawl Stars YouTubers - including Lex - are currently focused on September's new brawler, Sandy. Check out this video for one of Lex's recent Sandy uploads, or watch the video below for Lex's initial impressions of Rush Wars, Supercell's newest game. The Rush Wars beta was announced in late August and is currently only available in select countries.
Big changes are afoot in Clash Royale, and CWA Mobile Gaming (a.k.a. Ash) has been on top of the news! Recent announcements include a new "anti-draw" overtime mechanic and a bunch more news detailed in this tweet. Ash's followers appear pretty split regarding the "anti-draw" overtime mechanic. Watch below for Ash's recent "State of the Game" video, in which he shares his opinions on Clash Royale's current status and future outlook.
#6 (Tie): BenTimm1
BenTimm1 shot up eight ranks thanks to a burst of new subscribers (he amassed over 7,000 more new subs than last period, while his video views remained steady). Ben listed some of his recent gaming highlights in a tweet; they include reaching 900,000 subs on YouTube, visiting Supercell HQ, and receiving his first in-game Brawl Stars feature. Watch Ben detail the September Brawl Stars update in the video below. He also uploaded one Rush Wars video during the current period - check it out here.
#6 (Tie): MYSTIC7
Last Month's Ranking: #6 (Tie)
MYSTIC7 has made three straight ranked appearances since his return to Clash of Clans earlier in the summer (though his primary focus remains Pokémon GO). MYSTIC7 recently announced that he's putting together his own platform for mental health education, awareness, and conversation. A worthy cause! Check out the video below to watch MYSTIC7's much anticipated return to Legend League.
Beaker recently took some time on Instagram to reflect about the time he had fewer than 10,000 subscribers on YouTube. As of writing, Beaker has over 760k subs and is averaging over 100k views per video. Speaking of reminiscing, check out the video below to watch Beaker react to old Clash of Clans screenshots taken from his ancient 2012 iPad.
#4: Orange Juice
Orange Juice began as a Clash Royale YouTuber. These days, his primary focus has shifted to Brawl Stars (he also dabbles in Clash Royale and Rush Wars, Supercell's newest game). Watch his most recent Rush Wars upload below! In the video, OJ mentions that he won't be posting many more Rush Wars in the future. In fact, we expect reduced Rush Wars activity from all ranked creators until the game becomes available in more countries.
This period marks JK - Brawl Stars' fourth straight top 10 appearance. Thus far, JK has an average placement of 5. Fun fact: Each of this period's top three ranked YouTubers exclusively focus on Brawl Stars content. We'd also like to congratulate JK on reaching the 250,000 subscriber milestone! Watch JK's most popular recent upload - which broke a million views - below.
#2: Baxtrix [EN]
Last Month's Ranking: #3
Baxtrix [EN] spent much of the current period playing with 8-BIT, a Brawl Stars brawler released in August. Check out the video below for some 8-BIT gameplay that features a combo with Pam, or drop by his YouTube channel for plenty more 8-BIT videos. In other news, Baxtrix reached the 400,000 subscriber milestone in mid-September. Congrats!
#1: Tim Royale
Tim Royale recently uploaded his 300th YouTube video. He began as a Clash Royale content creator before completely switching to Brawl Stars. Fun fact: Five of Tim's six uploads during the current period have broken one million views. Watch his most popular recent upload below - an entry in his "Funny Moments & Fails & Glitches" series.
For a more detailed breakdown on the top content creators in this edition, take a look at the table below. Click the table to enlarge.
Scoring System:
Each edition, we begin by compiling a list of the top 20 Brawl Stars, Clash of Clans, and Clash Royale YouTubers (in the English language) since last edition based on the views generated by their top Brawl Stars, Clash of Clans, and Clash Royale upload during the relevant period. The YouTube list is sourced from YouTube search. Creators on the list are awarded 0-100 points in each of 2 categories: views of new Brawl Stars, Clash of Clans, and Clash Royale YouTube videos, and new YouTube subscribers. The data from the 2 categories is sourced from YouTube and Social Blade (socialblade.com). Points are calculated according to the following steps:
(1) For each category, total points available are calculated by multiplying 100 by a fraction: the total number of creators active on the relevant platform (numerator) divided by the total number of creators on the list (denominator). 'Active' in the New YouTube Subscribers category is defined as having uploaded at least 1 video in at least 1 of the tracked games during the current period AND having generated 100 or more subscribers. 'Active' in the New YouTube Views category is defined as having uploaded at least 1 video in at least 1 of the tracked games during the current period. For example, if 90% of creators generated 100 or more YouTube subscribers, then 90 points are available in the New YouTube Subscribers category.
(2) Points calculated from each of the 2 categories in step (1) are then totaled up to determine the creator's final score.
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