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

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

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

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

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Dan Howell and Phil Lester - 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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Joey Graceffa - This gay YouTuber runs three channels, combining for more than 12 million subscribers. Additionally, he appeared on two seasons of 'The Amazing Race.'

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Eva Gutowski - 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.

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

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

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

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

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

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Jon Cozart - 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.

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

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Todrick Hall - 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.

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Lucas Cruikshank - 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.

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

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

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Gigi Gorgeous - 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.

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

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

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

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Hannah Hart - 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.

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

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Laci Green - 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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Jack Baran - 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.

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Rose Ellen Dix and Rosie Spaughton -

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 and Chrissy Chambers -

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

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

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Skylar Kergil -

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.

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