List Of The Fastest Growing YouTube Channels In Kenya

Vanessa Waithera

3 years ago

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There was a time when YouTube was only known and respected for music. But for many Millenials, there are many who have opted to depend on YouTube for entertainment as opposed to watching local TV stations. For many upcoming entertainers, YouTube has become their steady source of income and that has led to more creatives working harder and are now on the list of the fastest-growing YouTube channels in Kenya.

The first category has the highest growth rate in subscriber numbers.

TT comedian

Mungai Eve

Thee Pluto

Terence creative

Fastest growing YouTube channels in Kenya

Former Tuko talks host Lynn Ngugi

Afrimax English

TrendsGirl

Vinnie Baite

Dance 98 Academy

Top creators category

Churchill Show

Tales of the Crazy Kennar

Tuko/Tuco – Kenya

Thee Pluto Show

Flaqo Raz

Terence Creative

Diana Bahati

Jalango TV

Other categories.

Second place went to a satirical remix by Marshall Sum of the Sukari hit song- ‘Politicians Dance Challenge, Uhuru, Ng’ang’a, Atwoli, Ruto’ while Inka TV’s upload of a child singing a dirge during the burial of five children who died in an inferno came third.

In the Music Videos category, Tanzania’s songstress Zuchu’s Sukari hit song was the most-watched followed by Baikoko by Mbosso featuring Diamond while Kenya’s Otile Brown’s song featuring Jovial – Such Kinda Love came third.

Others were Liar by Willy Paul and Miss P, Ndovu ni Kuu by Krispah and Khaligraph, Shamra Shamra by Joefes, Mejja, and Mbuzi Gang, Nyumba Ndogo by Zuchu and Yalah by Mbosso respectively.

For the YouTube Shorts videos category, the Small Prince channel attracted the most views followed by World of Africa TV while SwagBoyQ came in the third position.

Other creators with the most Shorts videos views were Twins of Russia, Candy Platter, Daniel Labelle and Julius Dein.

Most Watched Music Videos

Going by what people are watching it seems Instagram influencers are really doing well on the YouTube front and from the most-watched music videos, it’s clear that people value Kenyan music.