Editing Types of YouTube channels

A '''YouTube channel''' typically refers to an account (or "channel") made on the video-sharing platform [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/YouTube YouTube]. In the [[Statistics Community|statistics community]], there are many different types and specifications of YouTube channels.

==Creator==
A YouTube '''creator''' usually refers to a channel being run by one or two people (such as [https://youtube.com/@PewDiePie PewDiePie], [https://youtube.com/@zamzamelectronicstradingllc ZAMZAM ELECTRONICS TRADING]{{Efn|Although ZAMZAM ELECTRONICS TRADING is considered a company by some members of the statistics community, only the owners of the company run their YouTube channel.}}, etc.), or a channel that stars one or more people (such as [https://youtube.com/@MrBeast MrBeast], [https://youtube.com/@StokesTwins Stokes Twins], etc.). This usually excludes companies, kids, and music channels.

==Company==
A YouTube '''company''' usually refers to a channel being ran by an organization, such as [https://youtube.com/@TSeries T-Series], [https://youtube.com/@Cocomelon Cocomelon], etc.

It's usually debated if a channel is considered a creator or company if they have a team, but it's widely accepted that a company channel usually stars a lot of people, whereas a creator usually has a limited amount of main stars.

==Kids channel==
A YouTube '''kids channel''' usually refers to a channel made specifically for kids and makes kids-related content, such as [https://youtube.com/@VladandNiki Vlad and Niki], [https://youtube.com/@KidsDianaShow Kids Diana Show], etc.

==Music channel==
A YouTube '''music channel''' or '''artist''' usually refers to a channel made to release music, such as [https://youtube.com/@TaylorSwift Taylor Swift], [https://youtube.com/@ArianaGrande Ariana Grande], etc.

==Notes==
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