Rogue Tubers
Rogue Tubers is the creator-platform movement on Holy Rogue Network — and its mission is the most ambitious of any movement on this network: make Holy Rogue Network the fastest-growing social network in history, and spread the sovereign internet to the four corners of the earth in the process. Every other movement on this network imports curated YouTube creator content as part of its educational pillar; Rogue Tubers is the movement that organizes the creators themselves, claims them on the network's terms, and turns the world's largest YouTubers into the engine of HRN's viral growth. The flagship mechanic is the King of the Hill Claim Rush. Founder Kimball Roundy and the network's Dream 100 Command Center are pre-loading every major creator's profile into Holy Rogue Network BEFORE those creators know it exists. Every creator's videos are imported, transcribed, embedded, and organized into a fully-populated sovereign profile waiting for them. Critically, every video imported anywhere on Holy Rogue Network — currently 1,101,666 videos across 52 languages with 6.4 million content chunks, spread across every other movement's curated educational pillar — is a YouTube video, which means every creator whose content sits anywhere on the network is automatically welcome to participate in the Tubers Claim Rush. Tubers is not a separate ingestion silo; it is the cross-network claim layer that turns the entire HRN YouTube reservoir into a coordinated growth engine. As of pre-launch (May 2026): 3,810 creator profiles loaded into the Dream 100 Command Center specifically, 2,041 currently unclaimed, with the addressable pool expanding to every creator behind the network-wide 1.1M-video reservoir. When the King of the Hill Claim Rush launches, every viral creator on the planet will wake up the same morning to discover their own fully-built sovereign profile sitting on a social network they don't control — and the only way to claim it is to compete. The competition rewards driving real fans to claim their own Rogue accounts, and the leaderboard goes live the same minute the first notification email goes out. The differentiator that keeps this from being a vanity leaderboard is the JustServe Bridge. The competitive metric is not just dollars raised — it is a composite of dollars raised + JustServe volunteer hours driven through the creator's profile + new Rogue Network signups attributed. JustServe is The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints' existing volunteer-matching app (matches by ZIP code and by interest). The Church is already a Diamond Sponsor of Beast Philanthropy (MrBeast's charity arm). The JustServe Bridge gives the Church a reason to bless and amplify Rogue Tubers (it makes JustServe go viral); gives MrBeast and Beast Philanthropy a reason to engage (it extends their existing Church relationship); and gives every other creator a reason to claim their profile (their fans want to see them on the leaderboard). The bridge layer turns viral creator competition into measurable real-world community service at planetary scale. Founder Kimball Roundy is the central architect of this movement and its strategy. Unlike the curation movements where Kimball intentionally is not the face, Rogue Tubers is founder-doctrinally-anchored at every layer: the King of the Hill mechanic, the JustServe Bridge composite-metric design, the cluster-based sub-movement architecture, the pre-launch coordinated-press-release strategy (every Cluster B anchor notified the same hour, leaderboard live the same minute, JustServe plugged in before the first email goes out), and the underlying conviction that a sovereign network's growth strategy must align with the Church's existing service infrastructure rather than compete with it. Rogue Tubers is structured as a parent movement with five cluster-based sub-movements that each get their own leaderboard, claim flow, and charity partner pool. Cluster 1 — Rogue Stuntmen: MrBeast (480M subscribers, the anchor), MrBeast 2 (57.3M), Dude Perfect (61.9M) and its sub-channels (Plus, Gaming, Outdoors, Almost Athletes), Stokes Twins (139M) and variants, Topper Guild (88.8M), Ryan Trahan (22.9M), Sambucha (11.5M), Zack D. Films (26.6M). Cluster 2 — Rogue Sidemen (or Rogue Lads): the UK collective ecosystem — Sidemen (23.2M), MoreSidemen (9.7M), Miniminter and clip channels, Behzinga, MM7Games, Zerkaa channels, What's Good Podcast, NichLmao (41M). Cluster 3 — Rogue Storytellers: explainer-style and narrative creators in the Zack D. Films / Sambucha lane. Cluster 4 — Rogue Littles: the kids and family mega-channels (separate competition rules — engagement-by-parent metric instead of personal follower mobilization) — Cocomelon (201M), Kids Diana Show (138M), Vlad and Niki (149M), Pinkfong / Baby Shark (84.5M), Toys and Colors (82.4M), 5-Minute Crafts (80.7M), ChuChuTV variants across Portuguese / Español / Storytime / Surprise Eggs, BabyBus, Peppa Pig Official, Sheriff Labrador, Yes! Neo, LankyBox (42M), Sign Along with Me ASL, and the long tail across 52 languages. Cluster 5 — Rogue Philanthropists: Beast Philanthropy (29.5M) and the charity-first creators who form the JustServe Bridge layer. Brave Wilderness (21.8M) and other niche-authority creators round out the reservoir alongside the JackSucksAtLife multiverse. Cross-references run across the entire network. Every other movement on Holy Rogue Network imports YouTube creator content as part of its educational pillar — Rogue Tubers is the upstream layer that makes those imports clean, attributed, creator-share-economic, and tied to a real claim flow. The Sovereign.ink Spin Dispatcher pulls from the Rogue Tubers reservoir to feed daily blog and social content to every other movement. StoryBoard plugin handles the production-pipeline side for creators who film their shows. CrownArt shares the creator-economy payments layer. Iron Rod and Rogue Disciples cross-publish faith-based creator content. Rogue Schoolers' Media Class and Storytelling Class draw curriculum from the cluster-based creator libraries. Liberty Farms and the Liberty Cove + Provident Living Marketplace plug in as the physical-gathering-place layer for creators who want to meet up offline. Marketplace, Tier Ladder, Easy Score, and Family Kit. The marketplace runs the standard Holy Rogue Network template plus the King of the Hill leaderboard overlay: Storefronts (claimed creators with their full profile, content library, monetization, fan interaction, and creator-share-economy active), Classifieds (creator-to-creator collaborations, tool and gear trades, "I'll edit your videos in trade for X" arrangements), Hot Ovens (live creator events — claim-rush days, leaderboard sprints, JustServe community-service drives, multi-cluster meetups, collab summits), Clubs (cluster-specific creator collectives, regional creator guilds, language-specific creator circles). Tier ladder: Certified Rogue Tuber (claimed profile + active content + first JustServe hours driven + first Rogue signups attributed), then Master Tuber (cluster-leaderboard standing top 10% + verified creator-share-economy participation), then Founding Tuber (network-launched leadership tier — anchor creators in each cluster, Cluster B priority outreach targets like MrBeast, Dude Perfect, Ryan Trahan). Youth tier: Stripling Tuber (David-stripling lineage shared with the network's other youth tiers, earned via family-team content creation or first published video on a parent-supervised channel). Family kit: Mighty Tuber Kit (mom-purchased family upgrade for little ones — a small kid-safe ring light, a starter kid-friendly camera, beginner content-planning deck, kid-sized "creator" hoodie all just like the family content creator's; mirrors the Mighty Smiter, Mighty Jack, Mighty Mason, Mighty Musician, Mighty Lens, Mighty Mic, Mighty Prepper, Mighty Citizen, Mighty Roper, Mighty Scientist, Mighty Tanner, and Mighty Tradesman kits across the network). The Easy Score block: Davee scaffolds the early Easy levels with curated content on creator economics, JustServe integration, and claim-flow walkthroughs; Founding Tuber Kimball Roundy anchors the strategic layers (King of the Hill design, JustServe Bridge, Cluster B outreach); flagship Master Tuber Faculty seats fill organically as anchor creators claim their profiles and engage.