Representative sample
Recent and popular public long-form videos that meet the publication quality floor.
Language findings for parents
Which YouTubers swear less?
Compare sampled language scores for YouTube creators, filter by age and channel type, and open the video evidence behind every parent guide.
How this list was builtSampled videos, age-specific scores, and visible evidenceView details
Language score
Creators shown here scored 85 or higher for language under the selected age rubric.
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Open a creator guide for four age ranges, sampled videos, cautions, positive patterns, and limitations.
Current published assessments
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Scores shown for ages 8–10
88/100Smosh Pit@smoshpitLanguage score for ages 8–10, based on sampled videos.
12 videos reviewed
87/100Bugha@bughaLanguage score for ages 8–10, based on sampled videos.
6 videos reviewed
87/100Chad Chad@thechadx2Language score for ages 8–10, based on sampled videos.
12 videos reviewed
87/100CoryxKenshin@coryxkenshinLanguage score for ages 8–10, based on sampled videos.
12 videos reviewed
87/100famous tube family@spiwemuchoreLanguage score for ages 8–10, based on sampled videos.
9 videos reviewed
86/100Haminations@haminationsLanguage score for ages 8–10, based on sampled videos.
6 videos reviewed
86/100Karina Garcia@thekarinabearLanguage score for ages 8–10, based on sampled videos.
6 videos reviewed
85/100Caylus@caylusytLanguage score for ages 8–10, based on sampled videos.
6 videos reviewedParent guide
What “doesn't swear” can and cannot mean on YouTube
Parents often use “doesn't swear” as shorthand for a broader question about language. A creator may avoid strong profanity but still include insults, crude jokes, game dialogue, guest language, or uncensored clips.
Use the filters to choose the age rubric and channel type that fit the decision. Then open the full creator guide before treating a high score as a family rule.
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What this page can and cannot tell a parent
A strong language score means the sampled transcripts contained relatively few observed language concerns under the selected age rubric. It does not prove that a creator never swears, that every upload is appropriate, or that language is the only relevant concern.
Scores can change after a refresh. Livestreams, comments, recommendations, Shorts, deleted videos, and uploads outside the sample are not covered by this collection.
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Topic collections organize the same age-specific evidence around a narrower decision. They are starting points, not channel endorsements.