The Top Channels in Australia
In April 2025, Sam Fricker (@sam.fricker) channel snatched the 1ts place in Australia with 5.9M subscribers. Their videos gained 11.8K views, 237 likes, and 6 comments.
evoau (@evoau) ranked 2nd on the list with 4.7M subscribers. The channel’s videos collected 23.9K views, 0 comments, and 212 likes in the previous month.
YouTuber Bridey Drake (@brideydrake) secured the 3rd place in Australia with 3.2M subscribers. The YouTuber’s videos generated 773.4K views, 43K likes, and 239 comments.
2.9M subscribers took Norris Nuts Do Stuff (@norrisnutsdostuff) to 4th place on our top list. As for engagement metrics, the channel’s videos were watched 108.2K times and got 4.4K likes and 116 comments.
2.2M people have subscribed to Shammi (@shammiltd). The channel’s content triggered 584.5K views, 14.8K likes, and 268 comments.
FAQ - The Most Popular Channels in Australia
Which channel is the most popular in Australia?
What are the top 5 channels with the most subscribers in Australia?
The top 5 channels in the Australia are:
Isaac Butterfield (@isaacbutterfield) with 2.2M subscribers
ABC News In-depth (@abcnewsindepth) with 2M subscribers
triple j (@triplej) with 1.9M subscribers
Zeliha Öğretmen (@oyunlarcaaa) with 1.7M subscribers
The Voice Australia (@thevoiceaustralia) with 1.7M subscribers
Check back next month to see who achieved the highest position on our channel ranking in Australia.