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Best YouTube Discord Servers

46 servers

YouTube servers · 46

Quiet 18.7K online

A fun, inclusive community Discord for TommyInnit fans—Minecraft, livestreaming, and lots of events to meet and chat.

Quiet 16.3K online

PKHOOD is SypherPK’s community hub for Fortnite, IRL updates, and creative maps—join for events and variety channels.

Quiet 9.5K online

Family-friendly NickEh30 community to team up in Fortnite and hang out with the Eh Team.

Active 19.7K online

The official MrBeast Discord for challenges, entertainment, and community—chat, updates, and a place to connect with fans.

Very active 28.2K online

Official Dani YouTube Discord—chat, dev updates, and community around his indie games like Muck, Crab Game, and KARLSON.

Very active 20K online

A community space for Quackity fans—Minecraft, comedy, multilingual creator projects, and big collaborative events.

Very active 18.3K online

SQUEEZIE is an active French community to follow the creator’s latest news across YouTube/Twitch—gaming, comedy, documentaries, and more.

Active 9.2K online

Pokimane’s fan community server for gaming, Twitch/YouTube updates, and variety chat.

Very active 23.8K online

A creator community for Ludwig—join for livestreams, game shows, esports, and event updates across YouTube and Twitch.

Very active 5K online

Official MrCrayfish Discord for Minecraft modding—talk shop, ask for install help, and learn how his mods are made.

Very active 4.7K online

A One Piece server by Youtuber Flying Panda for anime fans to discuss and theorize around One Piece and other anime!

Active 3.5K online

A fan Discord for TuxBird—comedy-first Rainbow Six Siege and FPS chaos with other viewers.

About YouTube Discord servers

YouTube Discord servers are mostly for the people making the videos. Expect channels for feedback on a first upload, thumbnail and title critique, collab hunting, editor and designer hire posts, and long threads about the algorithm that nobody can actually confirm. The good ones ban sub4sub, because it does not work and it gets channels flagged.

The other kind is fan servers: a creator's own community, where uploads get announced, members chat between videos and the creator occasionally shows up. Decide which you want first, because a growth server and a fandom server look alike from the invite page and share almost nothing else.