Top YouTube Songs in the United States This Week

The most-played songs on YouTube in the United States over the past 7 days: new releases, official music videos and local hits, ranked by views and hourly growth. Top 3 songs this week: #1 is “NMIXX(엔믹스) “긴 소원(Birthday Wish)” M/V” by JYP Entertainment with 12.7M views, followed by “Ramayana: Ravana Tandav (Song) | Namit M, Nitesh T | Ranbir, Yash | AR Rahman, Vishal D, Kumar V” by T-Series (12.5M) and “IVE 아이브 'Looks Can Kill' MV” by STARSHIP (10.9M).

Last 7 daysUpdated 2026-10-21 19:25 UTCData from YouTube

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How we keep these numbers accurate

The list features 50 videos from 50 channels with 58.6M views in total; the average length is 7:21.

Every view, like and comment count on YouthVid comes directly from YouTube's official Data API; we never estimate or make up numbers. Figures are shortened for readability (for example 33M), and the exact count is always one click away on YouTube.

Once a day we take a snapshot of every video we track. The difference between two snapshots shows how many views a video really gained, so the ranking reflects what is growing right now, not only what is already big. Videos that are deleted or made private disappear with the next update, and no statistic is kept for more than 30 days.

Length vs. views

Length	Videos	Avg. views	Likes / 1K views
< 4:00	34	1.3M	26.0
4:00–10:00	13	971.5K	23.4
10:00–20:00	1	1M	23.0
> 1:00:00	2	82K	3.0

How this list works

This page lists videos published in the last 7 days, ranked by total views. Statistics come from the public YouTube Data API and are refreshed every day.

Sports, news, live streams, premieres, videos longer than 3 hours, ads and videos with suspiciously low engagement for their view count are left out.

Frequently asked questions

Is YouthVid an official YouTube chart?

No. YouthVid is an independent site and is not affiliated with YouTube or Google. The lists are built from public statistics provided by the YouTube Data API.

What counts as music?

Videos the uploader filed under YouTube's Music category: official music videos, lyric videos, live performances and new releases.

Why are there no sports, news or live streams?

Match highlights, breaking news and live streams can take over a list in a single day. Leaving them out, together with ads and videos with boosted views, keeps the list focused on what people actually choose to watch.

How often is the list updated?

Every day, with fresh view, like and comment counts from YouTube.