Top 10 Dance Choreographers on YouTube

While other apps like TikTok have paved the way for massive creator success with creative outlets like dancing – aka the “Charli D’amelios” of the world – YouTube is the foundation for longer form arts like dance choreography. With entertaining, informative, and creative dance routines, the most successful dance choreographers on YouTube boast millions of subscribers and views. While they’re all incredibly talented, NeoReach investigated the top 10 dance choreographers on YouTube – these are the ones that made the cut.

Top 10 Dance Choreographers on YouTube

1. Matt Steffanina 

• Subscribers: 14.2M

An absolute mogul in the dance choreography industry, Matt Steffanina’s platform hosts much more than a wide variety of dancers and incredible talent – it’s also home to larger projects like music videos and vlogs. 

Boasting many videos with well over 20 million views, it’s clear people are constantly coming back to his channel. Viewers are excited to be entertained, at the very least, by his innovative dance routines to trendy songs and tracks. Alongside his videos, Steffanina and his team also host a 30-day dance school for supporters looking to enter the industry. 

2. Kyle Hanagami

• Subscribers: 4.85M 

Transforming new, old, trendy, and versatile tracks into incredible dances across social media platforms, Kyle Hanagami’s channel on YouTube is nothing short of creatively inspiring. Whether you’re looking for some new moves, inspiration for your own routine, or an entertaining video – there’s something for everyone. 

Also focused on posting on other platforms, it seems Hanagami’s ultimate goal is to draw attention back to his YouTube. 

3. Tim Milgram 

• Subscribers: 3.85M 

Alongside studio sessions with unique and eccentric dance choreo, Tim Milgram’s channel also hosts other content from his diverse portfolio of work with a variety of dancers, artists, and musicians. From music videos to social media trends, there’s no shortage of content for supporters to enjoy. Even freestyle routines, with various dancers and studios, are featured on his page. 

His channel not only boasts his unique work but that of other featured choreographers. This gives many people in the industry a chance to highlight their talents amongst his diverse audience. Alongside collaborations with Taylor Swift, Jason Derulo, and other major artists, it’s clear that his channel is a true success. 

4. 1MILLION Dance Studio 

• Subscribers: 26.3M 

Based in Seoul, Korea, the 1MILLION Dance Studio’s YouTube channel is a worldly platform for a diverse set of dancers, routings, and talents – with no shortage of millions to watch along. Covering music from hip-hop to K-pop, there’s a complete diversity to the kinds of routines they’re working on. This always drawing in a diverse demographic of supporters to their channel. 

Boasting collaborations with major musicians and K-pop stars, this studio surely isn’t going anywhere. They’ve clearly cemented themselves amongst other top dance choreographers in the industry. 

5. Kinjaz Dojo 

• Subscribers: 943K 

With a diverse mix of indie, rock, pop, and rap music routines on their channel, it’s clear that Kinjaz Dojo’s YouTube page is a melting pot for a wide demographic of supporters and artists. With studios in both California and China, there’s always a new face on screen with their content. This paves the way for inclusivity and a chance to sparkle on the growing channel. 

Quick to jump on trending artist’s songs, they’re on the pulse of what’s happening online. This gives them a greater advantage in growing an impactful social presence and audience of devoted fans. Clearly, their channel is only continuing to grow, as they split time between managing their many studios, dancers, and online engagement. 

6. Yanis Marshall 

• Subscribers: 1.91M 

As a YouTube personality, creator, and dance choreographer online, Yanis Marshall has a powerful presence in crafting a dedicated supporter audience and engaged following. Especially considering the diverse content on his platform, with everything from rap dance choreography to contemporary jazz – there’s something for everyone. 

A previous contestant on “Britain’s Got Talent” in 2014, Marshall’s legacy with his dance studio in the final stages of that competition set their online presence up for success, as they only continue to hone in their craft and solidify their presence in the industry. 

7. Jasmin and James

• Subscribers: 5.11M

Jasmin and James’ YouTube channel is a unique and eccentric take on traditional dance choreographer’s channels – with more lifestyle and personal content on their main videos than dance routines. However, their Shorts are filled with dances – both with new moves, tutorials, and routines to trending songs. 

With content that features both their personalities, relationship, and daily life, alongside their artistry and dance routines, supporters get the best of both worlds. Of course, along with behind-the-scenes content into their dances, you’re sure to never run out of entertaining videos to indulge in. 

8. Kelly Sweeney 

• Subscribers: 254K 

As a full-time dance teacher and choreographer, Kelly Sweeney has grown massively popular in the past year after splitting some of her time to focus on social media. Whether it’s recording her most intense dance classes, to personal lessons, or her latest dance routine to a trending social track – there’s nothing not to be excited about when it comes to content on her channel. 

With connections to other social media figures like Charli D’amelio in the dance space, Sweeney’s success only continues to grow – opening up more doors for collaborations with other musicians and dancers in the industry. 

9. JoJo Gomez

• Subscribers: 1.96M 

While collaborating with other dance choreographers online, JoJo Gomez has cemented her place in the industry online with her own unique talents and routines. With a mix of pop culture trending sounds, rap, and hip hop, her style shines through every video. 

Expanding into teaching, dance studios, and personalized classes, Gomez is much more than a mogul in the online content space – but rather a teacher for younger generations and new dancers, who will surely make their own impact on the space in due time. 

10. Tiana Shern 

• Subscribers: 387K

Unlike many other dance choreographers that only post their high-speed, expert, and entertaining routines to YouTube, Tiana Shern takes a much different approach on her own channel. Focused on providing informative content for new and experienced dancers alike, her content is a healthy balance. 

Focused on trending songs, pop, and hip hop, her regular content mixes between several different genres. While some of her performances and dance choreography routines are on her channel, the majority of her content is tutorials, tips, and techniques – making this the perfect spot for an aspiring choreographer.