TOYS ON YOUTUBE THE TOY LOVERS
Videos from these YouTubers attract thousands upon millions of views. Toys profiled here stand to recieve a healthy PR boost and could go on to become best-sellers as a result.
Subscribers: 26,201 Views: 9,591,092
THE OFFICIAL LEGO CHANNEL ‘If every LEGO brick told a story, it would be told here...’ LEGO’s growing official YouTube channel features special previews of forthcoming LEGO sets, behind-the-scenes content, play guides while also showcasing the best in fan-created animations and more.
Subscribers: 450,000 Views: 185,000,000+
Subscribers: 40,005 Views: 43,043,986
LEGO CLUB TV LEGO Club TV features content similar to its official counterpart, alongside a multitude of fan made stop- motion animations. Here, LEGO fans can also find building tips, challenges and more.
THE LEGO FANS
Subscribers: 39,173 Views: 40,310,352
THE BRICK SHOW The Brick Show profiles LEGO sets new and old and treats its subscribers to building tutorials, reviews and the latest LEGO news in a TV-style format. Other block- based construction toys are occasionally profiled too.
Subscribers: 3,500 Views: 2,900,000+
CUSTURD PRODUCTIONS This channel produced the famous Call of Duty themed LEGO animation, ‘LEGO Black Ops’. It has been watched over 17 million times and highlights Kenshen’s talents as one of YouTube’s finest and funniest toy animators.
Subscribers: 165,581 Views: 75,770,699
TOY BREAK The Toy Break team is massively dedicated to toys. The focal part of its programming is the eponymous ‘Toy Break’ show.
Subscribers: 250+ Views: 810,000
TOYOLOGY Peter Jenkinson creates special videos for events like Toy Fair, as well as virals to complement toy campaigns. Keep an eye out for the pilot of Toyology TV.
Subscribers: 33,000 Views: 17,000,000+
HOBBYKINGLIVE North American retailer Hobby King covers every aspect of R/C on its well subscribed channel. Give in-depth insights into the latest models.
TOYNEWS
Subscribers: 24,648 Views: 16,090,220
RYMDREGLAGE Swedish chiptune band and LEGO nuts Rymdreglage shot to internet fame with their excellent LEGO music video, ‘8-bit trip’. Other brick-based videos have followed and there’s more to come.
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Subscribers: 32,000 Views: 138,000,000+
ATAMAII.COM TOY REVIEW Endearing older gentleman Stu Carter is one of YouTube’s most thorough toy reviewers. He provides weekly content on the latest toys.
Subscribers: 15,000+ Views: 12,700,000+
THE PIXEL DAN CHANNEL Pixel Dan’s first-rate, well- judged toy reviews are well worth checking out, as are his comedy toy skits. A variety of regular shows cover all types of toys.
Subscribers: 13,000 Views: 80,000,000+
TIME TO PLAY One of the most prolific toy related YouTubers, US family toy website
timetoplaymag.com has produced well over 3,000 videos to date.
MIKE MOZART In his often hilarious style Mr Mozart judges whether toys are an ‘epic fail’ or ‘epic win’. Between his channels, Mike Mozart has nearly 200 million views.
Subscribers: 55,000 Views: 150,000,000+
SEAN LONG
‘The Dork Knight’ Sean Long lives and breathes toys and presents his subscribers with regular weekly content, including video reviews and news.
Subscribers: 35,000 Views: 168,900,000+
LEOKIMVIDEO In his own words, Leokim is ‘just a guy making kids happy’ with reviews on today’s biggest toys. This Aussie gives his honest opinions on top playthings.
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