Updated November 5, 2018 6.6K votes 1.5K voters 174.7K views
Who are some of the funniest, best, and most popular female YouTube celebrities? Like the rest of the world, YouTube is filled with hilarious, smart, talented women who, for all the appreciation they may get, are never appreciated enough.
From celebrities, to hip-hop culture, to math, science, and anthropology, many of the most accomplished YouTube stars & personalities are females. This list of the top female personalities on YouTube goes beyond just female "YouTube stars", though they are certainly popular. Who are the best women on YouTube?
Grace Helbig has worked for G4 and Attack of the Show! Her YouTube channel, ItsGrace, is filled with reviews, DIY projects, fan Q and A sessions, and brilliant collaborations with similarly awesome YouTube people, like Hannah Hart (Helbig's girlfriend and all-purpose partner in crime), Tyler Oakley, and Flula Borg.
Hannah Hart is a comedy writer whose hilarious and wonderful series "My Drunk Kitchen" took off a few years ago. Since its launch, the show has grown increasingly more ridiculous and awesome, featuring special guests ranging from Tyler Oakley to Mary Louise Parker. Hart has also appeared on Epic Mealtime, co-hosted videos with Jenna Marbles and others, and just published a book last month.
"Buffy the Vampire Slayer" veteran Felicia Day is an actress, producer, writer, comedian, and all-purpose spokesperson for the geek community at large. Her channel "Geek & Sundry" humorously dissects the vagaries of the nerd scene, and she is also the producer, writer, and star of the incredibly popular webseries The Guild.
We don't know why there are so many people named "Hart" on this list, but we guess you know what to change your name to now if you're planning to embark on a career of YouTube fame. Mamrie collaborates quite a bit with Tyler Oakley, Hannah Hart (NOT her sister, just a fellow person-by-the-name-of-Hart) and Grace Helbig, and also runs her own comedy channel.
GloZell Green's trademarks are her florescent green lipstick and her ebullient attitude. Her comedy channel is a goldmine of physical comedy, bizarre food challenges, and pop culture parodies.
Bunny's channel is basically a beauty and fashion channel, but with more of a punk/DIY flavor. She's best known for her series of guerilla beauty product reviews, "Does This Thing Really Work?" wherein she applies questionable contraptions and admixtures to her person in order to figure out whether they do what their TV infomercials claim they are supposed to do (she sometimes features non-beauty products on this segment as well, like in this video review for The Phantom Saucer).