Creator Awards are given at YouTube's discretion. You don’t have to be a member of the YouTube Partner Program (YPP) to be eligible for an award.

Channels that focus on compilations, mixes, curation, or heavy use of someone else's copyrighted content or characters may be ineligible.

You don’t have content that is deceptive, spammy, or a scam.

Your channel isn’t terminated or linked to an account that has been terminated.

You haven’t been suspended from the YouTube Partner Program.

You’re in compliance with YouTube’s Terms of Service.

You haven’t received a Community Guidelines violation in the last 365 days.

Your channel is active (has uploads within the last 6 months).

Red Diamond: When you reach 100,000,000 subscribers.

Diamond: When you reach 10,000,000 subscribers.

Gold: When you reach 1,000,000 subscribers.

Silver: When you reach 100,000 subscribers.

You can watch Lizard Lava's response to receiving PewDiePie's 100 million subscriber award in the embedded video below.To be eligible for a Creator Award, you need to meet the following guidelines: 'So that's why I thought it made sense to give it to Lizard Lava to someone who would appreciate it at least,' PewDiePie noted. Therefore, he said he wanted to give it away to someone he knew would take care of it. Pewds further explained that he also didn't want to give the award away to anyone because he had previously given away awards that ended up in strange places (presumably eBay). PewDiePie says he doesn't like putting value into objects. The YouTube star further indicated that he didn't want to seem ungrateful about receiving the award but said that it didn't seem essential to keep. I like putting it into action,' PewDiePie said. 'I don't like putting value into objects. Continuing to explain why he gave it away, PewDiePie said: 'It's kind of like nerfing yourself, right? There's so much importance into this one item that, to me, is just a piece of metal.'

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