Hey, TF2 players! Come check out the latest from the game's top YouTubers, including how this month's #1 creator reacted to the recent TF2 Arkham Knight contest and Saxxy Awards.

It's Uncle Dane's first top 5 appearance! This Engineer player uploads YouTube videos weekly. Uncle Dane's latest video is a hilarious parody of Drake's Hotline Bling song, remade with lyrics written about the TF2 Engineer. You can listen to the song below. It's always exciting to see creators take a risk and upload something out of the ordinary!

NISLT has returned! After a nearly month-long absence due to IRL commitments, NISLT began uploading again on November 19th. You can check out the video that marks his return below. NISLT is back in the groove of daily uploads, so next edition we fully expect him to shoot up the rankings and challenge Muselk for the top spot. Like many players on our list, NISLT has been dabbling in Overwatch.

B4nny, the leader of team Froyotech, is the sole competitive player in our top 5. After a disappointing 3rd place finish at the latest ESEA-I tournament, Froyotech was disbanded. B4nny went on to assemble a group of new teammates earlier this week. Thanks to B4nny, we've got some exciting news to share about the competitive matchmaking feature that was announced earlier in the year: Last week, B4nny received a beta pass to test the feature with TF2's developers. A release date hasn't been announced, but rumors are that it will go live in just one or two months!

FUNKe's Steam Group has grown to over 10k members, and he's noticed a rise in malicious players attempting to phish information from unsuspecting members. Unfortunately, this is a common problem in many large Steam groups. FUNKe touches on the subject in the video below. It's worth the watch if you're a member of a large Steam group run by a popular content creator. Always be wary of impostors, and don't give out your private info to other members of the group!

Muselk, who celebrated his 21st birthday a few weeks ago, is back on top! He generated the most new YouTube subscribers and video views during the past month. Click here to read Muselk's opinion on this year's Saxxy Award nominees. Muselk's TF2 videos average over 200,000 views.

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