What would you do for 100,000 YouTube subscribers? Post three videos a day for the next year? Buy the fanciest equipment money can buy?
Ten creators just proved that you don't have to do either one. In fact, they hit 100,000 subs the old-fashioned way: by being themselves and pursuing their passions without giving up.
They're all in the vidIQ community, so we're taking time to say congratulations and welcome to the 100K Subs Club!
As always, we define the vidIQ community as anyone using our growth tools to reach YouTube success. So if you've signed up for vidIQ to optimize your videos, find keywords, or even get video ideas, this roundup is for you. We're celebrating your wins.
The Paw Dynasty helps viewers understand and take care of their dogs, from training to behavior to nutrition.
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Little Bear makes videos about various Minecraft topics.
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Funni Dee ASMR creates a unique audio experience by eating snacks.
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Binod Animated Story makes short, creative content using 2D animation.
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Swara Designer specializes in crafting women's wear, such as gowns and dresses.
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LALÁ QUIZ creates entertaining video polls and quizzes.
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Fruit Farm shows viewers what it's like to grow and harvest fruit.
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Free Food Channel participates in viral meal trends, then gives the food away to people in need.
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Beamng Crash Sim posts gameplay footage, specifically car crashes, from the racing game BeamNG.drive.
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Robert Wedderburn is a wildlife filmmaker who specializes in documentaries about snakes.
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Congrats to everyone who had amazing subscriber growth last month! 🥳 If you want to see your channel grow, don't forget to sign up for vidIQ and get robust tools, data, and video ideas.
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Lydia Sweatt is a writer, bookworm, and bass guitar enthusiast. When she goes outside, a bicycle goes with her.
