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Did YouTube Lie to Us? The Shocking Truth Behind the Most Watched Music Videos of 2021


Last month, YouTube put out a list that claimed to show the "top trending" music videos of 2021. We're here to tell you that this list is a hoax. 

Not only does it omit several of the most watched videos of the year, it's not even ordered based on view count. Say what?! Yes.

Here is the actual list of the most watched music videos from 2021:

  1. 1 The Weeknd 'Save Your Tears' music video
    2.2B views
  2. 2 Bad Bunny 'Yonaguni' music video
    Artist Bad Bunny
    Director Stillz
    1.1B views
  3. 3 Silk Sonic 'Leave the Door Open' music video
    966.0M views
  4. 4 Justin Bieber 'Peaches' music video
    889.0M views
  5. 5 Bad Bunny 'La noche de anoche' music video
    728.7M views
  6. 6 The Kid LAROI 'Stay' music video
    1.1B views
  7. 7 Lil Nas X 'Montero (Call Me By Your Name)' music video
    639.7M views
  8. 8 BTS 'Permission to Dance' music video
    730.6M views
  9. 9 Bella Poarch 'Build a B*tch' music video
    537.0M views
  10. 10 Olivia Rodrigo 'Drivers License' music video
    637.5M views

And here is YouTube's bogus list:

  1. 1 Pooh Shiesty 'Back In Blood' music video
    464.5M views
  2. 2 The Weeknd 'Save Your Tears' music video
    2.2B views
  3. 3 Lil Nas X 'Montero (Call Me By Your Name)' music video
    639.7M views
  4. 4 Polo G 'RAPSTAR' music video
    Artist Polo G
    Director Arrad
    277.2M views
  5. 5 DJ Khaled 'EVERY CHANCE I GET' music video
    257.5M views
  6. 6 Mo3 'Outside' music video
    Artist Mo3
    Director Prophecy
    210.4M views
  7. 7 Silk Sonic 'Leave the Door Open' music video
    966.0M views
  8. 8 Cardi B 'Up' music video
    Artist Cardi B
    Director Tanu Muino
    336.0M views
  9. 9 Olivia Rodrigo 'Drivers License' music video
    637.5M views
  10. 10 Rod Wave 'Street Runner' music video
    336.1M views

We're not sure why more people aren't talking about this major conspiracy in the world of music video view counts, and we're damn not sure what YouTube is trying to pull, but either way we're blowing the lid off of the whole charade! 

YouTube tries to hide behind a loophole, claiming these are the "top trending" videos of the year and not the "most popular," but no one asked for a pretend metric that YouTube invented. It's undemocratic and unAmerican and we're calling on the music video community to publicly denounce this list as a lie. 

Send us a tip if you have a theory about why YouTube lied to the whole ass internet. And for anyone who is outranged, especially any musicians who were unfairly left off the YouTube list, we made you this very funny custom meme to share. 


Doug Klinger is the co-founder of IMVDb and watches more music videos than anyone on earth.



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