In this commentary video, the creator explains how they track YouTube subscriber changes to identify channels that lost the most subscribers in a single month. They describe their method of focusing on the bottom of the subscriber‑gain list to find “worst” YouTubers, then list several examples—including Love Live TV (‑150,000), Nelson Josie (‑140,000), RayWilliamJohnson (‑10,000), Ubisoft (‑10,000), Minnesota Burns (‑12,000), Dr. Phil Fool (‑22,000), Trip Lux Videos (‑27,000), Transmitter (‑35,000), and DG187 (‑50,000). The speaker shares personal feelings about losing subscribers, saying a loss of even 1,000 would be disheartening enough to consider quitting YouTube. They express curiosity about the reasons behind these large drops and invite viewers to check the linked statistics and comment on the phenomenon.
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This is actually pretty interesting to me because, you know, I spend all this time looking at how, you know, this YouTuber gained 500,000 subscribers and how this guy, you know, first place of last month, gained a million subscribers and Just like, I look at a lot of statistics for YouTube and like how many subscribers people gained in the last month, in the month of February or January, and I found a way to see who lost the most subscribers last month. So instead of, you know, seeing PewDiePie and how he gained 750,000, you know, all the top YouTubers, these are the worst YouTubers, the guys at the very bottom of the list, and the people that lose over 100,000 people in one month, actually lose 100,000 subscribers. I didn't even know it was possible to lose that many subscribers in one month, but apparently These people have achieved that goal. Now, the number 1 worst channel for last month was Love Live TV, and Love Live TV lost 150,000 subscribers last month. That is ridiculous. And then the second channel is, uh, something Nelson Josie, I think, lost 140,000 subscribers. So 2 channels last month lost over 100,000 subscribers, which is pretty ridiculous. And then I'm not gonna go down listing all these channels because I've never heard of half of them. But a couple ones that I did notice is the 35th worst channel for last month is actually RayWilliamJohnson. He lost 10,000 subscribers last month, which isn't surprising to me because a lot of people hate Robbie, the new host of E3. Um, people have always hated him. To be honest, I don't really like him that much. I loved E3 when Ray used to be the host, but ever since Robbie took over, I kinda don't really watch it, or it's not really a priority anymore. But anyways, some other channels are Ubisoft, the makers of Halo. They lost 10,000 subscribers last month. And Minnesota Burns lost 12,000 subscribers last month. Month. And then everyone else I've never really heard of, but they— all these channels have managed to lose between 10,000 to like 30,000 subscribers. And honestly, I don't know why, but like, um, this channel called Dr. Phil Fool lost 22,000. Trip Lux Videos lost 27,000. Transmitter lost 35,000. DG187 lost 50,000 subscribers. So I don't know what these people did to lose so many of subscribers, but if I woke up one morning and like I lost that many subscribers, I would freak out. Uh, if I lost 1,000 subscribers, that would be kind of saddening. I'd probably just quit YouTube because, I mean, I spent like 2 years trying to build up, you know, my subscriber count, and then if I just woke up one morning and they were gone, uh, I don't know, I'd probably just quit YouTube, to be honest. So I, I would love to talk to those people and see what their reactions are, um, when they look at their stats and see that they've lost 10,000+ subscribers in under a month. That's gotta suck. But that's pretty much everything. If you want to go check it out, I'll put a link in the description and you can go laugh at the people that lost thousands of subscribers last month. And it's pretty interesting, it'll keep you entertained for a couple minutes. And I thought I'd just share with you guys. I just, I don't really, I have no idea how these guys lost so many subscribers, but it's just kind of cool to look at. And you can actually, you know, go to their channel and tell and look at their actual statistics and see that they legitimately lost that many subscribers. So it's pretty crazy. But, uh, that's pretty much everything, so let me know what you think, and I'll see you in my next video.
