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Top YouTube Streetwear Influencers in United States

4 Streetwear creators on YouTube from United States — ranked by followers.

4

Total Creators

140.8K

Avg Followers

3.36%

Avg Engagement

70/100

Avg SH Score

As of October 2026, the YouTube Streetwear influencers in United States with the most followers on SocialHipper are Ray Delahanty | CityNerd (@citynerd, 417.0K subscribers), DEEPVIEW MEDIA (@deepviewmedia, 112.0K) and teena (@teena_thach, 20.8K). Across the 4 creators in this ranking, the average engagement rate is 3.36% (the median is 2.2% of views and 3.1% puts a channel in the top quarter) and the average SocialHipper quality score is 70/100.

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@citynerd YouTube

Houston, United States

417.0K

Followers

4.53%

Engage

74/100

Good

Updated 14h ago

Streetwear 0.2%

@deepviewmedia YouTube

Philadelphia, United States

112.0K

Followers

2.99%

Engage

74/100

Good

Updated 5h ago

Lifestyle

@teena_thach YouTube

Seattle, United States

20.8K

Followers

4.76%

Engage

76/100

Good

Updated 4h ago

Food

@taylorshay4l YouTube

Miami, United States

13.3K

Followers

1.14%

Engage

59/100

Average

Updated 8h ago

Fashion 0.8%

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By followers, the top creators are Ray Delahanty | CityNerd (@citynerd, 417.0K subscribers), DEEPVIEW MEDIA (@deepviewmedia, 112.0K) and teena (@teena_thach, 20.8K). We track 4 Streetwear YouTube influencers in United States with an average engagement rate of 3.36%. Browse the ranked list above.
Use the city filter. Popular cities include Houston, Miami and Philadelphia.
Engagement rate is average likes plus comments per post, divided by average views, times 100. On YouTube, the median is 2.2% of views and 3.1% puts a channel in the top quarter.