GeorgeNotFound reaches huge YouTube subscriber milestone

Georgina Smith
GeorgeNotFound next to a YouTube play button

Popular Minecraft YouTuber GeorgeNotFound has hit a whopping 10 million subscribers on YouTube, with fans flooding the creator with congratulatory messages about the huge milestone.

While Minecraft has been a hugely popular game on YouTube for a while now, the category has undergone somewhat of a revival over the past couple of years, with creators like Dream, TommyInnit, and more developing enormous followings within a very short space of time.

One such creator is GeorgeNotFound, an English YouTuber who often makes videos about funny Minecraft challenges, collaborating with other popular names in the community.

Much of his recent following is as a result of his participation in the Dream SMP, a wildly popular survival multiplayer server that took the internet by storm, featuring some of the biggest Minecraft YouTubers out there.

On December 24, George reached the huge milestone of 10 million YouTube subscribers, much to the delight of his many fans who joined him on a Twitch stream to watch the counter finally hit the huge number in real-time.

Twitter was flooded with messages from his supporters who congratulated him on hitting such a huge number, sharing fan art, heartfelt messages, and some of their favorite clips from George over the past couple of years.

With his follower count still steadily rising it looks as though his fan base will only continue to grow, as the Minecraft community gets bigger by the day.

People are especially delighted that the star managed to get to 10 million by the end of the year, as throughout December there have been several tweets from people who wanted to see him reach the milestone before 2022.

Fans are hoping that George has plenty more planned for his YouTube channel in the year ahead, and at the rate he is gaining subscribers, his sub count at the end of 2022 could be even more impressive.

About The Author

Georgina was formerly an entertainment writer for Dexerto. She covered all aspects of influencer culture on TikTok and more, including creators such as Charli D’Amelio and Addison Rae. She also wrote about hit reality shows such as Love Island and Below Deck.