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This transgender YouTuber also documented his transition journey, earning him over 100,000 subscribers. In 2014, he received the Youth Innovator Award during TrevorLIVE LA.

▲Bisexual YouTuber Shane Dawson was one of the first stars of the platform. He's got an impressive 22 million or so subscribers.

▲This gay YouTuber created the 'Fred' series on the platform, which spun off into several Nickelodeon movies and a show. He has just over three million subscribers.

▲With nearly five million subscribers, this gay YouTuber can boast being Maybelline's first male brand ambassador.

▲Transgender makeup artist and model Nikita Dragun has over two million subscribers. She announced her own makeup line, Dragun Beauty, in March 2019.

▲A YouTube influencer, the bisexual star is also an actress and the author of 'My Life as Eva: The Struggle is Real.' She has over 10 million subscribers.

▲The bisexual YouTuber is also an actress, as well as being active on Snapchat and Instagram. She has around three million subscribers.

▲Now the host of her own late night talk show on NBC, the bisexual YouTuber has around 15 million subscribers.

▲The gay YouTuber first rose to fame after participating in 'The X Factor' in 2012, at age 13. He has over one million subscribers.

▲Famous for her 'My Drunk Kitchen' YouTube show, this openly lesbian internet personality has also turned to producing and starring in her own movies. She has over two million subscribers.

▲The gay YouTuber has over seven million subscribers. He also hosted 'The Tyler Oakley Show' on Ellen DeGeneres' ellentube platform.

▲As a member of The Try Guys, gay YouTuber Eugene Lee Yang has over six million subscribers. He also previously worked with BuzzFeed.

▲This gay YouTuber turned to the platform after finding fame as a semi-finalist on the ninth season of 'American Idol.' He boasts more than three million subscribers.

▲This transgender lesbian YouTuber has nearly three million subscribers. A documentary about her life, called 'This Is Everything: Gigi Gorgeous,' premiered at Sundance in 2017.

▲The transgender pansexual YouTuber has over 300,000 followers. He has largely documented his transition journey online.

▲This gay YouTuber with over five million subscribers is also a successful entrepreneur and author, having written two memoirs.

▲This gay YouTuber gained fame with his song covers, and now collaborates with several mainstream musicians. He has around three million subscribers.

▲This gay YouTuber runs three channels, combining for more than 12 million subscribers. Additionally, he appeared on two seasons of 'The Amazing Race.'

▲The bisexual YouTuber has over two million subscribers. She's also crossed over into acting, notably in the series 'Stitchers.'

▲He's got over 16 million subscribers, and the openly gay YouTuber can say he's CoverGirl's first male ambassador, ever.

▲Known for her fashion and beauty videos, out lesbian Ingrid Nilsen has nearly four million subscribers.

▲Finding fame first as a MySpace personality, openly gay Jeffree Star founded Jeffree Star Cosmetics in 2014. He has around 16 million subscribers.

▲Gregory Brown (left) and Mitchell Moffit are the gay couple behind the channels 'AsapScience' and 'Greg and Mitch,' combining for over nine million subscribers.

▲This gay YouTuber had his start on the platform in 2010, going on to work with the AwesomenessTV entertainment company. He has over one million subscribers.

▲This bisexual YouTuber is also a musician and comedian. He's become especially popular for his Disney parody videos, and has over four million subscribers.

▲The gay comedian is well known for his rants and commentary on YouTube, where he has nearly three million subscribers.

▲This pansexual YouTuber's content focuses on sex education, gaining her over one million subscribers. She also hosted MTV's YouTube show 'Braless' in 2014.

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Rose Ellen Dix (left), who identifies as a lesbian, and her bisexual wife Rosie Spaughton are the forces behind 'Rose and Rosie.' The duo have nearly 900,000 subscribers.

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Bria Kam (left) and Chrissy Chambers are the married lesbian couple behind the 'BriaAndChrissy' channel, which has over 850,000 subscribers.

▲This gay duo shares over three million subscribers on the 'DanAndPhilGAMES' channel. As for their individual channels, Phil (left) has over four million subscribers and Dan has over six million.

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There's no turning back: YouTubers are the celebrities of today and tomorrow. Indeed, there's something for everyone on YouTube, and the same can be said for LGBT representation. And if in the past that meant coming out stories from virtual unknowns (still no less valid, of course), today there are bona fide stars among YouTube's queer community.

Now while you may have heard of Lilly Singh and Shane Dawson, there are many more LGBT YouTubers whose subscriber count numbers in the millions. Curious to know who they are? Click through this new gallery to find out!