Top 100 Most Subscribed YouTube Channels Worldwide • February 2014

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It's another installment of the Top 100 Most Subscribed YouTube Channels Worldwide and PewDiePie's Bro Army recruitment is still in tip top condition.

The honor of Most Subscribed YouTube Channel in February 2014 goes, once again, to the leader of a Bro Army that's now 25 million subscribers strong. Felix Arvid Ulf Kjellberg's PewDiePie channel added an impressive 2.24 million subscribers in the 28 short days of February, just a 9% decrease since over his acquisition rate in the longer month of January.

Top Gainers

Up next in a way, way distant second place is YouTube's very own Spotlight Channel. The destination for all videos related to the video sharing site's tentpole events (including the annual YouTube Rewind, YouTube Music Awards, Comedy Week and ). maintained its #2 spot on the chart despite a 37% decrease in monthly subscribers, brining its February total just shy of 1.1 million.

Channel Distribution

VanossGaming is in third place. The Canadian-based online repository of funny gaming videos scored an additional 0.98 million subscribers in the month of February. Katy Perry follows next in the #4 position. The international pop star's ' Dark Horse' helped her attract an additional 0.94 million subscribers during the month. And Rounding out the Top 5 is YouTube's very own Movies channel. The destination where online video viewers can rent and own major motion pictures for a price added more than 0.96 million subscribers in February.

It's no surprise one of the Top Gainers for February goes to the YouTube outpost of The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon. Ever since February 17, when Fallon settled into his new times slot, his late night program has been on a tear in terms of YouTube. The channel amassed more than 406,000 subscribers in the 28 days of February, making it the 24th fastest-growing YouTube channel in the world for the month. That accolade is thanks to a steady serving of fantastic clips that (although most of them first appeared on television first) feel tailor made for the internet.

The Top 100 Most Subscribed YouTube channels in the month amassed in aggregate a total of 36,065,932 new subscribers. Here's a look at the distribution of a few of those channels broken down by the most-represented YouTube Multi-Channel Networks on the chart:

Maker Studios, VEVO: 14 channels each in the Top 100 Most Subscribed, with Maker Studio's PewDiePie at #1 and Vevo's Katy Perry at #4. Fullscreen: 10 channels in the Top 100, with H2ODelirious at #29. Machinima: 7 channels in the Top 100, with VanossGaming at #3. Google, OmniaMediaCo: 2 channels each in the Top 100, with Google's YouTube at #2 and OmniaMediaCo's TheSyndicateProject at #65.

And here's a look into the distribution of the this month's Top 100 by country of origin:

Download a high-res version of this month's Tubefilter Chart here. OpenSlate is a video content analytics platform that tracks more than 135,000 YouTube video channels and measures their ability to attract, engage and influence an audience. By providing one consistent measure of quality - the SlateScore™ - OpenSlate helps marketers, producers and agencies hone their online video marketing strategy. Great photo of Grace Helbig by Debra Morrison. The United States: 57 channels in the Top 100. Great Britain: 8 channels in the Top 100. Brazil: 7 channels in the Top 100. Canada, France, Spain: 4 channels each in the Top 100. India: 3 channels in the Top 100. Mexico, Russia, Sweden: 2 channels each in the Top 100. Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Egypt, Netherlands, South Korea, Thailand: 1 channel each piece in the Top 100.

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