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Like many a good old red-blooded American, Tom Forster grew up in a family that loved football. Forster is just as much of a fan as his father and grandfather, but his interests trend a little more virtual than his family members’. He’s a longtime player of Madden NFL, an Electronic Arts (EA) video game franchise that’s been around since 1988.
(named after Pro Football Hall of Fame coach and commentator John Madden), gamers use sophisticated playbooks to control an in-game version of a real-life team and its real-life current members. Players can compete against teams controlled by the game’s artificial intelligence or by another player. EA releases a new version of the game each year, with tweaks, updated features, and added players.
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For nearly a decade. He joined its fanbase back in 2010, when EA released a new game mode called Madden Ultimate Team. With it, players can build their own team from scratch, picking and choosing their favorites from across the NFL. The mode is Forster’s bread and butter, and it’s also what helped him build the audience for his YouTube channel YoBoy Pizza to more than 1.2 million subscribers. That audience brings Forster between 10 and 20 million views each and every month, which according to his team at Up North Management Group makes him YouTube’s top-watched
Something else that’s helped boost Forster’s subscriber count of late is his new series, NextOneUp, where he challenges athletes and celebrities to the Madden game of their choice. His guests so far include Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson, Charlotte Hornets forward Frank Kaminsky, San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Dante Pettis, Minnesota Vikings cornerback Xavier Rhodes, and Instagram comedian Shiggy.
Tom Forster: It doesn’t even feel real to hit a milestone like that. I can’t thank everyone enough for all of the support over the past four years helping me get to this point. Having all of their support through all of the ups and downs has definitely helped me get to where I am right now.
: Tell us a little about your background. Where are you from? How and when did you get into gaming, and when did you become a Madden fan?
TF: I grew up in a Christian home in Pittsburgh, and have always been a huge football fan thanks to my dad and grandfather, who taught me a lot about football at a young age. I’ve always played
TF: At the time, I was super into watching YouTube videos. There just seemed to be something different about it, especially compared to watching TV. I think the biggest thing was that it seemed like you were able to have a better personal connection with the people who you followed. I really liked that concept.
TF: I feel like I have a very creative mind and don’t mind putting in extra work to add small details that many people aren’t really willing to spend the time to do. Between that and coming up with different video ideas that people have never seen before, I feel like that definitely separates me from everyone else.
TF: Thank you very much; I have such a great time connecting with all of the different athletes and celebrities. Everyone has been really awesome, and it’s amazing to see all of their different personalities in person. The series definitely wouldn’t be possible without all of the hard work from my managers Cody Hock and Cole Hock (who run Up North Management Group), and my good friend Brett (TDBarrett), who does the series with me. As far as picking show guests, we’re always more than willing to have whoever wants to come on!
TF: I spend a lot of time every week preparing all of my videos I am due to post. Between recording, editing, and everything else, it is definitely a full-time job. Some weeks, I spend upwards of 60 hours just to get four videos up onto my channel. And as much as I love it, if YouTube wasn’t a full-time job, it would be near impossible for me to post videos as often as I am able to.
Most of the time, I will edit one video per day from Monday to Thursday, and then on Friday and Saturday is when I will record all of my videos.
: When did you start noticing your audience really picking up, and how did you grow that audience to become the No. 1 Madden player on YouTube?
Videos that no one had ever thought of before. Those videos really seemed to pique a lot of interest, and from them, I finally felt like I made a mark for myself.
TF: My favorite part is being able to look back at my old videos (especially the ones with my friends). Being able to see how much my videos improve every year, and putting in extra work to try to always one-up myself always motivates me.
TF: I think the great thing about YouTube for me is that I don’t really have any specific plans. If you would have told me a few years ago that I would be invited to go to the Super Bowl and would have the chance to make videos with a bunch of great athletes, I would have thought you were crazy. I’m just going to keep making videos that I enjoy and we’ll see wherever it takes me.One of the most popular video games is the Madden franchise. Naturally, this has caused many YouTube channels in this niche to grow to large subscriber counts. But which of these channels are worth watching?
While there are many Madden content creators, not all of them are worth watching. We watch high-quality videos- not low-quality videos. Naturally, this makes it important to find the channels that publish the highest quality videos.
QJB joined YouTube in May 2006 and has since gained 2.15 million subscribers and 644 million views across 4, 000+ uploads. These numbers are expected to increase to 2.2 million subscribers and over 671 million views in 2023.
This channel has content relating to Madden, NBA, Fortnite, and more. Different formats or versions of Madden are featured as well- not just the newest release in the franchise. Livestreams, reactions, tips, suggestions, and reviews are common on this channel too.
YoBoy PIZZA has 2.02 million subscribers, over 1, 500 videos, and 744 million views. Created in March 2014, this channel is projected to reach 2.5 million subscribers and 998 million views sometime in 2023.
This channel features nearly daily video uploads that include live streams, tips, teams, fun suggestions, reviews, players, lineups, seasonal expectations, and more. YoBoy also uploads reactions, giveaways, and collaborations with fellow players of Madden.
MMG joined YouTube in Jan 2015 and has since amassed 2.2 million subscribers and over 885 million views across 1, 900+ video uploads. This channel is projected to reach 2.6 million subscribers and more than 1.2 billion views in 2023.
The channel mainly focuses on reactions, live streams, opinions, discussions, reviews, lineups, tips and strategies, scores, records, teams, giveaways, throwbacks, and more. You can also find occasional vlogs and Q&As.
Created in September 2015, KayKayEs has 1.51 million subscribers, over 2, 000 videos, and 557 million total views. These numbers are expected to increase to 1.7 million subscribers and 718 million views in 2023.
This Madden YouTuber uploads videos around thrice a week that mainly relate to team statistics, reviews, suggestions, game streams, best players, lineups and cards, and features in the game.
TDBarrett created his channel in September 2014 and now has over 4, 050+ uploads with 1.46 million subscribers and 506 million total views. At the current growth rate, this channel is expected to reach 1.6 million subscribers and 648 million views sometime in 2023.
Coming from Canada, his videos mainly focus on Madden trades, rookies, player lineups, statistics, game reviews, streams, records, rounds, new features, and more.
AntoDaBoss is a channel that was created in June 2009. Over the years, it has accumulated 1.15 million subscribers and 368 million views across 2, 300+ uploads. These numbers are projected to increase to 1.17 million subscribers and 379 million total views based on the current growth rate of the channel.
This YouTuber tends to upload videos three or more times a week and includes content on Madden as well as the NBA. The Madden videos include scoring, touchdowns, streams, reviews, gaming tips, lineups, seasons and features, and more.
The iMAV3RIQ YouTube channel was created in October 2011 and it has since gained 1.11 million subscribers and over 530 million total views across nearly 5, 000 video uploads. The channel is projected to reach 1.12 million subscribers and 575 million views in 2023.
Content-wise, this YouTuber uploads daily content on skills, collaborative plays, reviews, lineups, player selections, trades, wins and losses, as well as live streams. He also plays some games with his family and friends.
Toke joined YouTube in December 2013 and has since become a go-to source for Madden-related content. He
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