Jack Hartman Kids Music Channel

475k subscribers

Learn counting, numbers, reading, language skills, nursery rhymes, science, physical fitness, dance and movement through music styles such as pop, hip-hop, latin, country and rock.

The Kiboomers

585k subscribers

The originators of the ‘Freeze Dance’ that has 53 million views on YouTube sing over 500 songs about holidays, math, animals and more.

Kidz Bop

1.1M subscribers

The #1 music brand for kids has been around since 2001 and features videos of kids performing popular songs.

Pinkfong!

16M subscribers

The Baby Shark challenge went viral last year with 2.4 billion views showing that Pinkfong! Are experts when it comes to cool and educational kids songs.

Which channel is your favourite?

This article was originally published in the 2019 edition of the RG Kids Magazine.

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Here are 10 amazing Halloween makeup ideas:

1. Desi Perkins: “Witch Doctor or El Cucuy?”

Halloween has been dubbed “Desi-ween” by her 3.1 million YouTube subscribers and just by looking at the thumbnail of this 2018 tutorial, Desi Perkins runs the season. This year her subject is her husband and cameraman, Steven but does the Witch Doctor compete with her previous “demon”, “Beetlejuice” and her most popular (5.1 million views)  “melting skull” videos? You be the judge.

2. Chrisspy: “Llorona”

Known for her cinematic tutorial intros, Chrisspy (1.6 million subscribers) turns herself into La Llorona, also known as the Mexican weaping woman. In the tale, a young woman drowns her children in a fit of rage after being betrayed by her husband. Other halloween tutorials include her ‘Gangster Clown’, ‘Snow White’ and ‘Werewolf’.

3. Alissa Ashley: “Pop Art Makeup”

In a short amount of time, Alissa Ashley has become a force to reckon with on YouTube. Her creative video ideas paired with her ability to photograph herself in the highest quality to promote her work on social media has gained her over 1.6 million subscribers. Here she transforms herself into a pop art cartoon. Other memorable videos are her recreation of Rihanna’s Vogue cover and her Bratz Doll makeup.

4. Aaliyah Jay: “Creepy Halloween Clown”

With her 1.6 million Instagram followers and 1.2 million YouTube subscribers, Aaliyah Jay is one of the most popular social celebrities of colour. Her creepy halloween clown gained 83,000 likes on Instagram last year, so this year she decided to recreate the look and film a tutorial.

5. Nikki Tutorials: “Reversed upside down eye makeup”

Looking to keep it simple and glam but still creep your friends out? Nikki Tutorials shows you how with this upside down eye makeup.

6. Courtney Little Makeup: “Wybie’s Forced Smile”

Based on the character Wybie from the 2009 fantasy horror film, Coraline. Check out more of Courtney Little’s detailed makeup tutorials here.

7. James Charles: “It Pennywise Glam”

Last year, IT was the most raved about Horror movie that prompted thousands of Pennywise inspired makeup tutorials. James Charles’ (9 million subscribers) recreation boasts 2.6 million views. This year’s halloween tutorial features reality star and CEO of Kylie Cosmetics, Kylie Jenner. Click here for the video.

8. Tina Halada: “Easy Spider Illusion”

Following her successful Pennywise tutorial, Tina Halada starts her halloween series off this year with a spider illusion tutorial. Other notable looks are her ‘bunny’ and ‘golden skull’ tutorials.

9. Alex Faction: “Scary Smiley”

Here’s another one for the guys, a Scary Smiley tutorial using liquid latex and tissue.

10. Amanda Ensing: “Pink Vampire”

Looking for something quick and easy? Grab some pink face paint to create Amanda’s girly vampire!

Interested in trying any of these halloween makeup looks? Leave us a comment below!

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YouTube has become somewhat of a phenomenon over the past 10 years, some even preferring to go online instead of watching a traditional tv.

Here are 10 YouTube channels you need to be watching:

1. Miranda Sings

Miranda Sings is a fictional character, created in 2008, played by actress and YouTube personality Colleen Ballinger. In these videos, Miranda sings and dances badly, makes “tutorials”, “vlogs” her daily activities, discusses current events, collaborates with other YouTubers and reads hate mail responding with her catchphrase “Haters Back Off!”

Subscribers: 8,671,602

2. Nigahiga

Ryan Higa, known as nigahiga on YouTube is known for his comedy videos. He started in 2006 lip synching to songs with friend, Sean Fujiyoshi. From 2009 to 2011, nigahiga was the most subscribed channel on YouTube for 667 days.

Subscribers: 20,620,155

3. EvanTubeHD

Jared and Evan are a father and son team that decided to combine Jared’s passion for filmmaking and Evan’s love of toys to create the popular YouTube channel EvanTubeHD. They posted their first video in 2011 and continue to post up to three videos a week.

Subscribers: 5,140,762

4. PewDiePie

Felix Arvid Ulf Kjellberg is a Swedish web-based comedian and video producer. PewDiePie created his YouTube account in 2010 and is known for his ‘Let’s Play’ videos where he records himself playing video games. Since August 2013, he has been the most subscribed user on YouTube.

Subscribers: 61,612,650

5. Good Mythical Morning

Also known as GMM, Good Mythical Morning is a comedy talk show series created by Rhett McLaughlin and Link Neal. It first aired on YouTube in January 2012 and is uploaded every weekday. Episodes include a topic for discussion, “taste test” and end with a spin of the “Wheel of Mythicality”. Many internet personalities and celebrities have also appeared on the show.

Subscribers: 13,272,433

6. REACT

The React channel is a series that showcases kids, teens and adults reacting to viral videos, trends, video games, film trailers, music videos and food. It launched with the YouTube debut of Kids React in October 2010. It then grew to four more series that are uploaded on the Fine Brothers’ main YouTube channel.

Subscribers: 9,014,014

7. CharlisCraftyKitchen

11-year-old Charli, from Australia has turned her channel into one of YouTube’s largest food channels. She started it in 2012 when she was only six, making kid friendly tutorials such as Minnie Mouse Oreo pops to princess teacup cookies with her little sister and ‘chief taste tester’, Ashlee.

Subscribers:864,104

8. CrashCourse

This educational YouTube channel was started by the Green brothers, Hank and Josh who are popular for their ‘VlogBrothers’ channel. They started by making humanities and science videos but now the show has now expanded to incorporate courses such as computer science and astronomy, film history and more.

Subscribers:7,422,311

9. Brooklyn and Bailey

Identical twin sisters Brooklyn and Bailey McKnight are the daughters of YouTube star, Mindy from ‘CuteGirlsHairstyles’. They started their channel in 2010 and upload family vlogs, crafting, fashion and beauty videos, weekly. They also started another channel called ‘Squared’ which features videos just for twins!

Subscribers: 4,916,207

10. Zoella

English beauty and fashion vlogger and author, Zoe Sugg started her YouTube channel in 2009 after the success of her blog “Zoella”. There she posts mostly fashion, beauty hauls and ‘favourites’ videos, showing her favourite monthly products.

Subscribers: 12,095,752

This article was featured in the 2018 edition of the RG Kids Magazine.

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