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For the first time in three weeks, there are no channels in the Top 50 with more than a billion views. One was only 72 million views or so shy. That may sound like a lot, but when you’re getting 900+ million views a month, that only averages out to about 7%.

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If you like that kinda math, you’ll love the numbers we got below. Let’s get into it.

Chart Toppers

Anaya Kandhal continues to dominate, though just not with 10 figures. For the first time in three weeks, the Indian family channel headlined by an adorable three-year-old fell short of the billion view mark. But not by much. The channel’s child-appropriate, mostly-short-form hijinx still racked up a ton of views with nearly 929 million of them in the seven-day timeframe. As has been typical with these charts in the recent past, no one else was even close.

KIMPRO maintained its second place position for the second week running. The Korean creator puts out a steady supply of memeified short-form content that racks up inconceivable view counts. KIMPRO’s average Short now gets 8.4 million views. Multiply that by 17 shorts or so in the week, add in some library content, and you get 787.7 million views.

MrBeast jumped up from 11th to 3rd place this week. That’s in large part due to the release of his 50 YouTubers Fight For $1,000,000 upload. It’s done very well for the channel, racking up over 70 million views in its first 24 hours (which is a record for Jimmy and crew). In total, the most-subscribed YouTube channel in the world ended the week with more than 715.5 million views. Up next is the channel MrBeast displaced to become the most-subscribed in the world. T-Series dipped 2% in weekly views to put the Indian multimedia conglomerate at 632.5 million views on the week.

Rounding out the Top 5 is GR6 EXPLODE. The Brazilian record label, music publisher, and artist management company was founded by Rodrigo Oliveira founded in 2005. It currently represents over 200 artists and distributes many of their works on the company’s YouTube outpost, which just closed out the week with more than 588.3 million views.

Top Gainers

The 2024 Summer Olympics (and its mascot) aren’t the only things poppin’ off and gettin’ swollen in France. Another is Thibaud Delapart.

The 32-year-old, Toulouse-born, very-much-in-shape YouTuber is the creator and the star of Tibo InShape. Delapart started the channel in 2008 (though his earliest video is this NATURAL MONSTER FITNESS transformation from 2013) as a repository for all his thirst-trappy and informative content around fitness and bodybuilding. Since then the channel has amassed more than 21 million subscribers, its share of controversies,  and ventured down the well-trodden path of challenge, lifestyle, shock, and vlog videos (with or without a fitness angle, but all with multi-language audio tracks). Plus, there are a lot of high-preforming, meme-filled Shorts.

Delapart is uploading upwards of 200 Shorts per month with an average 90-day view count of 3 to 3.5 million views for each one. There’s also a steady supply of about one Long a week, but with an average 90-day view count of 650K on those uploads, it’s easy to see which kinds of videos are doing the heavy lifting.

Those sweet Shorts views and their incredible output juiced Tibo InShape’s views to more than 293.6 million in the week. That’s a 5% increase from the week prior and bumped the channel up from #32 to #27 in our Worldwide Charts.

Channel Distribution

Here’s a breakdown of the Top 50 Most Viewed channels this week in terms of their countries of origin:

• India: 17 channels in the Top 50.
• United States: 13 channels in the Top 50.
• Hong Kong, Pakistan: 4 channels in the Top 50.
• Japan: 2 channels in the Top 50.
• Belgium, Brazil, Canada, China, Czechia, Egypt, El Salvador, France, Japan, Latvia, Mexico, Russia, South Korea, and United Arab Emirates: 1 channel each in the Top 50.

This week, 37 channels in the Top 50 are primarily active on YouTube Shorts.

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