Presenting the month's top YouTubers and streamers, ranked by their stats!

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Nate Fox cracks the top 5 for the first time! We've been tracking Nate for a while, and we're excited to finally be able to feature him on our list. Nate doesn't upload frequently, but each one of his videos is well crafted.

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FUNKe didn't get a chance to participate in the initial competitive matchmaking stress tests due to team scrims and matches, but we have no doubt that he'll end up joining a stress test in the near future.

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After taking a couple of breaks during the holiday season, NISLT is now back in the swing of things and moving up our list! He's once again uploading daily YouTube videos, including short clips, long compilations, competitive news and interviews.

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Want in-depth competitive matchmaking analysis? We suggest following B4nny, a competitive TF2 player who has been providing feedback to Valve since the beginning. Check out the video below to see B4nny participate in one of March's many beta stress tests. According to B4nny, a recent stress test on March 4th kept crashing due to too many players trying to participate. As he put it, this is a good problem to have because it shows that interest in the game mode is high!

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Muselk is this edition's undisputed YouTube champ. During the past month, he generated 13k more new subscribers and 4 million more video views than anyone else on the list.