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DanTDM tops 2017 YouTube rich list

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1st Place - Daniel Middleton: DanTDM (or The Diamond Minecraft) has topped the list this year, earning a grand total of 拢12.3m! The British vlogger has over 16m subscribers and is best known for his Minecraft videos.

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2nd Place - Evan Fong: Evan's channel, VanossGaming, has over 21m subscribers, and has earned him a cool 拢11.6m this year!

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3rd Place - Dude Perfect: Friends Coby, Cory, Cody and... Tyler (we bet that gets confusing) created their sports channel together after meeting at college. Their basketball stunts have won them 24m subscribers, and they have made 拢10.5m this year alone!

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4th Place (tied) - Mark Fischbach and Logan Paul: Mark runs a YouTube channel called Markiplier. The third highest earning gaming channel on the list, Mark took home 拢9.3m this year. Logan Paul moved to LA at the age of 19 to follow his dream of becoming a social media entertainer. His hard work has paid off as he also made 拢9.3 this year.

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6th Place - Felix Kjellberg: PewDiePie made 拢9m in 2017, but he has been in trouble this year for using anti-Semitic and racist terms in his videos. This has led to lots of people criticising him on social media, and to being dropped by Disney. Despite this, his channel still has the most subscribers on YouTube - over 58m.

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7th Place - Jake Paul: If this face looks familiar to you, then it won't come as a surprise to find out that Jake is the little brother of fellow YouTube highest earner Logan Paul. Jake is snapping at the heels of his older brother, having raked in 拢8.6m this year. Like his brother, Jake first found fame on the short video platform Vine.

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8th Place (tied) - Smosh and Ryan ToysReview: It has been a year of ups and downs for Ian Hecox, now the only member of comedy channel Smosh. His best friend and comedy partner Anthony Padilla decided to leave this year to create his own channel. Despite this sad news, Smosh has still been incredibly successful bringing in 拢8.2m! Tied with Smosh is six year-old Ryan, who is the face of Ryans ToyReview, a channel that has over 10m subscribers!

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10th Place - Lilly Singh: Lilly is the only woman to be featured on the list of top earning YouTubers this year, and she has come first in Forbes Magazine 2017 list of Top Influencers in entertainment. Her comedy channel has over 12m subscribers and earned her 拢7.8m this year alone!