Ben Azelart

The most reliable public answer is Orange County, California. In April 2026, Deadline reported that Ben signed with the talent agency CAA and described his company, Stay Wild, as having its home base and production studios in Orange County with more than 20 staff. That is where he films and runs his business.

Some fan sites name Los Angeles or Huntington Beach as his city. Those sites do not give a source, so we do not repeat them as fact. His exact home is private, and we think it should stay that way.

When Ben joined the Sidemen's reality show Inside for its third series in 2026, the show listed his hometown as Dallas, Texas. A hometown is where someone comes from, not where they live now.

Ben Azelart location facts in short

• Work base: Orange County, California (Deadline, April 2026).
• Hometown listed on Inside: Dallas, Texas (Wikipedia, read 31 October 2026).
• Home address: not public.
• Unsourced claims we skip: exact city or neighbourhood.

His YouTube channel was created on 5 June 2014. It passed 50 million subscribers before April 2026, when Deadline reported "more than 50 million" and more than 12 billion views. By 31 October 2026 the view count had reached 13.6 billion.

For Instagram and TikTok, this page uses Deadline's cross-platform total of more than 80 million followers rather than a separate figure for each app.

How many subscribers does Ben Azelart have?

51.7 million on YouTube, read from Social Blade on 31 October 2026. YouTube rounds public subscriber counts, so the exact number is not public.

How many followers does Ben Azelart have?

Ben Azelart followers total more than 80 million across all platforms, according to Deadline in April 2026. YouTube alone accounts for over 51 million of those.

Ben Azelart is an American creator who makes high-energy challenge and prank videos for a young audience. He started his YouTube channel in 2014 and grew fastest with group challenges alongside other creators in the same circle, including Brent Rivera, Lexi Rivera and the Stokes Twins.

He now runs Stay Wild, a production company with its own studios. Deadline reported in April 2026 that Stay Wild works with brands such as Lego, Red Bull and Epic Games, and that he signed with CAA for representation in film, TV and brand deals.

In 2026 he also took part in the third series of Inside, the Sidemen reality show, where he finished fourth.

Ben Azelart career timeline

1. 2014: YouTube channel created (5 June).
2. Late 2010s to 2020s: rapid growth with challenge and prank videos.
3. Before April 2026: passes 50 million YouTube subscribers and 12 billion views.
4. 2026: finishes fourth on Inside series 3.
5. April 2026: signs with CAA; Stay Wild is based in Orange County.
6. 31 October 2026: 51.7 million subscribers and 13.6 billion views.

His official website is staywild.co. The page title reads "Ben Azelart - Official Website", and it is the home of his Stay Wild brand. If you want to reach him for business, the official site and his agency are the right places to start, not social media comments.

Watch out for fake sites. Before you buy anything or enter details:

• Check that the address is exactly staywild.co.
• Look for links from his verified YouTube channel.
• Be careful with giveaways that ask for payment or passwords.

Ben Azelart has more than 51 million YouTube subscribers, a production company with more than 20 staff, and brand partners such as Lego, Red Bull and Epic Games.

Ben is part of a group of family-friendly challenge creators. You can compare him with:

• Stokes Twins, his frequent collaborators.
• Brent Rivera, another leader of the same circle.
• MrBeast, the biggest challenge creator on YouTube.

For more rankings and guides, visit the CreatorFanBase blog. The gaming side of the creator world is in our top gaming creators list.

We read his YouTube numbers from Social Blade, which pulls them from YouTube, on 31 October 2026. For the total across platforms we use Deadline's April 2026 report, which covers Instagram and TikTok together. His X account is suspended, so we show no X number. We never estimate missing counts.

Subscriber counts change every day. If you need the live figure, open his YouTube channel or Social Blade. The figures here are a dated snapshot, so you can see how they compare with later numbers.