Gear4Music

Gear4Music on YouTube

Gear4Music sponsored 5 channels in 5 sponsored videos — the smallest channel had 46.5K subscribers. Sponsoring YouTube creators since October 2025. Last sponsored video detected Oct 2026.

MusicUnknown1 sponsored videos in the last 30 days

Channel sizes Gear4Music sponsors

Distinct channels sponsored, by current subscriber count. The band you sit in tells you how often this brand says yes at your size.

  1. 0
    Under 10K subs
  2. 2
    10K–100K subs
  3. 2
    100K–500K subs
  4. 0
    500K–1M subs
  5. 1
    1M+ subs

Channels Gear4Music sponsored most

Top 5 of 5, by sponsored videos.

  1. 1John Nathan Cordy
    John Nathan Cordy
    171K subs · GB
    1
    sponsored videos
  2. 266Samus
    66Samus
    1.2M subs · CA
    1
    sponsored videos
  3. 3Mad Music
    Mad Music
    62.5K subs · US
    1
    sponsored videos
  4. 4Taylor Danley
    Taylor Danley
    129K subs · US
    1
    sponsored videos
  5. 5Leigh Fuge
    Leigh Fuge
    46.5K subs · GB
    1
    sponsored videos

Latest sponsored videos

The most recent 5 detections — the proof behind every count on this page.

  1. This Guitar Was WAY BETTER THAN I EXPECTED - G4M 529 CarveJohn Nathan Cordy · 171K subs · Oct 2026
  2. The New TOUCHBEAT Electronic Drum Kit66Samus · 1.2M subs · Sep 2026
  3. This New Drum Kit Has a Touchscreen at WHAT PRICE?! - TOUCHBEAT+Mad Music · 62.5K subs · Aug 2026
  4. I Tried The New G4M Baritone Bass VI Guitar..Taylor Danley · 129K subs · Dec 2025
  5. Unboxing 5 Guitars at Once – This Got Out of Hand!Leigh Fuge · 46.5K subs · Oct 2025
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Counts are active sponsored videos in our index (published in the last year), detected from public YouTube data via the official YouTube Data API. A sponsored video is one whose description or paid-promotion disclosure names the brand. A detected sponsorship is not confirmation of contract terms, and does not mean the brand is currently taking new creators.