Top 10 Quebec Comedy Content Creators to Follow on YouTube (2026)

Fall is here, the evenings are getting shorter, and nothing beats a good dose of laughs on YouTube after a long day. In Quebec, comedy no longer lives only on stage: it comes as vlogs, filmed podcasts, challenges and clips that go viral. Here is our Top 10 Quebec comedy content creators to follow on YouTube in 2026, plus a special mention we could not leave out.

The 10 Quebec comedy creators to follow on YouTube

1. Math Duff

Mathieu Dufour, aka Math Duff, is one of the comedians who best understood social media. His popularity exploded during the pandemic with his Instagram lives, including the famous SHOW-rona Virus, then he filled the Bell Centre and launched an outdoor tour, Beau temps, mauvais temps. He also created the web series Kekou la mode avec Mathieu Dufour.

In 2026, he took over hosting Méchant Changement, back on Crave with ten 30-minute episodes: a teen's bedroom (ages 13 to 17) transformed in one day. He was also announced among the headliners of this summer's Juste pour rire roasts in Quebec City, facing José Gaudet.

2. Aly Brassard

Originally from Blainville, Aly Brassard started on TikTok and YouTube in January 2020, after losing her job. A few years later, she passed 100,000 subscribers, hosted her first fan meet-up and built an audience all the way to France.

Her strength: simple, irresistible concepts. In the video above, posted in October 2026, she followed a pro athlete's schedule for seven days, inspired by Marie-Philip Poulin's, alongside hockey players like Laura Stacey. She often collaborates with other creators, including Farley, our number 3.

3. Marie-Anne Farley

Known simply as Farley, Marie-Anne Farley has built a strong community with her vlogs: more than 76,000 YouTube subscribers, 103,000 on Instagram and over 320,000 on TikTok, according to Noovo Moi in August 2026. In the video above, she tries Asian snacks with Diary of Isabelle and Gab Gagnon.

Gab Gagnon is also her co-host on La nuit des 13, a new Crave reality show where 13 teens must survive a night in the forest through video-game-inspired challenges. It is her first TV hosting gig.

4. Charles Brunet

Charles Brunet first stepped on stage at 12. Today he has nearly 300,000 Instagram followers, posting as @profil_interessant, and roughly a third of his community lives in France. His show Très très bon show even reached the Olympia in Paris on September 18, 2026.

His parking ticket saga had all of Montreal laughing: on April 1, 2026, Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada even pranked him with an offer to cancel his tickets. He is also part of a trio of friends and stage partners with Anas Hassouna and Oussama Fares, our number 7.

5. Mike Ward

You cannot talk about Quebec comedy on YouTube without Sous Écoute. Fun fact: Mike Ward launched his podcast on Skype after broadcasters like Énergie and Musique Plus turned it down. The result: more than 600 episodes and one of Quebec's most popular comedy podcasts.

The podcast even set a Guinness record for the podcast recorded in front of the largest audience, with 21,131 people. Every week, Mike welcomes comedians and personalities for unfiltered conversations.

6. Mariana Mazza

Mariana Mazza won the Olivier of the Year at the 2022 Gala Les Olivier, ahead of Sam Breton, Mathieu Dufour and Pierre-Yves Roy-Desmarais, three other names on this list. After Impolie, she has been touring since October 2025 with Foie gras, her third show, which she describes as more personal.

Direct, generous and fearless, she is also an author, with the book Rivière-des-Prairies. Her clips and her moments with the audience regularly go viral.

7. Oussama Fares

Oussama Fares grew up in Montréal-Nord with his friend Anas Hassouna. In 2018, they met Charles Brunet and formed a trio that toured with the show Surtout Anas.

In 2026, the wider public discovered him on Big Brother Célébrités, where he made it all the way to the final, won by Gabrielle Côté on March 29. His mother even stole the show during her visit to the house.

8. Mehdi Bousaidan

Born in Algiers and arriving in Quebec at age 5, Mehdi Bousaidan became known to a generation with Med on VRAK, then with series like Trop. and M'entends-tu ?. He also appeared in De père en flic 2 and competed on Le maître du jeu.

Now based in Paris, he carries Quebec comedy across France: he headlined L'Européen in Paris on October 6, 2026. The clip above was shared by the Jamel Comedy Club.

9. Sam Breton

With Au pic pis à pelle, Sam Breton performed his show 556 times and won the Félix for comedy show of the year in 2020, then the Olivier of the Year in 2021. He also won the Golden Ear on season 3 of Chanteurs masqués.

In January 2024, he ended his tour early to take care of his health. He announced his comeback in December 2024, with test shows across Quebec. His warm, crowd-pleasing small-town humor still lands every time.

10. Pierre-Yves Roy-Desmarais

His first show, Jokes Chapeau Maman Magie Piano, earned him the Félix for comedy show of the year in 2022 and a night at the Bell Centre in front of 9,000 people. He was named comedian of the year at the 2023 Gala Les Olivier, and he later released the show for free on YouTube.

His second show, Une année en un an, mixes stand-up and songs. And Crave has plenty coming: his comedy Détective numéro un, which he co-wrote, and season 2 of À la poursuite du rêve glacé, with his hockey team the Loups-Phoques, are expected in winter 2027.

Special mention: Mona de Grenoble

We could not wrap up without Mona de Grenoble, the drag persona of Alexandre Aussant, from Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu. After launching the Provocante nights at Cabaret Mado in 2019, Mona won Le maître du jeu in 2023, season 3 of Big Brother Célébrités, then the Discovery of the Year award at the 2024 Gala Les Olivier.

The De la poudre aux yeux tour had already sold more than 25,000 tickets by November 2024. In 2026, Mona made a memorable appearance in the Bon Cop, Bad Cop series on Crave and was picked to roast Marie-Mai at a Juste pour rire event at the Palais Montcalm in Quebec City.

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Sources: Narcity (Méchant Changement), Noovo Moi (Math Duff), Stéphane Larue (Aly Brassard), Noovo Moi (Farley), L'Éclaireur Fnac (Charles Brunet), Narcity (Charles Brunet), François Charron (Sous Écoute), Noovo Moi (Sous Écoute), Noovo Moi (Mariana Mazza), Narcity (Gala Les Olivier), Bladi.net (Surtout Anas), Bell Média (Big Brother Célébrités), Wikipédia (Mehdi Bousaidan), L'Européen (Mehdi Bousaidan), Noovo Info (Sam Breton), Noovo Moi (Sam Breton), Wikipédia (Pierre-Yves Roy-Desmarais), Comédie Geek (Détective numéro un), Place des Arts, Wikipedia (Mona de Grenoble), Noovo Moi (Roast Juste pour rire).