Black Russia is big on YouTube: Kreyt’s driving licence guide has 1.5 million views, and episode one of his “Hobo Path” has 1.7 million. Here are ten of the most-watched channels, each with their standout series, tips for new players, and advice that’s outdated after game updates.
Compare Black Russia bloggers
Subscriber and view counts as of October 25, 2026.
| Blogger |
Subscribers |
Popular series and its record |
| Mr. Urban |
800K |
“Payout from Every Business and Gas Station” — 234,339 |
| Kreyt (Create Gaming) |
776K |
“Hobo Path in Black Russia” — episode 1 has 1,727,449 views |
| Bestik |
730K |
“Car Flipper Path” — episode 1 has 609,882 views |
| Enzo (ENZO) |
550K |
“Best Start from Scratch”: CLS63 in 24 hours — 759,250 views |
| Salvador Deleys |
343K |
“Hobo Path to the Limit” — episode 1 has 256,996 views |
| DiZe |
179K |
“How to Pass the Driving Test” — 636,706 views |
| Saigo |
132K |
“Scamming the Car Market” — up to 560,128 views |
| Chip |
108K |
“Hobo Path” — episode 1 has 249,110 views |
| Ayra |
81.9K |
“Scamming the Car Market for 24 Hours” — 264,495 views |
| Monya |
61.2K |
“Rank 1 to 9 in Every Organization in 48 Hours” — 714,246 views |
Ayra
AyraAyra (81.9K subscribers) makes movie-length videos about car flipping. His “Car Flipper Journey” ran for 74 episodes and ended with a total of +3 billion in 2.5 years. His most-watched videos are “Scamming the Car Market for 24 Hours,” about popular scam methods (264,495 and 228,062 views).
Bestik
BestikBestik (730K subscribers) is Black Russia’s top car-flipping blogger: episode 1 of “Car Flipper Path” has 609,882 views. He also has “Hobo Path,” “Scammer Hunt,” and an honest series about how his account was hacked.
Hobo PathThe “Hobo Path” is a series where a creator starts with a fresh account, no donations, and works toward a big goal. The record is Kreyt’s No. 1, with 1.73 million views. Find all these series in the table, and follow our from-scratch route, calculated using in-game figures.
Chip
ChipChip (108K subscribers) makes videos about starting on a new server without donating — his “Hobo Path” #1 got 249,110 views — as well as small-donation experiments and regular promo code roundups. Find active promo codes here, too, along with a breakdown of his video formats.
DiZe
DiZeDiZe’s guide “How to Get Your Driving Licence in Black Russia — Driving School Answers” has 636,706 views, making it one of the most-watched driving licence guides. His channel has 179K subscribers. The video was posted on March 31, 2022, and some of its advice is already outdated.
Enzo
EnzoEnzo (ENZO, 550K subscribers) makes videos about the “Hobo Path,” “Car Flipper Path,” and “Top 1 Forbes Path” on the Yekaterinburg server. His most-watched video is about getting a CLS63 from scratch in 24 hours without donating: 759K views.
Kreyt
KreytKreyt runs the Create Gaming channel (776K subscribers) and gets more Black Russia views than anyone else: the first episode of “Hobo Path” has 1.73 million views. Here are the key series and the tips from them that still work.
Monya
MonyaMonya calls himself the “god of cringe” in Black Russia and films experiments: ranks 1–9 in every organization in 48 hours (714K views), max skill at every job, and 35 ways to earn a million. His videos are ready-made salary tests—as long as you account for VIP.
Urban
UrbanMr. Urban (800K subscribers) is known for his breakdown of “Income from Every Business and Gas Station — From Kiosks to the Service Center” (234,339 views). In 2026, he also started his own “Hobo Path.” Here, we compare his business income figures with the business table and cover his warnings about scams.
Saigo
SaigoSaigo’s “Scamming the Used Car Market in Black Russia” series made him famous: his top video has 560,128 views. It’s a show that pushes the rules to the limit—watch to learn the scam and avoid falling for it, but don’t try it yourself.
Salvador
SalvadorThe latest “Hobo Path” series in Black Russia is by Salvador Delace (Salvador Delace, 343K subscribers). Since August 2026, he’s been starting from zero and working toward the balance cap—2.1 billion without donations—on the new Astana server. The first episode has 256,996 views.
Pick a blogger for what you need
- Starting from scratch in 2026 — Salvador Deleys and Mr. Urban: their Hobo Path series use the current game version. You’ll find a roundup of all these series and our route on the Hobo Path page.
- Car flipping — Bestik, Enzo, and Ayra: all three have long “Car Flipper Path” series featuring real deals.
- Job salaries — Monya: he maxed out his skill at every job and tracked how much money he earned per run.
- Driving licences and updates — Kreyt and DiZe have driving school guides, while Chip covers updates and promo code roundups.
- Avoiding scammers — Bestik and Ayra’s “Scammer Hunt,” and, as an example of what not to do, Saigo’s “Scamming the Car Market” on Saigo’s page.
Check when the video was made
Most popular guides were filmed between 2022 and 2025, and the game has changed since then. Since September 18, 2025, Uncle Slava has been running the driving lessons and gives you a category B licence for 7 days right away. Since October 1, 2026, job income scales with your character’s level, and many salaries have gone up. You now need 13 correct answers out of 15 to pass the driving test. Find the latest answers on the driving school answers page.
Also keep VIP and X2 in mind. Bloggers almost always play with Platinum VIP and during X2 events, when salaries are doubled. So their “one million an hour” can turn into a much smaller amount on a regular account. See the job table for figures without X2 or VIP.
Check a blogger’s promo code before using it
A blogger’s promo code is a referral code: both the new player and the YouTuber get a bonus. These codes last longer than system codes, but the rewards change, and viewers comment under videos that codes are “been dead for ages.” The blogger codes in the promo code list are #create, #Enzo, #Bestik, #mrurban, #Dize, and #yellow. They’re all marked “not in the latest lists.” Find working codes and their check dates on the promo codes page.
What not to copy from bloggers. Cheats, buying and selling virts, and market scams aren’t content—they can get you banned, from a warn all the way to a permanent ban and account reset. Bloggers show this stuff for entertainment. Read the rules breakdown on the
rules page.