HG FREE FIRE

@hgfreefire· YouTube·Gaming·India· data refreshed 2026-11-07View channel ↗

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Subscribers: 1.09M
Average views: 623.6K
90-day growth: +0.0%
Brand partners seen: 0

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About HG FREE FIRE

HG FREE FIRE (@hgfreefire) is a gaming creator on YouTube based in India, with 1.09M subscribers, 220.4M total views and 766 videos.

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The channel focuses on Free Fire, a mobile battle royale title, and operates primarily for entertainment purposes. The creator is based in India.

The subscriber base places HG FREE FIRE in the high-tier audience classification, comparable to peers including May Belle, Mr.

Who should partner with HG FREE FIRE?

The audience tier is classified as high, reflecting the substantial subscriber count.

Brand categories likely to align with this audience include mobile gaming publishers, gaming peripheral manufacturers (controllers, headsets), mobile app developers, and esports platforms. Free Fire's player base skews toward regions with strong mobile-first gaming adoption, consistent with the creator's India location. Comparable peers such as May Belle and SmileX operate within the same subscriber tier and gaming vertical, suggesting similar audience composition and advertiser appeal.

Brand partnerships in gaming typically target creators with demonstrated audience loyalty and consistent viewership patterns—metrics this channel's scale suggests it meets.