To chart the levels of YouTube followers compared to the majority, we can outline a basic categorization that reflects the general distribution of subscriber counts across the platform. Here’s a rough breakdown:

| **Category**              | **Subscriber Range**         | **Description**                                               |

|---------------------------|------------------------------|---------------------------------------------------------------|

| **Nano Influencers**      | 1 - 1,000                    | Small channels, often personal or niche-focused.              |

| **Micro Influencers**     | 1,000 - 10,000               | Growing channels, starting to gain traction and a community.  |

| **Small Channels**        | 10,000 - 100,000             | Established presence with a dedicated audience.               |

| **Medium Channels**       | 100,000 - 1 Million          | Significant reach, often considered established or successful.|

| **Large Channels**        | 1 Million - 10 Million       | Highly influential, professional-level content creation.      |

| **Mega Channels**         | 10 Million+                  | Among the top echelon, commanding a vast audience globally.   |

The majority of YouTube channels fall into the Nano and Micro Influencers categories, with most creators having fewer than 1,000 subscribers. The larger the subscriber count, the fewer the channels, creating a pyramid-like distribution where the Mega Channels are at the apex with the smallest number of creators.