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The world of gaming is full of inspirational success stories and today, a YouTuber achieved what he had once wished for. Typical Gamer has just hit 10 million subscribers on the platform.

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Typical Gamer hits milestone on YouTube

Canadian gamer Andre Rebelo rose to fame thanks to his GTA V videos. He had started off with Red Dead Redemption in 2008, but ultimately it was GTA V that brought him success. His videos would include tips, tricks, and Easter eggs from the game which helped him rank high. He currently uploads more content on Fortnite Battle Royale, Ghost of Tsushima, and more.

This 10 million mark is even more memorable because of a tweet he had posted years ago. Back in 2015, YouTube had announced a new diamond play button for channels that crossed 10 million subscribers. Typical Gamer was in awe of this announcement.

Five years later, Typical Gamer snagged this button for himself. This is a landmark moment for him since he has been chasing after this for a while now, and this is evident when you look at the tweets he posted over the last few days.

His new channel, ‘TG Plays’, also hit 1 million subscribers this July. His content has been gaining popularity, and his reputation seems to be growing with every passing day.

 

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MrBeast well along the way

When one talks about YouTubers who are making it big, MrBeast cannot be left off the list. He is on a steady rise at the moment and his channel was one of those that grew the most this month, along with that of DrDisRespect.

When he first started off, MrBeast did a lot of stunts and giveaways that won him several fans. No stranger to gaming, he even has a separate channel ‘MrBeast Gaming’ for gaming content. This has already crossed six million views and has shown no signs of stopping.

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MrBeast has many accolades to his name and now, with Typical Gamer’s rise, fans will hope to see these two compete with the biggest streaming names in the world.

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