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Become a YouTube Live Expert: Strategies and Insights
The Ultimate Guide to YouTube Live Streaming
Richard Bennett
Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions
Live streaming on YouTube is a great way to get more engagement from your audience, even if you do not have a huge following. As long as you have some reliable subscribers leaving comments on your videos you should be able to schedule a live stream and know it will have an audience. People feel a personal connection with their favorite vloggers so if you give your subscribers a chance to interact with you in real time they will probably plan to join in. The key to a good live streaming is to respond to comments and questions from people who are watching. Besides watching the live chat of your video you can create a hashtag for your stream and monitor it on twitter.
Table of Contents
- Why Livestream?
- Type of Content to Livestream
- What You Need to Livestream On YouTube
- 4 Ways to Setup Your Livestream On YouTube
- 8 Tips to Improve Your Livestream on YouTube
- How to Grow As A Livestreamer on YouTube
Why Livestream?
You have grown your audience, and now you want to take your channel to the next level and diversify your content.
Whether you are vlogging, gaming, or running tutorials on YouTube, there is potential to host a live broadcast. It’s not limited to any genre, you simply need to create content that people are interested in watching.
Before we get started into the How, let’s start with a few reasons Why you should be live streaming your content.
Connect and engage with your audience
When a viewer leaves a comment during a livestream you will be able to see it right away and respond. Having an instantaneous conversation with a viewer while they are watching your video will encourage more engagement and establish a ber relationship with your viewers — and you will know that these viewers are not bots.
Increase watch time and session watch time on your channel
If you are making YouTube videos on average 10 minutes long, and the viewer only watches half of it, that’s only 5 minutes of watch time, which is fine… But if you are live streaming for 45 minutes, and you are able to hold the viewer’s attention, you can surpass what your regular videos can do.
Make videos faster
As a YouTuber, you are always striving to be more efficient. Live streaming allows you to do that as you can set up and go. The content you end up creating during the duration of your livestream can then also be condensed into a highlight reel or a recap.
With a bit of planning before you go live, you can create a week’s worth of content in one go, instead of having multiple schedules for livestream content and your standard publishing videos.
Type of Content to Livestream
Live streaming has a lot of value, but what type of content should you be streaming?
Here are a few popular ideas for content that will attract viewers to your livestream:
Q&A session
Unboxing
Game or challenge
Sneak preview or review
Live events (just make sure the Internet can support it)
A demo or a tutorial
A live commentary or (if you are a gamer) Let’s Play video
What You Need to Livestream On YouTube
A Plan or Outline
It’s good to know what your livestream is going to be about before you start. Is there a key message you want to hit, an action you want your viewers to take, or a structure you want to follow.
Just because it’s live, doesn’t mean it all has to be improvised. If you go in without a plan, you might end up feeling flustered or getting stressed out. Allow for spontaneous comments or events to take you off your initial plan, but always return to your outline so you know how to wrap up your livestream when you have to.
Stable Internet Connection
You cannot conduct a quality livestream, if your Internet is bad. When evaluating your internet connection for live streaming on YouTube, look at the Upload speed. Depending on the quality of your video, these are the minimum upload speed rates your Internet will need to perform:
480p = 1.5 mbps
720p = 3 mbps
1080 = 5 mbps
In addition, be aware of external causes that may be slowing down your internet such as someone else using it, a poorly performing router, or a damaged cable.
Camera
If you have a smartphone or a laptop with a webcam built in, that is the best camera for you to get started live streaming. It’s good to have a milestone and work towards a more advanced camera, but until then, don’t feel discouraged because you don’t have expensive gear. If you have a smartphone, a laptop, or a basic webcam, that’s perfectly fine.
Microphone
You don’t need a great microphone for live streaming, you only need a good one. If you do want to spend several hundred to a thousand dollars for a professional studio microphone, nobody will stop you, but know this, a mic that is easy to use is as important as the audio quality as you develop a consistent live streaming schedule.
Streaming Software (For Higher Quality Streams)
Once upon a time, to livestream on YouTube, you needed additional software to capture content from desktop, camera, microphone, etc, called encoding software — but not anymore.
Those encoding software, such as OBS , Wirecast , and VMix , are required if you are producing content that requires a high frame rate such as gaming, but not mandatory if you are simply vlogging or running a tutorial.
If you are using Chrome, you canstream live on YouTube without using an encoder .
A Capture Card (For Higher Quality Streams)
You will need a capture card when you are capturing footage from a different PC or console. If you are a gamer and you are using one PC to stream and one PC to play your game, then you should consider getting a capture card.
4 Ways to Setup Your Livestream On YouTube
There are 4 main ways you can start live streaming on YouTube. The one that works best for you depends on the content you are going to be streaming.
1. Camera/Go Live (Chrome Browser)
By accessing www.youtube.com/webcam on the Google Chrome browser, you can start streaming immediately through your connected webcam. This way is best for a simple Q&A or letting your viewers know your thoughts in a timely situation. This method does not require an encoder.
There are 3 ways to access livestream this way:
1. Click here to connect to your YouTube channel
2. You can access it from the top menu on YouTube
3. You can access it by clicking Camera under the Live Streaming tab in your Creator Studio
2. Google Hangouts On Air (Quick)
Another way to livestream without an encoding software is by using the Google Hangouts On Air feature.
This is great if you want the feel of your livestream to be similar to a board meeting, where you can invite people, split screen, and share screen to illustrate your point.
Here’s how you can access this Google Hangouts On Air:
Step 1: Go to Events under the Live Streaming tab in your Creator Studio
Step 2: Click New Live Event button on the top right corner
Step 3: Enter the event’s Info and Setting page. Fill out the details of your Livestream, and under Type, select Quick (using Google Hangouts On Air).
Step 4: You can schedule your livestream or Go Live immediately by clicking one of the blue buttons on the left-hand side.
3. Mobile
Live streaming via your mobile device gives you a lot more freedom to maneuver. You can walk around and give your viewers a tour — but remember to stay within the WiFi or LTE range. That means you still won’t be able to livestream well inside an elevator.
Here’s how you can livestream on mobile:
Step 1: Access the YouTube app and make sure you are signed in to the account you want to livestream from.
Step 2: At the top, click on the camera icon
Step 3: Click on Go Live
Pro Tip: When live streaming, always hold your smartphone horizontally. This allows your video to be oriented as a landscape, instead of a portrait.
4. Custom Encoder
The fourth way of live streaming on YouTube is with encoding software. This is the recommended method if video quality is essential, such as gaming videos.
Step 1: Download and install an encoding software. In this example, we’ll be using OBS .
Step 2: Open OBS
Step 3: Go to YouTube Creator Studio and enter the Stream Now page
Step 4: Under Encoder Setup, copy Stream name/key (Warning: DO NOT share this key with anyone)
Step 5: Return to OBS and enter the Setting menu on the lower right-hand side of the application
Step 6: Click into the Stream tab
a) Under Stream Type, select Streaming Services
b) Under Service, select YouTube/YouTube Gaming
c) Under Server, select Primary YouTube ingest server
d) In Stream Key box, paste the Stream Key you copied from YouTube
e) Click Apply and then OK
Step 7: Plug in your webcam
Step 8: In the main OBS dashboard, under the Sources menu, click the + icon and add Video Capture Device. You should now see visuals from your Webcam.
Step 9: Select the Resolution you want for your video and click OK
Step 10: Return to your YouTube Streaming Page and fill out the details of your livestream
Step 11: Go back to OBS and click Start Streaming
Step 12: See on YouTube Streaming Page at the top that you are Live. You are officially streaming. Once You are finished streaming, return to OBS and click Stop Streaming to end the stream.
8 Tips to Improve Your Livestream on YouTube
Do Speed Test
Before you start your livestream, do a speed test of your Internet. Check out from here.
Have Good Lighting
Be aware of your surroundings when you are about to livestream. You don’t need the top-notch lighting kit, you can simply sit beside a window and allow natural lights to illuminate your stream.
Shoot A Live Test (Unlisted)
Have a technical rehearsal by doing a livestream test, then rewatching it, and evaluating the quality of the audio and visual.
You don’t have to worry about your audience logging in and seeing your test if you set the Privacy of the stream to Unlisted.
Look at the Lens, Not the Screen
If you are streaming with the selfie camera on your smartphone or using your camera’s viewfinder to make sure you are in the frame, remember that you need to be looking at the lens — not the image of yourself.
Eye contact is important in building trust, and if you are looking at yourself, it will appear as if you are looking past your viewers instead of at them.
Show It To Your Viewers
Whatever you are talking about, if you can, show it to your viewers. YouTube is a visual medium, and that means your viewers can become disinterested if there’s nothing visual holding their attention.
In the beginning, you probably won’t have a multi-camera setup, so you cannot cut away from your livestream. However, you can share the screen and you can bring physical objects into a frame.
If you are talking about your dog, show her on camera. If you’re presenting something with a lot of steps, create a Powerpoint slideshow.
Consider what visuals or props you can add to your livestream to enhance your performance.
Find A Way to Make it Evergreen
Evergreen content refers to content that is relevant for a great length of time. Talking about an event isn’t evergreen, because the event will soon pass and become old news. However, giving some tips for how to plan an event would be evergreen content.
Since your livestream will be saved on YouTube and your viewers can replay and watch it. They’re more likely to enjoy it if the content is relevant and interesting.
It Doesn’t Have to Be Long
A livestream doesn’t need to be 40 minutes long. It only needs to be long enough for you to get your story across — and if you want to answer some questions and engage with your audience. As soon as your story is over, even if it’s only 5 minutes, that’s okay. Don’t stress about the length of your stream, it’s not an endurance competition.
Allow Yourself to Make Mistakes
Another thing you shouldn’t worry about at all is making mistakes. When you are doing livestreams pretend you are engaging with someone in real life. In real life, you aren’t able to edit out your mistakes, whether it’s a word mispronounced or coffee spilling. Roll with it and laugh it off.
How to Grow As A Livestreamer on YouTube
Let People Know When You Are Streaming
Give people enough time to schedule it in, don’t spring it on them in the last minute. Share it on social media, your website, and any other means.
Create a Streaming Link 2 Days Before
Share your livestream link via social media to remind everyone to tune in when you go live. Looking for your link? It should look something like this: <www.youtube.com/user/\[channelname\]/live>
Reach Out To the Communities Most Interested
If you are going to be live streaming about a specific topic, such as photography, you should reach out to those who are interested in the topic. Highlight what aspect of photography you are going to be streaming and attract new viewers to your content.
Be Aware of Time Difference
If you have an international audience, find time to livestream where you can get the optimal amount of viewers.
You can find the location of your main demographic in your YouTube analytics .
Create a Channel Trailer to Promote Livestream
Make a video and host it as your channel trailer, that way anyone who lands on your YouTube page will see the promo for your livestream.
Promote Through Feature Content and Channel
YouTube has a feature that enables you to use your existing content to promote your upcoming livestream.
Here’s how to set it up:
Key Takeaways
- Live streaming will help you make more videos, engage with your audience, and grow your channel.
- You don’t need expensive equipment to livestream on YouTube, you only need a webcam and a microphone.
- YouTube has made live streaming as easy as a few clicks, no additional software needed unless you are gaming.
- Always do a test run of your livestream to ensure the internet, audio, and visual are all working properly.
- Create content and reach out to communities to promote your livestream.
Have you encountered any obstacles when setting up your livestream on YouTube? Let us know in the comments below, we are happy to help!
Richard Bennett
Richard Bennett is a writer and a lover of all things video.
Follow @Richard Bennett
Richard Bennett
Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions
Live streaming on YouTube is a great way to get more engagement from your audience, even if you do not have a huge following. As long as you have some reliable subscribers leaving comments on your videos you should be able to schedule a live stream and know it will have an audience. People feel a personal connection with their favorite vloggers so if you give your subscribers a chance to interact with you in real time they will probably plan to join in. The key to a good live streaming is to respond to comments and questions from people who are watching. Besides watching the live chat of your video you can create a hashtag for your stream and monitor it on twitter.
Table of Contents
- Why Livestream?
- Type of Content to Livestream
- What You Need to Livestream On YouTube
- 4 Ways to Setup Your Livestream On YouTube
- 8 Tips to Improve Your Livestream on YouTube
- How to Grow As A Livestreamer on YouTube
Why Livestream?
You have grown your audience, and now you want to take your channel to the next level and diversify your content.
Whether you are vlogging, gaming, or running tutorials on YouTube, there is potential to host a live broadcast. It’s not limited to any genre, you simply need to create content that people are interested in watching.
Before we get started into the How, let’s start with a few reasons Why you should be live streaming your content.
Connect and engage with your audience
When a viewer leaves a comment during a livestream you will be able to see it right away and respond. Having an instantaneous conversation with a viewer while they are watching your video will encourage more engagement and establish a ber relationship with your viewers — and you will know that these viewers are not bots.
Increase watch time and session watch time on your channel
If you are making YouTube videos on average 10 minutes long, and the viewer only watches half of it, that’s only 5 minutes of watch time, which is fine… But if you are live streaming for 45 minutes, and you are able to hold the viewer’s attention, you can surpass what your regular videos can do.
Make videos faster
As a YouTuber, you are always striving to be more efficient. Live streaming allows you to do that as you can set up and go. The content you end up creating during the duration of your livestream can then also be condensed into a highlight reel or a recap.
With a bit of planning before you go live, you can create a week’s worth of content in one go, instead of having multiple schedules for livestream content and your standard publishing videos.
Type of Content to Livestream
Live streaming has a lot of value, but what type of content should you be streaming?
Here are a few popular ideas for content that will attract viewers to your livestream:
Q&A session
Unboxing
Game or challenge
Sneak preview or review
Live events (just make sure the Internet can support it)
A demo or a tutorial
A live commentary or (if you are a gamer) Let’s Play video
What You Need to Livestream On YouTube
A Plan or Outline
It’s good to know what your livestream is going to be about before you start. Is there a key message you want to hit, an action you want your viewers to take, or a structure you want to follow.
Just because it’s live, doesn’t mean it all has to be improvised. If you go in without a plan, you might end up feeling flustered or getting stressed out. Allow for spontaneous comments or events to take you off your initial plan, but always return to your outline so you know how to wrap up your livestream when you have to.
Stable Internet Connection
You cannot conduct a quality livestream, if your Internet is bad. When evaluating your internet connection for live streaming on YouTube, look at the Upload speed. Depending on the quality of your video, these are the minimum upload speed rates your Internet will need to perform:
480p = 1.5 mbps
720p = 3 mbps
1080 = 5 mbps
In addition, be aware of external causes that may be slowing down your internet such as someone else using it, a poorly performing router, or a damaged cable.
Camera
If you have a smartphone or a laptop with a webcam built in, that is the best camera for you to get started live streaming. It’s good to have a milestone and work towards a more advanced camera, but until then, don’t feel discouraged because you don’t have expensive gear. If you have a smartphone, a laptop, or a basic webcam, that’s perfectly fine.
Microphone
You don’t need a great microphone for live streaming, you only need a good one. If you do want to spend several hundred to a thousand dollars for a professional studio microphone, nobody will stop you, but know this, a mic that is easy to use is as important as the audio quality as you develop a consistent live streaming schedule.
Streaming Software (For Higher Quality Streams)
Once upon a time, to livestream on YouTube, you needed additional software to capture content from desktop, camera, microphone, etc, called encoding software — but not anymore.
Those encoding software, such as OBS , Wirecast , and VMix , are required if you are producing content that requires a high frame rate such as gaming, but not mandatory if you are simply vlogging or running a tutorial.
If you are using Chrome, you canstream live on YouTube without using an encoder .
A Capture Card (For Higher Quality Streams)
You will need a capture card when you are capturing footage from a different PC or console. If you are a gamer and you are using one PC to stream and one PC to play your game, then you should consider getting a capture card.
4 Ways to Setup Your Livestream On YouTube
There are 4 main ways you can start live streaming on YouTube. The one that works best for you depends on the content you are going to be streaming.
1. Camera/Go Live (Chrome Browser)
By accessing www.youtube.com/webcam on the Google Chrome browser, you can start streaming immediately through your connected webcam. This way is best for a simple Q&A or letting your viewers know your thoughts in a timely situation. This method does not require an encoder.
There are 3 ways to access livestream this way:
1. Click here to connect to your YouTube channel
2. You can access it from the top menu on YouTube
3. You can access it by clicking Camera under the Live Streaming tab in your Creator Studio
2. Google Hangouts On Air (Quick)
Another way to livestream without an encoding software is by using the Google Hangouts On Air feature.
This is great if you want the feel of your livestream to be similar to a board meeting, where you can invite people, split screen, and share screen to illustrate your point.
Here’s how you can access this Google Hangouts On Air:
Step 1: Go to Events under the Live Streaming tab in your Creator Studio
Step 2: Click New Live Event button on the top right corner
Step 3: Enter the event’s Info and Setting page. Fill out the details of your Livestream, and under Type, select Quick (using Google Hangouts On Air).
Step 4: You can schedule your livestream or Go Live immediately by clicking one of the blue buttons on the left-hand side.
3. Mobile
Live streaming via your mobile device gives you a lot more freedom to maneuver. You can walk around and give your viewers a tour — but remember to stay within the WiFi or LTE range. That means you still won’t be able to livestream well inside an elevator.
Here’s how you can livestream on mobile:
Step 1: Access the YouTube app and make sure you are signed in to the account you want to livestream from.
Step 2: At the top, click on the camera icon
Step 3: Click on Go Live
Pro Tip: When live streaming, always hold your smartphone horizontally. This allows your video to be oriented as a landscape, instead of a portrait.
4. Custom Encoder
The fourth way of live streaming on YouTube is with encoding software. This is the recommended method if video quality is essential, such as gaming videos.
Step 1: Download and install an encoding software. In this example, we’ll be using OBS .
Step 2: Open OBS
Step 3: Go to YouTube Creator Studio and enter the Stream Now page
Step 4: Under Encoder Setup, copy Stream name/key (Warning: DO NOT share this key with anyone)
Step 5: Return to OBS and enter the Setting menu on the lower right-hand side of the application
Step 6: Click into the Stream tab
a) Under Stream Type, select Streaming Services
b) Under Service, select YouTube/YouTube Gaming
c) Under Server, select Primary YouTube ingest server
d) In Stream Key box, paste the Stream Key you copied from YouTube
e) Click Apply and then OK
Step 7: Plug in your webcam
Step 8: In the main OBS dashboard, under the Sources menu, click the + icon and add Video Capture Device. You should now see visuals from your Webcam.
Step 9: Select the Resolution you want for your video and click OK
Step 10: Return to your YouTube Streaming Page and fill out the details of your livestream
Step 11: Go back to OBS and click Start Streaming
Step 12: See on YouTube Streaming Page at the top that you are Live. You are officially streaming. Once You are finished streaming, return to OBS and click Stop Streaming to end the stream.
8 Tips to Improve Your Livestream on YouTube
Do Speed Test
Before you start your livestream, do a speed test of your Internet. Check out from here.
Have Good Lighting
Be aware of your surroundings when you are about to livestream. You don’t need the top-notch lighting kit, you can simply sit beside a window and allow natural lights to illuminate your stream.
Shoot A Live Test (Unlisted)
Have a technical rehearsal by doing a livestream test, then rewatching it, and evaluating the quality of the audio and visual.
You don’t have to worry about your audience logging in and seeing your test if you set the Privacy of the stream to Unlisted.
Look at the Lens, Not the Screen
If you are streaming with the selfie camera on your smartphone or using your camera’s viewfinder to make sure you are in the frame, remember that you need to be looking at the lens — not the image of yourself.
Eye contact is important in building trust, and if you are looking at yourself, it will appear as if you are looking past your viewers instead of at them.
Show It To Your Viewers
Whatever you are talking about, if you can, show it to your viewers. YouTube is a visual medium, and that means your viewers can become disinterested if there’s nothing visual holding their attention.
In the beginning, you probably won’t have a multi-camera setup, so you cannot cut away from your livestream. However, you can share the screen and you can bring physical objects into a frame.
If you are talking about your dog, show her on camera. If you’re presenting something with a lot of steps, create a Powerpoint slideshow.
Consider what visuals or props you can add to your livestream to enhance your performance.
Find A Way to Make it Evergreen
Evergreen content refers to content that is relevant for a great length of time. Talking about an event isn’t evergreen, because the event will soon pass and become old news. However, giving some tips for how to plan an event would be evergreen content.
Since your livestream will be saved on YouTube and your viewers can replay and watch it. They’re more likely to enjoy it if the content is relevant and interesting.
It Doesn’t Have to Be Long
A livestream doesn’t need to be 40 minutes long. It only needs to be long enough for you to get your story across — and if you want to answer some questions and engage with your audience. As soon as your story is over, even if it’s only 5 minutes, that’s okay. Don’t stress about the length of your stream, it’s not an endurance competition.
Allow Yourself to Make Mistakes
Another thing you shouldn’t worry about at all is making mistakes. When you are doing livestreams pretend you are engaging with someone in real life. In real life, you aren’t able to edit out your mistakes, whether it’s a word mispronounced or coffee spilling. Roll with it and laugh it off.
How to Grow As A Livestreamer on YouTube
Let People Know When You Are Streaming
Give people enough time to schedule it in, don’t spring it on them in the last minute. Share it on social media, your website, and any other means.
Create a Streaming Link 2 Days Before
Share your livestream link via social media to remind everyone to tune in when you go live. Looking for your link? It should look something like this: <www.youtube.com/user/\[channelname\]/live>
Reach Out To the Communities Most Interested
If you are going to be live streaming about a specific topic, such as photography, you should reach out to those who are interested in the topic. Highlight what aspect of photography you are going to be streaming and attract new viewers to your content.
Be Aware of Time Difference
If you have an international audience, find time to livestream where you can get the optimal amount of viewers.
You can find the location of your main demographic in your YouTube analytics .
Create a Channel Trailer to Promote Livestream
Make a video and host it as your channel trailer, that way anyone who lands on your YouTube page will see the promo for your livestream.
Promote Through Feature Content and Channel
YouTube has a feature that enables you to use your existing content to promote your upcoming livestream.
Here’s how to set it up:
Key Takeaways
- Live streaming will help you make more videos, engage with your audience, and grow your channel.
- You don’t need expensive equipment to livestream on YouTube, you only need a webcam and a microphone.
- YouTube has made live streaming as easy as a few clicks, no additional software needed unless you are gaming.
- Always do a test run of your livestream to ensure the internet, audio, and visual are all working properly.
- Create content and reach out to communities to promote your livestream.
Have you encountered any obstacles when setting up your livestream on YouTube? Let us know in the comments below, we are happy to help!
Richard Bennett
Richard Bennett is a writer and a lover of all things video.
Follow @Richard Bennett
Richard Bennett
Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions
Live streaming on YouTube is a great way to get more engagement from your audience, even if you do not have a huge following. As long as you have some reliable subscribers leaving comments on your videos you should be able to schedule a live stream and know it will have an audience. People feel a personal connection with their favorite vloggers so if you give your subscribers a chance to interact with you in real time they will probably plan to join in. The key to a good live streaming is to respond to comments and questions from people who are watching. Besides watching the live chat of your video you can create a hashtag for your stream and monitor it on twitter.
Table of Contents
- Why Livestream?
- Type of Content to Livestream
- What You Need to Livestream On YouTube
- 4 Ways to Setup Your Livestream On YouTube
- 8 Tips to Improve Your Livestream on YouTube
- How to Grow As A Livestreamer on YouTube
Why Livestream?
You have grown your audience, and now you want to take your channel to the next level and diversify your content.
Whether you are vlogging, gaming, or running tutorials on YouTube, there is potential to host a live broadcast. It’s not limited to any genre, you simply need to create content that people are interested in watching.
Before we get started into the How, let’s start with a few reasons Why you should be live streaming your content.
Connect and engage with your audience
When a viewer leaves a comment during a livestream you will be able to see it right away and respond. Having an instantaneous conversation with a viewer while they are watching your video will encourage more engagement and establish a ber relationship with your viewers — and you will know that these viewers are not bots.
Increase watch time and session watch time on your channel
If you are making YouTube videos on average 10 minutes long, and the viewer only watches half of it, that’s only 5 minutes of watch time, which is fine… But if you are live streaming for 45 minutes, and you are able to hold the viewer’s attention, you can surpass what your regular videos can do.
Make videos faster
As a YouTuber, you are always striving to be more efficient. Live streaming allows you to do that as you can set up and go. The content you end up creating during the duration of your livestream can then also be condensed into a highlight reel or a recap.
With a bit of planning before you go live, you can create a week’s worth of content in one go, instead of having multiple schedules for livestream content and your standard publishing videos.
Type of Content to Livestream
Live streaming has a lot of value, but what type of content should you be streaming?
Here are a few popular ideas for content that will attract viewers to your livestream:
Q&A session
Unboxing
Game or challenge
Sneak preview or review
Live events (just make sure the Internet can support it)
A demo or a tutorial
A live commentary or (if you are a gamer) Let’s Play video
What You Need to Livestream On YouTube
A Plan or Outline
It’s good to know what your livestream is going to be about before you start. Is there a key message you want to hit, an action you want your viewers to take, or a structure you want to follow.
Just because it’s live, doesn’t mean it all has to be improvised. If you go in without a plan, you might end up feeling flustered or getting stressed out. Allow for spontaneous comments or events to take you off your initial plan, but always return to your outline so you know how to wrap up your livestream when you have to.
Stable Internet Connection
You cannot conduct a quality livestream, if your Internet is bad. When evaluating your internet connection for live streaming on YouTube, look at the Upload speed. Depending on the quality of your video, these are the minimum upload speed rates your Internet will need to perform:
480p = 1.5 mbps
720p = 3 mbps
1080 = 5 mbps
In addition, be aware of external causes that may be slowing down your internet such as someone else using it, a poorly performing router, or a damaged cable.
Camera
If you have a smartphone or a laptop with a webcam built in, that is the best camera for you to get started live streaming. It’s good to have a milestone and work towards a more advanced camera, but until then, don’t feel discouraged because you don’t have expensive gear. If you have a smartphone, a laptop, or a basic webcam, that’s perfectly fine.
Microphone
You don’t need a great microphone for live streaming, you only need a good one. If you do want to spend several hundred to a thousand dollars for a professional studio microphone, nobody will stop you, but know this, a mic that is easy to use is as important as the audio quality as you develop a consistent live streaming schedule.
Streaming Software (For Higher Quality Streams)
Once upon a time, to livestream on YouTube, you needed additional software to capture content from desktop, camera, microphone, etc, called encoding software — but not anymore.
Those encoding software, such as OBS , Wirecast , and VMix , are required if you are producing content that requires a high frame rate such as gaming, but not mandatory if you are simply vlogging or running a tutorial.
If you are using Chrome, you canstream live on YouTube without using an encoder .
A Capture Card (For Higher Quality Streams)
You will need a capture card when you are capturing footage from a different PC or console. If you are a gamer and you are using one PC to stream and one PC to play your game, then you should consider getting a capture card.
4 Ways to Setup Your Livestream On YouTube
There are 4 main ways you can start live streaming on YouTube. The one that works best for you depends on the content you are going to be streaming.
1. Camera/Go Live (Chrome Browser)
By accessing www.youtube.com/webcam on the Google Chrome browser, you can start streaming immediately through your connected webcam. This way is best for a simple Q&A or letting your viewers know your thoughts in a timely situation. This method does not require an encoder.
There are 3 ways to access livestream this way:
1. Click here to connect to your YouTube channel
2. You can access it from the top menu on YouTube
3. You can access it by clicking Camera under the Live Streaming tab in your Creator Studio
2. Google Hangouts On Air (Quick)
Another way to livestream without an encoding software is by using the Google Hangouts On Air feature.
This is great if you want the feel of your livestream to be similar to a board meeting, where you can invite people, split screen, and share screen to illustrate your point.
Here’s how you can access this Google Hangouts On Air:
Step 1: Go to Events under the Live Streaming tab in your Creator Studio
Step 2: Click New Live Event button on the top right corner
Step 3: Enter the event’s Info and Setting page. Fill out the details of your Livestream, and under Type, select Quick (using Google Hangouts On Air).
Step 4: You can schedule your livestream or Go Live immediately by clicking one of the blue buttons on the left-hand side.
3. Mobile
Live streaming via your mobile device gives you a lot more freedom to maneuver. You can walk around and give your viewers a tour — but remember to stay within the WiFi or LTE range. That means you still won’t be able to livestream well inside an elevator.
Here’s how you can livestream on mobile:
Step 1: Access the YouTube app and make sure you are signed in to the account you want to livestream from.
Step 2: At the top, click on the camera icon
Step 3: Click on Go Live
Pro Tip: When live streaming, always hold your smartphone horizontally. This allows your video to be oriented as a landscape, instead of a portrait.
4. Custom Encoder
The fourth way of live streaming on YouTube is with encoding software. This is the recommended method if video quality is essential, such as gaming videos.
Step 1: Download and install an encoding software. In this example, we’ll be using OBS .
Step 2: Open OBS
Step 3: Go to YouTube Creator Studio and enter the Stream Now page
Step 4: Under Encoder Setup, copy Stream name/key (Warning: DO NOT share this key with anyone)
Step 5: Return to OBS and enter the Setting menu on the lower right-hand side of the application
Step 6: Click into the Stream tab
a) Under Stream Type, select Streaming Services
b) Under Service, select YouTube/YouTube Gaming
c) Under Server, select Primary YouTube ingest server
d) In Stream Key box, paste the Stream Key you copied from YouTube
e) Click Apply and then OK
Step 7: Plug in your webcam
Step 8: In the main OBS dashboard, under the Sources menu, click the + icon and add Video Capture Device. You should now see visuals from your Webcam.
Step 9: Select the Resolution you want for your video and click OK
Step 10: Return to your YouTube Streaming Page and fill out the details of your livestream
Step 11: Go back to OBS and click Start Streaming
Step 12: See on YouTube Streaming Page at the top that you are Live. You are officially streaming. Once You are finished streaming, return to OBS and click Stop Streaming to end the stream.
8 Tips to Improve Your Livestream on YouTube
Do Speed Test
Before you start your livestream, do a speed test of your Internet. Check out from here.
Have Good Lighting
Be aware of your surroundings when you are about to livestream. You don’t need the top-notch lighting kit, you can simply sit beside a window and allow natural lights to illuminate your stream.
Shoot A Live Test (Unlisted)
Have a technical rehearsal by doing a livestream test, then rewatching it, and evaluating the quality of the audio and visual.
You don’t have to worry about your audience logging in and seeing your test if you set the Privacy of the stream to Unlisted.
Look at the Lens, Not the Screen
If you are streaming with the selfie camera on your smartphone or using your camera’s viewfinder to make sure you are in the frame, remember that you need to be looking at the lens — not the image of yourself.
Eye contact is important in building trust, and if you are looking at yourself, it will appear as if you are looking past your viewers instead of at them.
Show It To Your Viewers
Whatever you are talking about, if you can, show it to your viewers. YouTube is a visual medium, and that means your viewers can become disinterested if there’s nothing visual holding their attention.
In the beginning, you probably won’t have a multi-camera setup, so you cannot cut away from your livestream. However, you can share the screen and you can bring physical objects into a frame.
If you are talking about your dog, show her on camera. If you’re presenting something with a lot of steps, create a Powerpoint slideshow.
Consider what visuals or props you can add to your livestream to enhance your performance.
Find A Way to Make it Evergreen
Evergreen content refers to content that is relevant for a great length of time. Talking about an event isn’t evergreen, because the event will soon pass and become old news. However, giving some tips for how to plan an event would be evergreen content.
Since your livestream will be saved on YouTube and your viewers can replay and watch it. They’re more likely to enjoy it if the content is relevant and interesting.
It Doesn’t Have to Be Long
A livestream doesn’t need to be 40 minutes long. It only needs to be long enough for you to get your story across — and if you want to answer some questions and engage with your audience. As soon as your story is over, even if it’s only 5 minutes, that’s okay. Don’t stress about the length of your stream, it’s not an endurance competition.
Allow Yourself to Make Mistakes
Another thing you shouldn’t worry about at all is making mistakes. When you are doing livestreams pretend you are engaging with someone in real life. In real life, you aren’t able to edit out your mistakes, whether it’s a word mispronounced or coffee spilling. Roll with it and laugh it off.
How to Grow As A Livestreamer on YouTube
Let People Know When You Are Streaming
Give people enough time to schedule it in, don’t spring it on them in the last minute. Share it on social media, your website, and any other means.
Create a Streaming Link 2 Days Before
Share your livestream link via social media to remind everyone to tune in when you go live. Looking for your link? It should look something like this: <www.youtube.com/user/\[channelname\]/live>
Reach Out To the Communities Most Interested
If you are going to be live streaming about a specific topic, such as photography, you should reach out to those who are interested in the topic. Highlight what aspect of photography you are going to be streaming and attract new viewers to your content.
Be Aware of Time Difference
If you have an international audience, find time to livestream where you can get the optimal amount of viewers.
You can find the location of your main demographic in your YouTube analytics .
Create a Channel Trailer to Promote Livestream
Make a video and host it as your channel trailer, that way anyone who lands on your YouTube page will see the promo for your livestream.
Promote Through Feature Content and Channel
YouTube has a feature that enables you to use your existing content to promote your upcoming livestream.
Here’s how to set it up:
Key Takeaways
- Live streaming will help you make more videos, engage with your audience, and grow your channel.
- You don’t need expensive equipment to livestream on YouTube, you only need a webcam and a microphone.
- YouTube has made live streaming as easy as a few clicks, no additional software needed unless you are gaming.
- Always do a test run of your livestream to ensure the internet, audio, and visual are all working properly.
- Create content and reach out to communities to promote your livestream.
Have you encountered any obstacles when setting up your livestream on YouTube? Let us know in the comments below, we are happy to help!
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Live streaming on YouTube is a great way to get more engagement from your audience, even if you do not have a huge following. As long as you have some reliable subscribers leaving comments on your videos you should be able to schedule a live stream and know it will have an audience. People feel a personal connection with their favorite vloggers so if you give your subscribers a chance to interact with you in real time they will probably plan to join in. The key to a good live streaming is to respond to comments and questions from people who are watching. Besides watching the live chat of your video you can create a hashtag for your stream and monitor it on twitter.
Table of Contents
- Why Livestream?
- Type of Content to Livestream
- What You Need to Livestream On YouTube
- 4 Ways to Setup Your Livestream On YouTube
- 8 Tips to Improve Your Livestream on YouTube
- How to Grow As A Livestreamer on YouTube
Why Livestream?
You have grown your audience, and now you want to take your channel to the next level and diversify your content.
Whether you are vlogging, gaming, or running tutorials on YouTube, there is potential to host a live broadcast. It’s not limited to any genre, you simply need to create content that people are interested in watching.
Before we get started into the How, let’s start with a few reasons Why you should be live streaming your content.
Connect and engage with your audience
When a viewer leaves a comment during a livestream you will be able to see it right away and respond. Having an instantaneous conversation with a viewer while they are watching your video will encourage more engagement and establish a ber relationship with your viewers — and you will know that these viewers are not bots.
Increase watch time and session watch time on your channel
If you are making YouTube videos on average 10 minutes long, and the viewer only watches half of it, that’s only 5 minutes of watch time, which is fine… But if you are live streaming for 45 minutes, and you are able to hold the viewer’s attention, you can surpass what your regular videos can do.
Make videos faster
As a YouTuber, you are always striving to be more efficient. Live streaming allows you to do that as you can set up and go. The content you end up creating during the duration of your livestream can then also be condensed into a highlight reel or a recap.
With a bit of planning before you go live, you can create a week’s worth of content in one go, instead of having multiple schedules for livestream content and your standard publishing videos.
Type of Content to Livestream
Live streaming has a lot of value, but what type of content should you be streaming?
Here are a few popular ideas for content that will attract viewers to your livestream:
Q&A session
Unboxing
Game or challenge
Sneak preview or review
Live events (just make sure the Internet can support it)
A demo or a tutorial
A live commentary or (if you are a gamer) Let’s Play video
What You Need to Livestream On YouTube
A Plan or Outline
It’s good to know what your livestream is going to be about before you start. Is there a key message you want to hit, an action you want your viewers to take, or a structure you want to follow.
Just because it’s live, doesn’t mean it all has to be improvised. If you go in without a plan, you might end up feeling flustered or getting stressed out. Allow for spontaneous comments or events to take you off your initial plan, but always return to your outline so you know how to wrap up your livestream when you have to.
Stable Internet Connection
You cannot conduct a quality livestream, if your Internet is bad. When evaluating your internet connection for live streaming on YouTube, look at the Upload speed. Depending on the quality of your video, these are the minimum upload speed rates your Internet will need to perform:
480p = 1.5 mbps
720p = 3 mbps
1080 = 5 mbps
In addition, be aware of external causes that may be slowing down your internet such as someone else using it, a poorly performing router, or a damaged cable.
Camera
If you have a smartphone or a laptop with a webcam built in, that is the best camera for you to get started live streaming. It’s good to have a milestone and work towards a more advanced camera, but until then, don’t feel discouraged because you don’t have expensive gear. If you have a smartphone, a laptop, or a basic webcam, that’s perfectly fine.
Microphone
You don’t need a great microphone for live streaming, you only need a good one. If you do want to spend several hundred to a thousand dollars for a professional studio microphone, nobody will stop you, but know this, a mic that is easy to use is as important as the audio quality as you develop a consistent live streaming schedule.
Streaming Software (For Higher Quality Streams)
Once upon a time, to livestream on YouTube, you needed additional software to capture content from desktop, camera, microphone, etc, called encoding software — but not anymore.
Those encoding software, such as OBS , Wirecast , and VMix , are required if you are producing content that requires a high frame rate such as gaming, but not mandatory if you are simply vlogging or running a tutorial.
If you are using Chrome, you canstream live on YouTube without using an encoder .
A Capture Card (For Higher Quality Streams)
You will need a capture card when you are capturing footage from a different PC or console. If you are a gamer and you are using one PC to stream and one PC to play your game, then you should consider getting a capture card.
4 Ways to Setup Your Livestream On YouTube
There are 4 main ways you can start live streaming on YouTube. The one that works best for you depends on the content you are going to be streaming.
1. Camera/Go Live (Chrome Browser)
By accessing www.youtube.com/webcam on the Google Chrome browser, you can start streaming immediately through your connected webcam. This way is best for a simple Q&A or letting your viewers know your thoughts in a timely situation. This method does not require an encoder.
There are 3 ways to access livestream this way:
1. Click here to connect to your YouTube channel
2. You can access it from the top menu on YouTube
3. You can access it by clicking Camera under the Live Streaming tab in your Creator Studio
2. Google Hangouts On Air (Quick)
Another way to livestream without an encoding software is by using the Google Hangouts On Air feature.
This is great if you want the feel of your livestream to be similar to a board meeting, where you can invite people, split screen, and share screen to illustrate your point.
Here’s how you can access this Google Hangouts On Air:
Step 1: Go to Events under the Live Streaming tab in your Creator Studio
Step 2: Click New Live Event button on the top right corner
Step 3: Enter the event’s Info and Setting page. Fill out the details of your Livestream, and under Type, select Quick (using Google Hangouts On Air).
Step 4: You can schedule your livestream or Go Live immediately by clicking one of the blue buttons on the left-hand side.
3. Mobile
Live streaming via your mobile device gives you a lot more freedom to maneuver. You can walk around and give your viewers a tour — but remember to stay within the WiFi or LTE range. That means you still won’t be able to livestream well inside an elevator.
Here’s how you can livestream on mobile:
Step 1: Access the YouTube app and make sure you are signed in to the account you want to livestream from.
Step 2: At the top, click on the camera icon
Step 3: Click on Go Live
Pro Tip: When live streaming, always hold your smartphone horizontally. This allows your video to be oriented as a landscape, instead of a portrait.
4. Custom Encoder
The fourth way of live streaming on YouTube is with encoding software. This is the recommended method if video quality is essential, such as gaming videos.
Step 1: Download and install an encoding software. In this example, we’ll be using OBS .
Step 2: Open OBS
Step 3: Go to YouTube Creator Studio and enter the Stream Now page
Step 4: Under Encoder Setup, copy Stream name/key (Warning: DO NOT share this key with anyone)
Step 5: Return to OBS and enter the Setting menu on the lower right-hand side of the application
Step 6: Click into the Stream tab
a) Under Stream Type, select Streaming Services
b) Under Service, select YouTube/YouTube Gaming
c) Under Server, select Primary YouTube ingest server
d) In Stream Key box, paste the Stream Key you copied from YouTube
e) Click Apply and then OK
Step 7: Plug in your webcam
Step 8: In the main OBS dashboard, under the Sources menu, click the + icon and add Video Capture Device. You should now see visuals from your Webcam.
Step 9: Select the Resolution you want for your video and click OK
Step 10: Return to your YouTube Streaming Page and fill out the details of your livestream
Step 11: Go back to OBS and click Start Streaming
Step 12: See on YouTube Streaming Page at the top that you are Live. You are officially streaming. Once You are finished streaming, return to OBS and click Stop Streaming to end the stream.
8 Tips to Improve Your Livestream on YouTube
Do Speed Test
Before you start your livestream, do a speed test of your Internet. Check out from here.
Have Good Lighting
Be aware of your surroundings when you are about to livestream. You don’t need the top-notch lighting kit, you can simply sit beside a window and allow natural lights to illuminate your stream.
Shoot A Live Test (Unlisted)
Have a technical rehearsal by doing a livestream test, then rewatching it, and evaluating the quality of the audio and visual.
You don’t have to worry about your audience logging in and seeing your test if you set the Privacy of the stream to Unlisted.
Look at the Lens, Not the Screen
If you are streaming with the selfie camera on your smartphone or using your camera’s viewfinder to make sure you are in the frame, remember that you need to be looking at the lens — not the image of yourself.
Eye contact is important in building trust, and if you are looking at yourself, it will appear as if you are looking past your viewers instead of at them.
Show It To Your Viewers
Whatever you are talking about, if you can, show it to your viewers. YouTube is a visual medium, and that means your viewers can become disinterested if there’s nothing visual holding their attention.
In the beginning, you probably won’t have a multi-camera setup, so you cannot cut away from your livestream. However, you can share the screen and you can bring physical objects into a frame.
If you are talking about your dog, show her on camera. If you’re presenting something with a lot of steps, create a Powerpoint slideshow.
Consider what visuals or props you can add to your livestream to enhance your performance.
Find A Way to Make it Evergreen
Evergreen content refers to content that is relevant for a great length of time. Talking about an event isn’t evergreen, because the event will soon pass and become old news. However, giving some tips for how to plan an event would be evergreen content.
Since your livestream will be saved on YouTube and your viewers can replay and watch it. They’re more likely to enjoy it if the content is relevant and interesting.
It Doesn’t Have to Be Long
A livestream doesn’t need to be 40 minutes long. It only needs to be long enough for you to get your story across — and if you want to answer some questions and engage with your audience. As soon as your story is over, even if it’s only 5 minutes, that’s okay. Don’t stress about the length of your stream, it’s not an endurance competition.
Allow Yourself to Make Mistakes
Another thing you shouldn’t worry about at all is making mistakes. When you are doing livestreams pretend you are engaging with someone in real life. In real life, you aren’t able to edit out your mistakes, whether it’s a word mispronounced or coffee spilling. Roll with it and laugh it off.
How to Grow As A Livestreamer on YouTube
Let People Know When You Are Streaming
Give people enough time to schedule it in, don’t spring it on them in the last minute. Share it on social media, your website, and any other means.
Create a Streaming Link 2 Days Before
Share your livestream link via social media to remind everyone to tune in when you go live. Looking for your link? It should look something like this: <www.youtube.com/user/\[channelname\]/live>
Reach Out To the Communities Most Interested
If you are going to be live streaming about a specific topic, such as photography, you should reach out to those who are interested in the topic. Highlight what aspect of photography you are going to be streaming and attract new viewers to your content.
Be Aware of Time Difference
If you have an international audience, find time to livestream where you can get the optimal amount of viewers.
You can find the location of your main demographic in your YouTube analytics .
Create a Channel Trailer to Promote Livestream
Make a video and host it as your channel trailer, that way anyone who lands on your YouTube page will see the promo for your livestream.
Promote Through Feature Content and Channel
YouTube has a feature that enables you to use your existing content to promote your upcoming livestream.
Here’s how to set it up:
Key Takeaways
- Live streaming will help you make more videos, engage with your audience, and grow your channel.
- You don’t need expensive equipment to livestream on YouTube, you only need a webcam and a microphone.
- YouTube has made live streaming as easy as a few clicks, no additional software needed unless you are gaming.
- Always do a test run of your livestream to ensure the internet, audio, and visual are all working properly.
- Create content and reach out to communities to promote your livestream.
Have you encountered any obstacles when setting up your livestream on YouTube? Let us know in the comments below, we are happy to help!
Richard Bennett
Richard Bennett is a writer and a lover of all things video.
Follow @Richard Bennett
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The funny YouTube channel name listed in this article is the best place to look for a good laugh, ranging from satires to parodies, zany and bizarre, and humor and comedy. There was a time where television once took center stage, but now, YouTube has it all.
YouTube has now become the video precious standard that one can watch the best funny YouTube channels filled with both rising and venerated comedians from everywhere around the world intending to make you laugh.
In this article
01 15 Funniest YouTube Channels to Follow
02 How to Make Funny Videos on YouTube?
03 FAQs about Funny YouTube Channels
Part 1: 15 Funniest YouTube Channels to Follow
Whether you are bored or having a bad day, visiting the best prank channels on YouTube is the best way to ease your day and cure a case of the Monday blues. Here is a list of Top 15 Funny YouTube Channels to Watch When You’re Bored from the best lip-syncing and sketches, comedy skits, and interviews:
1. **The Ellen Show
Total subscribers: 33,898,023
The Ellen Show is the best prank channel on YouTube by Female comedian and icon Ellen DeGeneres. Comprising over her 16 seasons of The Ellen Show, where she plays pranks, makes fun of herself, and interviews celebrities.
2. Smosh
Total Subscribers: 24 million
Smosh is a Funny YouTube gamer show founded in 2005 by two Friends known as Ian Hecox and Daniel Padilla. They are well known for their funny nerdy spoofs and video game-themed music videos, making their humor enduring and magnetic.
3.David Dobrik
Total subscribers: 13,716,307
David dobrik is well known for his goofy laugh mixed with absurd pranks by his fans. He is referred to as the king of pranks due to his crazy personality.
4. CollegeHumor
Total subscribers: 13 million
CollegeHumor is a show started by two high school friends and comedy icons to produce original comedy videos centered on parody similar to Mad TV and SNL.
5. First We Feast
Total subscribers: 6,941,755
First We Feast, whose popularity started growing when their season called “Hot Ones” hosted by Sean Evans dominated the Internet. It began as a food blog and then continued to post regular content on their website.
6. Funny or Die
Total subscribers : 3.26M
Funny or Die is a top-rated comedy show on the Internet. Their original sketches and population of celebrities and movie stars help to keep their channel and website thriving and fresh.
7. The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon
Total subscribers: 22,001,002
The Tonight Show is a late-night talk show hosted by former SNL cast member Jimmy Fallon and filled with satire of current events, celebrity interviews, and comedic skits.
8. PewDiePie
Total subscribers : 111M
PewDiePie, hosted by a Swedish-born YouTuber, also known as Felix Arvid Ulf Kjellberg, is considered one of the funniest YouTubers of all time, having the second most subscribed YouTube channel. His sparkling personality, high energy, and unique sense of humor bring people closer to his channel.
9. The Late Night Show
Total subscribers: 20,492,801
The Late Night Show is hosted by James Corden, known for his skits and celebrity interviews. His new episodes are Carpool Karaoke, where Corden will pick up celebrities and musicians on his way to work and ask them questions while singing karaoke.
10. Good Mythical Morning
Total subscribers: 17.3M
Good Mythical Morning is a show hosted by Rhett James McLaughlin and Charles Lincoln “Link” Neal III, also known as Rhett & Link. One fantastic feature about these duo comedy hosts is their ability to incorporate humor and personalities into their talk show routines, daytime comedy, and varieties.
11. Tana Mongeau
Tana Mongeau, also known as Tana Paul, is a YouTuber and has her own MTV reality TV show. Tana often jokes about herself and what she does as a reckless tween living in Vegas. She would also make fun videos of herself and own up to being unreliable and irresponsible.
12. h3h3Productions
Total subscribers: 6.32M
H3h3Productions, hosted by Ethan Edward Klein and Hila Klein, is a comedy of husband and wife. The beautiful aspect of the show is the pranks and satirical approach toward dialogues on topics not planned and criticism.
13. Dolan Twins
Total subscribers: 10.3M
Dolan Twins is hosted by twins living in L. They are known as Ethan and Grayson Dolan, who love to entertain their followers. They produce unique creative videos showcasing themselves building things, pulling massive pranks, and making fun of each other.
14. JennaMarbles
Total subscribers: 20M
JennaMarbles is popularly known for her comedy, commentaries, honesty, appeal to feminism, and the positive messages in her videos. Her YouTube channel got a break out from her outstanding show titled “How to trick people into thinking you’re good looking.”
15. Emma Chamberlin
Total subscribers: 11.1M
Emma Chamberlin cracks her fans with her carefree youthful personality and seemingly strange day-to-day activities shown in her vlogs. She usually comes up with hilarious original content pushing herself out of her comfort zone.
Part 2: How to Make Funny Videos on YouTube?
Filmora is a free and easy-to-use video editing software suitable for beginners. The software supports above 50 formats, Filmstock effects store, 4k editing, all basic and advanced editing tools in a manner used and easily accessible. Wondershare Filmora is a perfect editor for making funny videos on YouTube.
Here is a step-by-step guide on making funny videos on YouTube using Filmora
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Step 2: Edit and Create Videos
Create fun videos using all handy tools on the timeline (effects, picture in and picture out, editing, voice-over, etc.). Add more photos to tell stories, replace the audio with video, trim out unnecessary portions, apply stunning effects, and add more fun editing tools are required to create your funny videos on Filmora.
Step 3: Save and Export
If you are satisfied with the final result available in the Preview pane, save your video by instantly tapping on Export. More so, there are various offline sharing options for you to showcase your funny video to the world.
Part 3: FAQs about Funny YouTube Channels
1. What is the most entertaining channel on YouTube?
PewDiePie is the most entertaining channel on YouTube and the funniest YouTuber of all time with over 111 million subscribers and the second most subscribed YouTube channel. He is well-known for his funny games and pranks and what brings people closer to his channel is his sparkling personality, high energy, and unique sense of humor.
2. Who is the funny YouTuber?
David Dobrik for his comedic vlogs
PewDiePie for his funny games
Dolan Twins for their Prank
Conclusion
Finding the best prank channels on YouTube to crack your rib during your boring time is one of the best feelings, as it helps you stay happy and overcome boredom. Filmora has proven to be one of the best tools for creating funny videos for YouTube channels at your comfort. This article also described some of the top funny YouTube channels and explained them in detail.
The funny YouTube channel name listed in this article is the best place to look for a good laugh, ranging from satires to parodies, zany and bizarre, and humor and comedy. There was a time where television once took center stage, but now, YouTube has it all.
YouTube has now become the video precious standard that one can watch the best funny YouTube channels filled with both rising and venerated comedians from everywhere around the world intending to make you laugh.
In this article
01 15 Funniest YouTube Channels to Follow
02 How to Make Funny Videos on YouTube?
03 FAQs about Funny YouTube Channels
Part 1: 15 Funniest YouTube Channels to Follow
Whether you are bored or having a bad day, visiting the best prank channels on YouTube is the best way to ease your day and cure a case of the Monday blues. Here is a list of Top 15 Funny YouTube Channels to Watch When You’re Bored from the best lip-syncing and sketches, comedy skits, and interviews:
1. **The Ellen Show
Total subscribers: 33,898,023
The Ellen Show is the best prank channel on YouTube by Female comedian and icon Ellen DeGeneres. Comprising over her 16 seasons of The Ellen Show, where she plays pranks, makes fun of herself, and interviews celebrities.
2. Smosh
Total Subscribers: 24 million
Smosh is a Funny YouTube gamer show founded in 2005 by two Friends known as Ian Hecox and Daniel Padilla. They are well known for their funny nerdy spoofs and video game-themed music videos, making their humor enduring and magnetic.
3.David Dobrik
Total subscribers: 13,716,307
David dobrik is well known for his goofy laugh mixed with absurd pranks by his fans. He is referred to as the king of pranks due to his crazy personality.
4. CollegeHumor
Total subscribers: 13 million
CollegeHumor is a show started by two high school friends and comedy icons to produce original comedy videos centered on parody similar to Mad TV and SNL.
5. First We Feast
Total subscribers: 6,941,755
First We Feast, whose popularity started growing when their season called “Hot Ones” hosted by Sean Evans dominated the Internet. It began as a food blog and then continued to post regular content on their website.
6. Funny or Die
Total subscribers : 3.26M
Funny or Die is a top-rated comedy show on the Internet. Their original sketches and population of celebrities and movie stars help to keep their channel and website thriving and fresh.
7. The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon
Total subscribers: 22,001,002
The Tonight Show is a late-night talk show hosted by former SNL cast member Jimmy Fallon and filled with satire of current events, celebrity interviews, and comedic skits.
8. PewDiePie
Total subscribers : 111M
PewDiePie, hosted by a Swedish-born YouTuber, also known as Felix Arvid Ulf Kjellberg, is considered one of the funniest YouTubers of all time, having the second most subscribed YouTube channel. His sparkling personality, high energy, and unique sense of humor bring people closer to his channel.
9. The Late Night Show
Total subscribers: 20,492,801
The Late Night Show is hosted by James Corden, known for his skits and celebrity interviews. His new episodes are Carpool Karaoke, where Corden will pick up celebrities and musicians on his way to work and ask them questions while singing karaoke.
10. Good Mythical Morning
Total subscribers: 17.3M
Good Mythical Morning is a show hosted by Rhett James McLaughlin and Charles Lincoln “Link” Neal III, also known as Rhett & Link. One fantastic feature about these duo comedy hosts is their ability to incorporate humor and personalities into their talk show routines, daytime comedy, and varieties.
11. Tana Mongeau
Tana Mongeau, also known as Tana Paul, is a YouTuber and has her own MTV reality TV show. Tana often jokes about herself and what she does as a reckless tween living in Vegas. She would also make fun videos of herself and own up to being unreliable and irresponsible.
12. h3h3Productions
Total subscribers: 6.32M
H3h3Productions, hosted by Ethan Edward Klein and Hila Klein, is a comedy of husband and wife. The beautiful aspect of the show is the pranks and satirical approach toward dialogues on topics not planned and criticism.
13. Dolan Twins
Total subscribers: 10.3M
Dolan Twins is hosted by twins living in L. They are known as Ethan and Grayson Dolan, who love to entertain their followers. They produce unique creative videos showcasing themselves building things, pulling massive pranks, and making fun of each other.
14. JennaMarbles
Total subscribers: 20M
JennaMarbles is popularly known for her comedy, commentaries, honesty, appeal to feminism, and the positive messages in her videos. Her YouTube channel got a break out from her outstanding show titled “How to trick people into thinking you’re good looking.”
15. Emma Chamberlin
Total subscribers: 11.1M
Emma Chamberlin cracks her fans with her carefree youthful personality and seemingly strange day-to-day activities shown in her vlogs. She usually comes up with hilarious original content pushing herself out of her comfort zone.
Part 2: How to Make Funny Videos on YouTube?
Filmora is a free and easy-to-use video editing software suitable for beginners. The software supports above 50 formats, Filmstock effects store, 4k editing, all basic and advanced editing tools in a manner used and easily accessible. Wondershare Filmora is a perfect editor for making funny videos on YouTube.
Here is a step-by-step guide on making funny videos on YouTube using Filmora
Wondershare Filmora
Get started easily with Filmora’s powerful performance, intuitive interface, and countless effects!
Try It Free Try It Free Try It Free
Step 1: Download, install and launch
Download the Filmora program, then tap on Import to load your media files (images or videos) to the timeline.
Step 2: Edit and Create Videos
Create fun videos using all handy tools on the timeline (effects, picture in and picture out, editing, voice-over, etc.). Add more photos to tell stories, replace the audio with video, trim out unnecessary portions, apply stunning effects, and add more fun editing tools are required to create your funny videos on Filmora.
Step 3: Save and Export
If you are satisfied with the final result available in the Preview pane, save your video by instantly tapping on Export. More so, there are various offline sharing options for you to showcase your funny video to the world.
Part 3: FAQs about Funny YouTube Channels
1. What is the most entertaining channel on YouTube?
PewDiePie is the most entertaining channel on YouTube and the funniest YouTuber of all time with over 111 million subscribers and the second most subscribed YouTube channel. He is well-known for his funny games and pranks and what brings people closer to his channel is his sparkling personality, high energy, and unique sense of humor.
2. Who is the funny YouTuber?
David Dobrik for his comedic vlogs
PewDiePie for his funny games
Dolan Twins for their Prank
Conclusion
Finding the best prank channels on YouTube to crack your rib during your boring time is one of the best feelings, as it helps you stay happy and overcome boredom. Filmora has proven to be one of the best tools for creating funny videos for YouTube channels at your comfort. This article also described some of the top funny YouTube channels and explained them in detail.
The funny YouTube channel name listed in this article is the best place to look for a good laugh, ranging from satires to parodies, zany and bizarre, and humor and comedy. There was a time where television once took center stage, but now, YouTube has it all.
YouTube has now become the video precious standard that one can watch the best funny YouTube channels filled with both rising and venerated comedians from everywhere around the world intending to make you laugh.
In this article
01 15 Funniest YouTube Channels to Follow
02 How to Make Funny Videos on YouTube?
03 FAQs about Funny YouTube Channels
Part 1: 15 Funniest YouTube Channels to Follow
Whether you are bored or having a bad day, visiting the best prank channels on YouTube is the best way to ease your day and cure a case of the Monday blues. Here is a list of Top 15 Funny YouTube Channels to Watch When You’re Bored from the best lip-syncing and sketches, comedy skits, and interviews:
1. **The Ellen Show
Total subscribers: 33,898,023
The Ellen Show is the best prank channel on YouTube by Female comedian and icon Ellen DeGeneres. Comprising over her 16 seasons of The Ellen Show, where she plays pranks, makes fun of herself, and interviews celebrities.
2. Smosh
Total Subscribers: 24 million
Smosh is a Funny YouTube gamer show founded in 2005 by two Friends known as Ian Hecox and Daniel Padilla. They are well known for their funny nerdy spoofs and video game-themed music videos, making their humor enduring and magnetic.
3.David Dobrik
Total subscribers: 13,716,307
David dobrik is well known for his goofy laugh mixed with absurd pranks by his fans. He is referred to as the king of pranks due to his crazy personality.
4. CollegeHumor
Total subscribers: 13 million
CollegeHumor is a show started by two high school friends and comedy icons to produce original comedy videos centered on parody similar to Mad TV and SNL.
5. First We Feast
Total subscribers: 6,941,755
First We Feast, whose popularity started growing when their season called “Hot Ones” hosted by Sean Evans dominated the Internet. It began as a food blog and then continued to post regular content on their website.
6. Funny or Die
Total subscribers : 3.26M
Funny or Die is a top-rated comedy show on the Internet. Their original sketches and population of celebrities and movie stars help to keep their channel and website thriving and fresh.
7. The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon
Total subscribers: 22,001,002
The Tonight Show is a late-night talk show hosted by former SNL cast member Jimmy Fallon and filled with satire of current events, celebrity interviews, and comedic skits.
8. PewDiePie
Total subscribers : 111M
PewDiePie, hosted by a Swedish-born YouTuber, also known as Felix Arvid Ulf Kjellberg, is considered one of the funniest YouTubers of all time, having the second most subscribed YouTube channel. His sparkling personality, high energy, and unique sense of humor bring people closer to his channel.
9. The Late Night Show
Total subscribers: 20,492,801
The Late Night Show is hosted by James Corden, known for his skits and celebrity interviews. His new episodes are Carpool Karaoke, where Corden will pick up celebrities and musicians on his way to work and ask them questions while singing karaoke.
10. Good Mythical Morning
Total subscribers: 17.3M
Good Mythical Morning is a show hosted by Rhett James McLaughlin and Charles Lincoln “Link” Neal III, also known as Rhett & Link. One fantastic feature about these duo comedy hosts is their ability to incorporate humor and personalities into their talk show routines, daytime comedy, and varieties.
11. Tana Mongeau
Tana Mongeau, also known as Tana Paul, is a YouTuber and has her own MTV reality TV show. Tana often jokes about herself and what she does as a reckless tween living in Vegas. She would also make fun videos of herself and own up to being unreliable and irresponsible.
12. h3h3Productions
Total subscribers: 6.32M
H3h3Productions, hosted by Ethan Edward Klein and Hila Klein, is a comedy of husband and wife. The beautiful aspect of the show is the pranks and satirical approach toward dialogues on topics not planned and criticism.
13. Dolan Twins
Total subscribers: 10.3M
Dolan Twins is hosted by twins living in L. They are known as Ethan and Grayson Dolan, who love to entertain their followers. They produce unique creative videos showcasing themselves building things, pulling massive pranks, and making fun of each other.
14. JennaMarbles
Total subscribers: 20M
JennaMarbles is popularly known for her comedy, commentaries, honesty, appeal to feminism, and the positive messages in her videos. Her YouTube channel got a break out from her outstanding show titled “How to trick people into thinking you’re good looking.”
15. Emma Chamberlin
Total subscribers: 11.1M
Emma Chamberlin cracks her fans with her carefree youthful personality and seemingly strange day-to-day activities shown in her vlogs. She usually comes up with hilarious original content pushing herself out of her comfort zone.
Part 2: How to Make Funny Videos on YouTube?
Filmora is a free and easy-to-use video editing software suitable for beginners. The software supports above 50 formats, Filmstock effects store, 4k editing, all basic and advanced editing tools in a manner used and easily accessible. Wondershare Filmora is a perfect editor for making funny videos on YouTube.
Here is a step-by-step guide on making funny videos on YouTube using Filmora
Wondershare Filmora
Get started easily with Filmora’s powerful performance, intuitive interface, and countless effects!
Try It Free Try It Free Try It Free
Step 1: Download, install and launch
Download the Filmora program, then tap on Import to load your media files (images or videos) to the timeline.
Step 2: Edit and Create Videos
Create fun videos using all handy tools on the timeline (effects, picture in and picture out, editing, voice-over, etc.). Add more photos to tell stories, replace the audio with video, trim out unnecessary portions, apply stunning effects, and add more fun editing tools are required to create your funny videos on Filmora.
Step 3: Save and Export
If you are satisfied with the final result available in the Preview pane, save your video by instantly tapping on Export. More so, there are various offline sharing options for you to showcase your funny video to the world.
Part 3: FAQs about Funny YouTube Channels
1. What is the most entertaining channel on YouTube?
PewDiePie is the most entertaining channel on YouTube and the funniest YouTuber of all time with over 111 million subscribers and the second most subscribed YouTube channel. He is well-known for his funny games and pranks and what brings people closer to his channel is his sparkling personality, high energy, and unique sense of humor.
2. Who is the funny YouTuber?
David Dobrik for his comedic vlogs
PewDiePie for his funny games
Dolan Twins for their Prank
Conclusion
Finding the best prank channels on YouTube to crack your rib during your boring time is one of the best feelings, as it helps you stay happy and overcome boredom. Filmora has proven to be one of the best tools for creating funny videos for YouTube channels at your comfort. This article also described some of the top funny YouTube channels and explained them in detail.
The funny YouTube channel name listed in this article is the best place to look for a good laugh, ranging from satires to parodies, zany and bizarre, and humor and comedy. There was a time where television once took center stage, but now, YouTube has it all.
YouTube has now become the video precious standard that one can watch the best funny YouTube channels filled with both rising and venerated comedians from everywhere around the world intending to make you laugh.
In this article
01 15 Funniest YouTube Channels to Follow
02 How to Make Funny Videos on YouTube?
03 FAQs about Funny YouTube Channels
Part 1: 15 Funniest YouTube Channels to Follow
Whether you are bored or having a bad day, visiting the best prank channels on YouTube is the best way to ease your day and cure a case of the Monday blues. Here is a list of Top 15 Funny YouTube Channels to Watch When You’re Bored from the best lip-syncing and sketches, comedy skits, and interviews:
1. **The Ellen Show
Total subscribers: 33,898,023
The Ellen Show is the best prank channel on YouTube by Female comedian and icon Ellen DeGeneres. Comprising over her 16 seasons of The Ellen Show, where she plays pranks, makes fun of herself, and interviews celebrities.
2. Smosh
Total Subscribers: 24 million
Smosh is a Funny YouTube gamer show founded in 2005 by two Friends known as Ian Hecox and Daniel Padilla. They are well known for their funny nerdy spoofs and video game-themed music videos, making their humor enduring and magnetic.
3.David Dobrik
Total subscribers: 13,716,307
David dobrik is well known for his goofy laugh mixed with absurd pranks by his fans. He is referred to as the king of pranks due to his crazy personality.
4. CollegeHumor
Total subscribers: 13 million
CollegeHumor is a show started by two high school friends and comedy icons to produce original comedy videos centered on parody similar to Mad TV and SNL.
5. First We Feast
Total subscribers: 6,941,755
First We Feast, whose popularity started growing when their season called “Hot Ones” hosted by Sean Evans dominated the Internet. It began as a food blog and then continued to post regular content on their website.
6. Funny or Die
Total subscribers : 3.26M
Funny or Die is a top-rated comedy show on the Internet. Their original sketches and population of celebrities and movie stars help to keep their channel and website thriving and fresh.
7. The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon
Total subscribers: 22,001,002
The Tonight Show is a late-night talk show hosted by former SNL cast member Jimmy Fallon and filled with satire of current events, celebrity interviews, and comedic skits.
8. PewDiePie
Total subscribers : 111M
PewDiePie, hosted by a Swedish-born YouTuber, also known as Felix Arvid Ulf Kjellberg, is considered one of the funniest YouTubers of all time, having the second most subscribed YouTube channel. His sparkling personality, high energy, and unique sense of humor bring people closer to his channel.
9. The Late Night Show
Total subscribers: 20,492,801
The Late Night Show is hosted by James Corden, known for his skits and celebrity interviews. His new episodes are Carpool Karaoke, where Corden will pick up celebrities and musicians on his way to work and ask them questions while singing karaoke.
10. Good Mythical Morning
Total subscribers: 17.3M
Good Mythical Morning is a show hosted by Rhett James McLaughlin and Charles Lincoln “Link” Neal III, also known as Rhett & Link. One fantastic feature about these duo comedy hosts is their ability to incorporate humor and personalities into their talk show routines, daytime comedy, and varieties.
11. Tana Mongeau
Tana Mongeau, also known as Tana Paul, is a YouTuber and has her own MTV reality TV show. Tana often jokes about herself and what she does as a reckless tween living in Vegas. She would also make fun videos of herself and own up to being unreliable and irresponsible.
12. h3h3Productions
Total subscribers: 6.32M
H3h3Productions, hosted by Ethan Edward Klein and Hila Klein, is a comedy of husband and wife. The beautiful aspect of the show is the pranks and satirical approach toward dialogues on topics not planned and criticism.
13. Dolan Twins
Total subscribers: 10.3M
Dolan Twins is hosted by twins living in L. They are known as Ethan and Grayson Dolan, who love to entertain their followers. They produce unique creative videos showcasing themselves building things, pulling massive pranks, and making fun of each other.
14. JennaMarbles
Total subscribers: 20M
JennaMarbles is popularly known for her comedy, commentaries, honesty, appeal to feminism, and the positive messages in her videos. Her YouTube channel got a break out from her outstanding show titled “How to trick people into thinking you’re good looking.”
15. Emma Chamberlin
Total subscribers: 11.1M
Emma Chamberlin cracks her fans with her carefree youthful personality and seemingly strange day-to-day activities shown in her vlogs. She usually comes up with hilarious original content pushing herself out of her comfort zone.
Part 2: How to Make Funny Videos on YouTube?
Filmora is a free and easy-to-use video editing software suitable for beginners. The software supports above 50 formats, Filmstock effects store, 4k editing, all basic and advanced editing tools in a manner used and easily accessible. Wondershare Filmora is a perfect editor for making funny videos on YouTube.
Here is a step-by-step guide on making funny videos on YouTube using Filmora
Wondershare Filmora
Get started easily with Filmora’s powerful performance, intuitive interface, and countless effects!
Try It Free Try It Free Try It Free
Step 1: Download, install and launch
Download the Filmora program, then tap on Import to load your media files (images or videos) to the timeline.
Step 2: Edit and Create Videos
Create fun videos using all handy tools on the timeline (effects, picture in and picture out, editing, voice-over, etc.). Add more photos to tell stories, replace the audio with video, trim out unnecessary portions, apply stunning effects, and add more fun editing tools are required to create your funny videos on Filmora.
Step 3: Save and Export
If you are satisfied with the final result available in the Preview pane, save your video by instantly tapping on Export. More so, there are various offline sharing options for you to showcase your funny video to the world.
Part 3: FAQs about Funny YouTube Channels
1. What is the most entertaining channel on YouTube?
PewDiePie is the most entertaining channel on YouTube and the funniest YouTuber of all time with over 111 million subscribers and the second most subscribed YouTube channel. He is well-known for his funny games and pranks and what brings people closer to his channel is his sparkling personality, high energy, and unique sense of humor.
2. Who is the funny YouTuber?
David Dobrik for his comedic vlogs
PewDiePie for his funny games
Dolan Twins for their Prank
Conclusion
Finding the best prank channels on YouTube to crack your rib during your boring time is one of the best feelings, as it helps you stay happy and overcome boredom. Filmora has proven to be one of the best tools for creating funny videos for YouTube channels at your comfort. This article also described some of the top funny YouTube channels and explained them in detail.
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