Congrates !! here is The List of top 10 Youtuber of 2017

No. 10: Vegetta777 — 17.3 million subscribers

Subscribers: 17.3 million

Samuel de Luque is a wildly popular Spanish YouTuber who has become known for his voiceovers of gameplay videos for "Minecraft," "Saint's Row," and "Battlefield." His signature style is to create elaborate narratives and histories for the characters in his video-game videos to make them "like a movie."

On his about page, he says subscribing to his channel makes you risk falling into his madness.

No. 9: Whinderssonnunes — 17.7 million subscribers

Subscribers: 17.7 million

Whinderssonnunes, 22-year-old Whindersson Nunes, is a Brazilian YouTube star who does comedy and vlogs, and often appears shirtless. He does parodies, songs, movie reviews, and videos about his daily life. He started making videos at 15.

No. 8: Yuya — 17.8 million subscribers

Subscribers: 17.8 million

Yuya is a 23-year-old Mexican beauty vlogger. She posts makeup, hair, and other beauty tutorials, and even has a secondary channel where she talks about her day-to-day life outside of her tutorials. Many of the videos on her secondary channel star her brother Sergio. Yuya's beauty-tutorial channel has brought her so much fame that she's been featured in Vogue and on Mexican television.

No. 7: nigahiga — 19.3 million subscribers

Subscribers: 19.3 million

Ryan Higa, who goes by the username NigaHiga, was one of the first major YouTube stars. Higa produces a variety of comedy videos, including sketches, music videos, and short commentaries on pop culture. His videos have high production value and a professional touch, but he remains as quick, funny, and incisive as ever.

No. 6: Fernanfloo — 20 million subscribers

Subscribers: 20 million

Fernanfloo, Luis Fernando Flores, is a YouTube star from El Salvador known for his gameplay videos and wacky antics. His signature color is green, and his dogs sometimes make appearances in his videos.

No. 5: VanossGaming — 20.2 million subscribers

Subscribers: 20.2 million

VanossGaming (or Vanoss) is the YouTube name of 24-year-old Canadian Evan Fong. While not much is known about Vanoss, he posts comedy videos that show him playing various video games. What sets his videos apart is the quality of his editing. He frequently posts montages that compress his hours of gaming into one compact video of funny moments.

No. 4: Smosh — 22.6 million subscribers

Subscribers: 22.6 million

2016 estimated salary: $7 million

Smosh is a comedy duo of YouTube veterans Ian Hecox and Anthony Padilla. Smosh was one of the first YouTube sensations, becoming well known for the duo's slapstick comedy videos that parody video games and pop culture. They have shown no signs of slowing down, and now run seven channels.

No. 3: elrubiusOMG — 23.5 million subscribers

Subscribers: 23.5 million

Ruben Doblas Gundersen, better known on YouTube as "elrubiusOMG," is a 27-year-old Spanish YouTuber. He's the most followed Spanish YouTube star. Like other popular YouTubers, elrubius is a gamer who does walk-throughs, reviews, and more, peppered with funny commentary. He published an interactive book called "Troll" in 2014.

No. 2: Germán Garmendia (HolaSoyGerman.) — 31.2 million subscribers

Subscribers: 31.2 million

2016 estimated salary: $5.5 million

Chilean YouTuber Germán Garmendia is Latin America's biggest YouTube star. The comedian and musician has two channels in the top 20. He released a book in 2016, titled "#Chupaelperro." He became famous with "Las Cosas Obvias De La Vida" ("The Obvious Things of Life").

Besides HolaSoyGerman., Garmendia has another YouTube channel called JuegaGerman with 18 million subscribers that is focused on video games. 

No. 1: PewDiePie — 54.1 million subscribers

Subscribers: 54.1 million

2016 estimated salary: $15 million

In his YouTube videos, PewDiePie is boisterous and goofy, playing video games and swearing up a storm. PewDiePie — the YouTube name of 27-year-old Swede Felix Kjellberg — has used his charisma and close relationship to subscribers (who he calls "bros") to build a lucrative career around his YouTube output. But PewDiePie came into a negative spotlight recently after a Wall Street Journal report described anti-Semitic messages in his videos, leading Disney and YouTube to cut direct business ties with him (though he hasn't actually been banned from YouTube).