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Top Influencers in Malaysia by Niche (2026)

22 Malaysian creators grouped by niche, each checked on their public profile, with follower ranges rather than exact counts.

Last updated October 2026
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This list names 22 Malaysian influencers across beauty, food, tech, lifestyle, finance, parenting and Chinese-language content, each with a public YouTube channel listed in Malaysia. Follower ranges were read from each public profile on 19 October 2026. shakalakaa does not represent these creators; brands can use the list as a starting point for creator research.

How was this list of Malaysian influencers put together?

Last updated: October 2026

We opened each creator's public YouTube channel on 19 October 2026 and kept only channels whose About page lists Malaysia as the country. Follower figures are YouTube subscribers, shown as ranges as of 19 October 2026; the same creators may have larger audiences on TikTok or Instagram, which we did not count.

shakalakaa wrote this list and does not represent, manage or have a commercial arrangement with any creator on it. No creator paid to appear, and we list no private contact details; use the business contact on each creator's own profile.

Who are the top influencers in Malaysia by niche?

The table groups creators by their main content niche, from beauty and food to tech, lifestyle, finance and parenting. Chinese-language creators are listed separately in the next section.

Malaysian influencers by niche — YouTube subscriber ranges as of 19 October 2026
Niche Creator Handle Platform checked Followers (range) Public profile
Beauty Aisha Liyana @AishaLiyana YouTube 100K–500K YouTube channel (opens in a new tab)
Food Che Nom @CheNom YouTube 1M–5M YouTube channel (opens in a new tab)
Food Best Food Malaysia @bestfoodmy YouTube 500K–1M YouTube channel (opens in a new tab)
Tech SoyaCincau @soyacincautv YouTube 50K–100K YouTube channel (opens in a new tab)
Tech SoyaCincau BM @SoyaCincauBM YouTube 100K–500K YouTube channel (opens in a new tab)
Tech Paanhanztech @Paanhanztech YouTube 100K–500K YouTube channel (opens in a new tab)
Tech MONALIZAPC @monalizamy YouTube 100K–500K YouTube channel (opens in a new tab)
Tech Misai Gadget @MisaiGadget YouTube 50K–100K YouTube channel (opens in a new tab)
Tech Ts. Syazwan Shahril @syazone90 YouTube 10K–50K YouTube channel (opens in a new tab)
Lifestyle JinnyboyTV @Jinnyboy YouTube 1M–5M YouTube channel (opens in a new tab)
Lifestyle Joseph Germani @josephgermani YouTube 100K–500K YouTube channel (opens in a new tab)
Lifestyle Nandini Balakrishnan @nandinibalakrish YouTube 10K–50K YouTube channel (opens in a new tab)
Finance Mahersaham @Mahersaham YouTube 50K–100K YouTube channel (opens in a new tab)
Finance The Millennial Finance (Emir) @MillennialFinanceMalaysia YouTube 10K–50K YouTube channel (opens in a new tab)
Finance Roti Telur Finance @rotitelurfinance YouTube 10K–50K YouTube channel (opens in a new tab)
Parenting Emma and Farris @emmaandfarris YouTube 10K–50K YouTube channel (opens in a new tab)
Parenting Ceebabe2u @ceebabe2u YouTube 10K–50K YouTube channel (opens in a new tab)

Two channels on the list are run by companies rather than one person: Best Food Malaysia and SoyaCincau. SoyaCincau runs an English and a Malay channel, both listed.

Who are the top Chinese-language influencers in Malaysia?

These Malaysian creators publish mainly in Mandarin, which matters for brands reaching Chinese-speaking Malaysians. Most list a business contact on their channel.

Malaysian Chinese-language creators — YouTube subscriber ranges as of 19 October 2026
Creator Handle Platform checked Followers (range) Public profile
Ling BigYong 林BIG咏 @LBY YouTube 1M–5M YouTube channel (opens in a new tab)
Bryson Lew 刘铠翔 @bryson_lew YouTube 1M–5M YouTube channel (opens in a new tab)
BBK Network @BBKNetwork YouTube 500K–1M YouTube channel (opens in a new tab)
Tomato Odd @TomatoOdd YouTube 500K–1M YouTube channel (opens in a new tab)
Clarence Wong Sin You @ClarenceWongSinYou YouTube 100K–500K YouTube channel (opens in a new tab)

For Chinese-language reach on Xiaohongshu, creator work runs differently; see our Xiaohongshu marketing service.

How should a brand choose an influencer from a list like this?

Start from the audience you need, not from follower count. A list shows who is popular; it does not show whether their followers are your buyers.

  1. Check audience language and location against your market (Malay, English, Chinese or Tamil-speaking, and which states)
  2. Work out engagement on recent posts with an engagement rate calculator
  3. Read the last few months of posts for brand-safety and competitor deals
  4. Ask for past brand results in sales or bookings, not only views
  5. Agree disclosure, usage rights and paid-ad permissions before the brief

What does it cost to work with a Malaysian influencer?

Fees depend on the creator's tier, platform, number of deliverables, usage rights, exclusivity and timing, so a single figure would mislead. We have no sourced rate for these creators and do not publish rates of our own.

To sense-check a quote, use our KOL rate calculator. For live selling hosts, see the third-party figures in our live host rates index.

Need help finding the right creators for a campaign?

Need the right creators for your campaign? See our KOL marketing service.

We work for brands: shortlisting creators against the brief, contracting rights and disclosure, approving posts and reporting results by creator. For definitions, see KOL, KOC and UGC meaning.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Who are the biggest influencers in Malaysia?

On YouTube, the largest Malaysian channels on this list are Che Nom, Ling BigYong, Bryson Lew and JinnyboyTV, each with one to five million subscribers as of 19 October 2026. Rankings change by platform, so check TikTok and Instagram separately.

How do I contact a Malaysian influencer for a collaboration?

Use the business contact the creator publishes on their own profile; some list a manager or studio instead of a personal address. Brief them in writing with deliverables, timing, usage rights and disclosure.

Does shakalakaa represent these influencers?

No. shakalakaa works for brands and does not represent, manage or hold a roster of creators. The list is independent research from public profiles.

Why are follower numbers shown as ranges?

Follower counts change every day, so ranges stay accurate for longer. Each range is the YouTube subscriber count we read on the creator's public channel on 19 October 2026.

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