Ukri
@ukri-mc· YouTube·Gaming·Germany· data refreshed 2026-10-26View channel ↗- Subscribers
- 611K
- Average views
- 86.7K last 22 videos
- 90-day growth
- +0.5%
- Brand partners seen
- 0
The least a brand should pay for a dedicated video here:
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- ☐ Reach matches real views
- ☐ No fraud record
- ☐ Category is accurate
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About Ukri
Ukri (@ukri-mc) is a gaming creator on YouTube based in Germany, with 611K subscribers, 389.4M total views and 1.26K videos.
Ich liebe es, Minecraft mit meinen Freunden Semlaki Billy Nelly und Lea zu spielen!
The channel focuses on Minecraft gameplay, with content centered around collaborative sessions with friends including Semlaki, Billy, Nelly, and Lea. The creator's bio is written in German, indicating a primary German-speaking audience, though the exact language composition of the subscriber base is not yet classified in our database.
With a mid-tier audience classification, Ukri operates within a competitive segment of the gaming category on YouTube. Business inquiries for this creator can be directed to.
Who should partner with Ukri?
Based on content focus and channel positioning, relevant brand categories for sponsorship alignment include gaming hardware manufacturers, Minecraft server hosting platforms, gaming peripherals (keyboards, mice, headsets), streaming software providers, and gaming-adjacent consumer products. The collaborative nature of the content—featuring multiple friends in gameplay sessions—may also appeal to social gaming platforms, community-building tools, and entertainment brands targeting group gaming audiences.
The mid-tier classification indicates an audience size substantial enough for brand partnerships while remaining below the mega-creator threshold. Detailed audience composition data, including age ranges, geographic distribution beyond country-of-origin, and engagement patterns, would refine brand-fit analysis further.