Famous British YouTube Vloggers

Zoella is a British social media personality, author, and entrepreneur. After achieving popularity as a YouTuber, Zoella launched her own brand called Zoella Beauty in 2014. The same year, she also made her debut as a writer with the release of her novel Girl Online. Over the course of her career, Zoella has won several awards, including Teen Choice Awards.

English YouTuber and musician Amin Mohamed, better known as Chunkz, soared to fame as a member of the YouTube collaborative group Beta Squad. He has also co-hosted The Aphetor Games and #SaturdaySocial. He has also worked on a voice app and released tracks such as Clean Up.

British YouTuber Elizabeth Dwyer, better known by her pseudonym, Lizzie LDShadowLady, is best known for her gaming videos. She soared to fame with her Minecraft single-player series Shadowcraft. She was also part of The Pixel Pact. Though openly bisexual, she is married to fellow YouTuber Joel Smallishbeans.

British YouTuber Kate Elisabeth was just 11 when she launched her first YouTube channel and 15 when she posted her first video. Known for her boarding school vlogs that documented her stay at Hurtwood House, she has also posted several make-up tutorials and a lot of lifestyle and travel content.

TomSka is a British content creator, vlogger, filmmaker, and actor. He is best known for writing, producing, directing, and starring in his animated web-series and live-action sketch comedy YouTube videos. TomSka is also credited with creating short films for Comedy Central. In 2012, he established a media production company called TurboPunch Ltd.

Initially a personal trainer, British YouTube star Jack Maynard later shot to fame with his challenges, vlogs, and comedy clips. He has also appeared on reality shows such as Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins, has hosted shows such as Wake Up With…, and worked as a DJ and musician, too.

Phil Lester is a British radio host and YouTuber. Renowned for his YouTube channels, DanAndPhilGAMES and AmazingPhil, Lester was featured on The Sunday Times’ top influencers in the UK list in 2019. Over the course of his career, Phil Lester has won several prestigious awards, such as British Online Creator Awards and Sony Award.

British YouTuber Will Lenney, has shot to fame with his channel WillNE, where he posts commentaries, practical jokes, and reactions. He once fooled UK tabloids into believing he would appear on I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here!, by spreading a rumor. He has collaborated with YouTubers such as Memeulous.

Mia Fizz is a British YouTuber best known for being a part of the famous YouTube family, The Fizz. Mia achieved popularity by posting videos related to food and lifestyle. In addition to posting videos of her own, Mia Fizz also frequently collaborates with her younger sister Sienna Fizz and they run a separate YouTube channel called Fizz Sisters.

British YouTuber Darren Black, better known by his online pseudonym, Daz Black, has soared to fame with his gaming and reaction videos, the latter known as Daz Watches, or Daz Reacts To, videos. He began his online career with Vine, where he gained popularity with his comedy sketches.

British life/dating coach and YouTuber Matthew Hussey is also a self-help author who has penned the New York Times best-seller Get the Guy. He also made headlines for his relationship with Cuban-American singer Camila Cabello. He also offers online tutorials, has hosted his own radio show, and has appeared on several TV shows.

Sienna Fizz is a British YouTuber best known for being a part of the famous YouTube family, The Fizz. She often appears alongside her older sister Mia Fizz; they run a separate YouTube channel called Fizz Sisters. Sienna Fizz also has her own YouTube channel, where she posts children-friendly content.

British-South African social-media sensation and YouTuber Caspar Lee soared to fame with his comedy videos. He later also stepped into acting with films such as Spud 3. A budding entrepreneur, he co-owns the student housing company Proper Living and has been featured on Forbes 30 Under 30.

British social media star and entrepreneur Nick Crompton first soared to fame through YouTube and later co-founded the social media marketing agency Social Chain. He later formed the web group Team 10 and later joined Universal Music as a senior executive. In January 2021, he deactivated most of his public social media profiles.

Millie T is a British YouTuber and vlogger. She is best known for posting makeup tutorials, lifestyle based videos, and product testing videos. In addition to being a social media personality, Millie T is also an actress. In 2014, she was seen in an English film titled Electricity.

Best known for her YouTube channel iRaindropsx and her make-up tutorials, British social media star Marina Joyce ahs also posted several “how to” videos. Her erratic and strange behavior in a few of her videos posted in 2016 gave rise to rumors that she was probably being abused and forced to create her videos.

Oli White is an English YouTuber, actor, and author. He came into prominence in 2014, when he played James in AwesomenessTV's web series Shipping Julia. In 2015, he appeared alongside Caspar Lee and Joe Sugg in Joe and Caspar Hit The Road. In 2016, Oli White received the Streamy Award for Best Ensemble Cast for appearing in Escape the Night.

One of Britain’s biggest celebrity influencers and YouTubers, Ruby Rube began her journey as a kid social media star. She soared to fame with her At 3 AM video series, while she also posted vlogs, challenges, pranks, reviews, gameplay videos, and Facetime calls to celebrities.

Georgie Fizz is a British YouTuber and social media influencer. She is the matriarchal figure of the famous YouTube family, The Fizz. Their channel focuses on content related to fitness, healthy lifestyle, challenges, and pranks. Georgie Fizz has also co-authored a book on vegan diet.

British YouTuber and model Marcus Butler is best known for his vlogs, reaction videos, and challenges on his YouTube channel. He has also co-hosted the podcast Lower Your Expectations and has released a memoir, Hello Life! He also participated in Celebrity MasterChef and has been part of a YouTube boyband.

British YouTuber Darren Fizz is the patriarch of the family channel Family Fizz and is best known for his adventure vlogs and challenges. A certified personal trainer, he is also an avid traveler. He and his wife, Georgie, are a popular vegan couple and have also co-written a book.

British YouTube star Jasmin, better known as Jazzybum, is known for her hauls, tutorials, and DIY videos. Fans also loved her monthly haul series named Primark Haul. She started her YouTube journey with the channel Jazzybumblee in 2014, switching to Jazzybum in 2015. She was a student of physics at the University of Leeds.

British YouTuber Tom Stanniland, better known as Kill'em, or Kill’em FTW, soared to fame with his extreme challenges. A high-school drop-out, he has had a decade-long career in construction. Many of his videos feature his fiancée, Moon. In 2020, he took a hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

British YouTuber and TV personality Jack Dean is best known by his online pseudonym, JaackMaate. While he initially gained fame for his vlogs and web series Jack's Chat With, he later launched a second channel, named Happy Hour Podcast. He once spent a week at the Big Brother (UK) house.

British singer-songwriter and YouTube vlogger Emma Blackery mostly posts her song demos and music videos on her channel. She is also popular on Vevo. She gained fame with her readings of Fifty Shades of Grey, which were later removed due to copyright issues. She is known for her comedy skits, challenges, and storytimes, too.

British YouTuber, gamer, blogger, and vlogger Yammy Xox is best known for her Gacha Life mini-movie reactions. She has also gained popularity for her Minecraft and Roblox videos. She had her son, Dante, in her teens, and later shot to fame with the Sims 4 100 Baby Challenge series.

British YouTuber Niall Comas, known to his fans as Pyrocynical, shot to fame with his commentaries and parodies. He is one of the first to use commentary formats such as colored borders around video clips. He often refers to his fans as the Bruh Army and was once considered a rival of PewDiePie.