♪ (upbeat theme music) ♪
- (Derek) Today we are gonna find out
how much you know about YouTube
by showing you photos of some of its most popular channels
and see if you can recognize them. - Oh man.
- Oh. I'm gonna suck at it.
- (sighing) Oh god.
(chuckling) I'm so bad at this, you guys.
- I spend a lot of time on YouTube.
But I don't have a great knowledge base of all the artists.
- I did okay my first one,
but you showed me ones I already knew.
So now, I don't know.
- I think I'll do all right.
I'm on YouTube a lot,
more than most adults, so I think I might be all right.
♪ (quirky interlude) ♪
- (Derek) Do you know these YouTubers? - No.
- No idea.
- They look cute. They look like they could be brothers.
- My guess it's gonna be some type of comedy,
maybe a little sketch comedy type thing.
- They're some sort of vlog pair or something like that?
- I think I've seen a book with these two guys on it.
- I do know them, but I can't remember their names.
They're British.
- I'm probably gonna say it backwards: Dan and Phil.
Or is it Phil and Dan? It's Dan and Phil.
- (Finebros) This is danisnotonfire and AmazingPhil.
- Dan and Phil.
Yeah, that doesn't ring a bell whatsoever.
- Dan and Phil. Oh, yeah yeah yeah yeah.
Yes. My son watches them.
- Dan and Phil.
Oh gosh. My daughter's gonna kill me. She loves them.
- (Derek) Dan and Phil are two of the most
popular British YouTube vloggers and comedians,
who almost always work together, are New York Times bestsellers,
and even had a radio show on the BBC.
When they were just starting out,
they were roommates who each had their own channels.
But since they started working together,
they've had an inseparable working friendship.
- Wow, man. What amazing stuff.
- Internet now, you know, with the YouTube,
it's just, you can do so many things.
♪ (quirky interlude) ♪
- (Derek) Okay, onto the next. Do you know this YouTuber?
- No. God, she looks really familiar.
I think she's into hip hop or something like that.
- I don't remember her name, but I absolutely know the face.
- I think she's on a billboard, isn't she?
- I just seen her.
And I'm mad, because I didn't get the name.
She had, like, a skit with her mom.
- Yes, I do fully recognize her.
What is her name?
- Uh... (sighs)
IISuperwomanII?
- Oh, that's IISuperwomanII.
I've seen some of her videos.
- IISuperwomanII!
Oh my gosh, I love her videos.
- (Derek) This is Lilly Singh
or, as most people know her, IISuperwomanII.
- Ah. IISuperwomanII, huh?
- She looks bad ass, baby.
- (Derek) One of the things she does is makes videos,
where she dresses up and acts like her parents.
- (amused) Yeah, that's so awesome.
- Okay, yeah. My daughter showed me some of this.
She thinks it's hilarious.
- She's true to who she is and where she came from.
When I hear her stories and I'm like,
"Okay, that's totally my family too!"
♪ (quirky interlude) ♪
- (Derek) Do you know this YouTuber? - No.
- No.
- "Prom Life Hacks." No, I don't know her.
- I guess she gives tips on how to dress,
how to do makeup.
- Is she one of the makeup girls that do the makeup online?
- (Derek) This YouTuber's name is this.
- Rclbeauty101.
- What's Rcl? Is that her name?
- (Derek) Her real name is Rachel Levin,
who is one of the fastest growing channels on YouTube,
with over 8 million subscribers, and she's only 21.
- Wow.
- Look how much opportunity there is.
And she looks like she has a great sense of humor.
She looks like she likes style and fashion.
- It's a good creative outlet.
And if she's gaining followers at 21,
she's finding her life path already at that early of an age.
I think that's great.
♪ (quirky interlude) ♪
- (Derek) So do you know this guy? - Nope.
- No, I'm not familiar with him.
- No, I do not know that guy.
- I don't know who he is.
I like his hair.
- Don't know his name. Totally recognize his face.
- Oh, this is Markiplier.
- Markiplier.
His voice is AMAZING.
- Markiplier!
I watched all his Five Nights at Freddy's videos.
He seems awesome.
- (Derek) So this is... - Mar-kip-ler, Mark-kip-li-er.
- (Derek) Markiplier. - Mark-- Markiplier.
Okay. What does he do?
- (Derek) Markiplier is one of the biggest gamers on YouTube...
- Nice.
- (Derek) ...with over 13 million subscribers.
- That's great. I mean, what a way to make a living, right?
- (Derek) Over his career,
he has raised more than 1.1 million
for his charity with his audience. - Wow! That's amazing.
- Amazing. That is awesome.
- Now there's some gaming for good. I like that.
That's very respectable.
♪ (quirky interlude) ♪
- (Derek) Next up, do you recognize this YouTuber?
- No.
- Uh, I do not know who that is, but he looks pretty concerned.
- Is that an old picture of PewDiePie?
- Is that that PewDiePie?
- Oh. Yeah, I've seen this guy before.
He's a vlogger, I believe. I don't know his name.
- Shane!
- That's Shane Dawson.
I know the dude's been doing well for a very long time.
- (Derek) This is Shane Dawson.
- Shane Dawson. Also sounds familiar.
- I know the name Shane Dawson. I don't know what he does.
- (Derek) Shane Dawson has been one of YouTube's biggest stars,
going back to 2008.
He is not only known for his controversial humor
but also authenticity in being very close
and open with his audience,
including talking about things he has struggled with,
like body dysmorphic disorder and his bisexuality.
- Oh wow.
He's reaching the audience that needs to be represented
and have some kind of support.
- It's a relief, I guess, for him talking about his problems.
What better way to do it than in YouTube?
- This is why YouTube is amazing,
because guys like Shane Dawson are out there
talking about stuff that other kids, other people experience
in a way that's totally real.
- Once you bring light to a topic, it takes the taboo off.
And maybe it could help people.
- I think that's what gives YouTube the cool freedom.
And the creative spirit that it has almost
is the ability to talk about basically anything.
♪ (quirky interlude) ♪
- (Derek) How about this YouTube celebrity? Do you know him?
- No.
-No.
- He looks fun, but I do not know this person.
- Ooh. Who is that? He look goofy as hell.
- We've come to the one that I have no idea who that is.
- I know him, but I don't know his name.
He's got some crazy antics.
I mean, you can look at the picture itself,
and you can just see he's kinda out there.
- (Derek) This is HolySoyGermán, or Germán Garmendia.
- HolaSoyGermán?
- Yeah, mm-mm. Don't know him.
- He looks out of his mind.
It looks like a fun show.
- (Derek) He is a Chilean Spanish-speaking YouTuber
who is a comedian, musician, and video gamer.
He has over 28 million subscribers, second only to PewDiePie
and averages over 15 million views a video on his main channel.
- Oh my god.
- (chuckling) Holy crap.
I can't believe I haven't heard of him.
- Man, this guy is off the hook, man.
I'm just gonna go to his page and check it out.
- I think that's awesome.
It makes our world just a little bit smaller.
- I think it's great.
It's just that we don't pay attention outside of our own world.
The world is big, and there's audiences for everything, you know?
- It just shows that you're not alone as far as--
and you may not even be that special,
as far as talent is concerned. This dude does everything.
♪ (quirky interlude) ♪
- (Derek) Okay, so do you know these guys? - (hums) No.
- No, I do not.
Maybe they do challenges.
- Oh, they look very sporty.
- Nope. I have no idea who they are.
But I'm gonna go with a sports show.
- They look goofy as hell. I don't know who they are though.
- It's Dude Perfect.
My kids LOVE these guys.
- Is it Dude Perfect? Right?
They're the guys who do the basketball tricks
and the football tricks.
- (Derek) These YouTubers are Dude Perfect.
- I feel like Dude Perfect is one of the channels my son watches.
- What do they do? I never heard of that.
- (Derek) They are most known
for their extreme trick shot videos,
averaging 5 to 10 million views a video,
and even premiered a TV show recently on CMT.
- Oh, okay.
I've seen videos like that.
- Oookay.
I've seen those videos. That's pretty awesome.
They're kinda bad ass.
- They do the trick shots from a bridge or something.
I think it's fake, man. They gotta be fake, man.
They can't make those shots, man.
♪ (quirky interlude) ♪
- (Derek) And finally, do you who this is? - No.
- No. No idea.
- Well, she's gotta be a comedian.
That's all I can think of.
- This is my daughter's and my son's favorite.
Ugh, I don't know her name.
She puts in (imitates) her little voice.
And it's so weird, man. This chick is weird as heck.
- It's Miranda Sings.
- Is that Miranda Sings?
- That would be Miranda, right? Yes, Miranda Sings.
- Miranda Sings?
She's like a spoof character though,
'cause I've seen her without all that funny stuff.
- (Derek) Well, this is Miranda Sings. - Miranda Sings? Okay.
Is she a singer?
- I have totally heard of her.
Both of my daughters especially, yeah, they love Miranda Sings.
- (Derek) Miranda is a character
created by Colleen Ballinger Evans,
who's been posting videos as her since 2008.
And later this year, she's gonna be premiering
a Netflix original sitcom starring the character,
which is the first time a YouTuber
has ever gotten a show like that on Netflix.
- (gasps) Ohhh. That's pretty cool.
- That's fantastic. Really, really happy for her.
- That's awesome. I think Netflix is smart.
- It's smart, you know? You want to tap into that audience,
which is so vast obviously. To have that many subscribers,
that means that many people are actively watching these people.
- Now, by partnering with YouTubers or whatever,
it'll probably get them more people to subscribe
and want to watch some of her movies and videos.
That was probably a good marketing thing for them.
♪ (quirky interlude) ♪
- Thanks for watching Do They Know It? on the React channel.
- Hit Subscribe for tons of new shows every week.
- Let us know in the comments
what we should test our knowledge on next.
- We'll see you next time, everyone. Bye-bye!
♪ (upbeat theme music) ♪