Top 25 Filipino YouTubers (Aug 2026)

Ivana Alawi, a half Moroccan, half Filipina actress based in the Philippines, averages 6.7M views per video on 21.1M subscribers, the largest audience on this list by both measures, with 86 percent of it inside the country.

Viy Cortez greets her viewers as Viviys and runs inquiries through Kreativden; her 7.4M subscribers deliver 2.1M average views, second on the page and nearly double the channel in third, with a 92 percent Filipino audience.

Zeinab Harake links every other platform from her bio and books through Aguila Entertainment; her 15.5M subscribers average 1.2M views at 2.88 percent engagement, the highest rate among the five largest channels here.

Niana Guerrero sums up her channel as dance, fashion and lifestyle, and her 15.8M subscribers average 764.9k views; 45 percent of her audience is Filipino, so she also carries a brand beyond the Philippines.

Jelai Andres greets her Mi loves with daily life, pets, events, tours, make up, product reviews, hauls and comedy skits, and her 7.9M subscribers average 681.1k views with an 89 percent Filipino audience.

Ser Geybin's entire bio is a one-line joke about his sibling's breath, which tells you the channel: 8.3M subscribers, 648.4k average views and 2.67 percent engagement, with 91 percent of the audience at home.

Junell Dominic runs a Discord alongside the channel and lists every social in the bio; the 14M subscribers average 592.7k views, but only 21 percent of the audience is Filipino, the lowest share on this page.

Von Ordona keeps the bio to a business address and lets the channel speak: 8M subscribers, 515.7k average views and a 92 percent Filipino audience, tied for the second highest share here.

Ogie Diaz runs the channel under his WECAMP Entertainment banner, and his 4.21M subscribers average 487.7k views at 1.71 percent engagement.

Vien describes herself in three words, 29, mom, Philippines, and her 3.38M subscribers average 463k views with 92 percent of the audience inside the country.

Grae Cabase's bio says passion makes the impossible possible, and his 3.78M subscribers average 355.1k views at 2.01 percent engagement with a 90 percent Filipino audience.

Agassi Ching splits his output between this official channel and Agassi Ching Daily, and the main channel's 5.98M subscribers average 354.7k views with 94 percent of the audience in the Philippines, tied with Claro the Third for the highest share on the list.

Kim Chiu promises everything you don't see on TV through personal video blogs, and the 3.41M subscribers respond at exactly 3 percent engagement with 272.4k average views.

Pugong Byahero's bio, in Tagalog, is a message about sharing love, peace and hope and helping others, and the 4.22M subscribers answer with 6.61 percent engagement, the highest rate on this page, on 256.6k average views.

Ranz Kyle calls himself the boy next door, and the 15.2M subscribers average 241.3k views; at 42 percent the Filipino share of his audience is the second lowest here, a sign of reach across the region.

Basel, The Hungry Syrian Wanderer, calls himself the adopted son of the Philippines after leaving Syria and falling in love with the country; his 5.2M subscribers engage at 5.02 percent, second highest on the list, on 199.3k average views.

Makagago Wazzup Man greets his kahombre and says the money from his monetized views goes to charity, and the 3.3M subscribers average 194.3k views at 2.38 percent engagement with a 91 percent Filipino audience.

J4 rides and explores the Philippines on a motorcycle and invites viewers along in Tagalog; the smallest channel here at 349k subscribers still averages 137.2k views, more than seven channels with far larger subscriber counts.

Elgin runs a Mobile Legends news, animation and guides channel, and the 3.77M subscribers engage at 4.29 percent on 83.2k average views; 43 percent of the audience is Filipino, so the game's regional fan base shows up too.

Kristian PH mainly uploads gaming videos and keeps separate channels for other content, and the 4.5M subscribers engage at 3.41 percent on 44.2k average views with an 89 percent Filipino audience.

Jp Amazing Stories narrates mystery, crime, strange events, true stories and history in Tagalog, and the 3.52M subscribers engage at 3.03 percent on 41.8k average views.

Claro the Third discusses true crime, horror, controversies and tragedies, and the 3.86M subscribers average 40.5k views at 2.4 percent engagement with 94 percent of the audience in the Philippines.

Mr. Razzie Binx calls himself your usual satirical content creator, sticks with comedy and streams daily on Facebook; the 535k subscribers average 28.6k views at 2.56 percent engagement.

Keith Talens makes family-friendly content, pranks, real-life stories and a little drama for his Kasatsat Fam, and the 3.39M subscribers engage at 4.93 percent, the third highest rate here, on 14.6k average views.

Ninong Ry's bio is two words, luto lang, just cooking, and the 2.78M subscribers engage at 2.85 percent on 14.5k average views with 86 percent of the audience inside the country.