Benx
@benx· YouTube·Gaming·Germany· data refreshed 2026-10-31View channel ↗- Subscribers
- 2.3M
- Average views
- 148.5K last 25 videos
- 90-day growth
- +0.0%
- Brand partners seen
- 0
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About Benx
Benx (@benx) is a gaming creator on YouTube based in Germany, with 2.3M subscribers, 3.29B total views and 6.83K videos.
Ich bins Benx und spiele Minecraft und Roblox mit Elina, Ebru, Gambo und vielen weiteren Freunden. Viel Spaß mit den Videos ihr Rabauken
The channel focuses on collaborative gameplay in Minecraft and Roblox, featuring recurring collaborators including Elina, Ebru, and Gambo.
The channel's content model centers on multiplayer sandbox and social gaming titles, formats that emphasize group dynamics and social interaction over competitive or narrative-driven gameplay. This collaborative approach has built a consistent audience within the German-speaking gaming community.
Benx operates in a competitive segment. The channel's positioning within this tier reflects established audience loyalty and consistent viewer retention in the gaming category.
Who should partner with Benx?
The audience composition skews toward younger demographics typical of Minecraft and Roblox player bases, with secondary appeal to viewers interested in collaborative, social gaming content.
Brand categories with documented fit include gaming hardware and peripherals (keyboards, mice, headsets, monitors), mobile gaming platforms and titles, educational gaming apps, energy drinks and snack brands, and streaming software or services. The collaborative gameplay format also attracts sponsorships from social gaming platforms, VPN services (common in gaming communities), and youth-oriented consumer electronics.
Geographic concentration in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland (DACH region) is likely, though the data does not provide granular audience-location breakdowns. The channel's peer set—including Ismailinho (Arabic-language gaming), Korone Ch. (Japanese VTuber), and Oyun Rotası (Turkish gaming)—indicates that creators at this subscriber scale often develop regional dominance within their language markets while maintaining cross-regional appeal.