10 Youtube Channels with Most Views Per Video

We’ve rounded up the 10 YouTube Channels with the most views per video for a clear view of who’s grabbing the most eyeballs on the internet. YouTube today is one of the greatest marketing tools for businesses and personalities. And while some channels have created a niche for themselves on the video sharing site and made a fortune, some are using it extensively to reach and engage their target audience.

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YouTube might have started out as a video sharing platform, but has gone through several facelifts in the last few years. Post acquisition by Google (Nasdaq: GOOG), YouTube has seen its fair share of diversifications. Apart from travel, marketing, live streaming, it has also launched several of its own subscription based services like YouTube Premium, venturing into original content creation like explainer videos and streaming in the form of YouTube Originals and YouTube music, a paid service to stream music. The website now is a direct competitor of established services like Netflix and Spotify.

In recent news, plans might also be in work to integrate shopping tools into YouTube content, to turn it into a shopping destination. Video content could be directly linked to products on sale, right on the website’s in-built platform in near future. Considering the huge collection of content the site already has, this could actually be a game-changing development for the website. This could also be a medium of YouTube’s next move from a advertising platform into e-commerce, pitching it against giants such as Amazon (Nasdaq: AMZN).

YouTube parameters have become extremely important today to determine the current social media influencers. Not to mention, it is also where a major chunk of the revenue is focused at. But, considering only subscriber numbers and total number of video views often lead to skewed perspectives. That’s where views per video come into play. Clearly, when we are considering a channel with a massive amount of views the number of uploads on it needs to be paid a little attention to correctly assess where the traffic is ahead. Goes without saying that some of the channels with the most views but a larger number of video uploads scores on lower on the popularity scale than channels that have an equally high number of views but lesser uploads. Evidently, the latter is much more efficient in attracting traffic while the former has just been working hard to keep its viewers engaged.  That also brings us to the 15 Most Popular American Youtube Channels, a list we had prepared by considering different popularity determining parameters.

For the current list at hand, we have depended upon statistics from the SocialBlade taking into account the total number of views of top channels and the total uploads on the same, and have arrived at the YouTube Channels with the most number of views per video. Take a look at the list!

10. netd müzik  

Views Per Video: 19,591,115,645

The Turkish music channel has over 18.7 million subscribers. It recently became the highest subscribed channel in Turkey.

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9. SAB TV 

Views Per Video: 19,630,767,280

The Indian entertainment channel has a collection of popular TV shows on its uploads. Episodes of popular shows are uploaded to the Channel soon after it airs on the SAB TV channel.

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8.  ✿ Kids Diana Show

Views Per Video: 21,172,809,540

Kids channel featuring little girl Diana, has a collection of cute videos targeted at kids including toys unboxing videos, vlogs, challenges and other games. 66.6million users have subscribed to the channel.

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7.  Ryan’s World 

Views Per Video: 21,247,285,059

With a chock full of science experiments, games, DIY crafts and arts, Ryan’s World featuring Ryan is a immensely popular channel among kids.

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6. Movieclips 

Views Per Video: 22,006,312,048

Fandago’s Movieclips channel has a collection of movie trailers and clips, capturing interesting snippets from popular movies, which are eyeball grabbing and definitely has a far reaching target audience.

5.  WWE 

Views Per Video: 25,303,435,875

The channel also grabs the 5th spot for YouTube channels with highest views ever, with over 50,606,821,249 views. Viewers can catch exclusive and original WWE shows on the channel.

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4.  Zee TV 

Views Per Video: 26,755,075,829

Another Indian TV channel that uploads Hindi TV shows on its channel, Zee TV appears at the 4th spot of our list of YouTube Channels with the most views per video.

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3.  SET India 

Views Per Video: 34,839,265,531

Third on out list is Indian Entertainment channel SET India. Currently airing the popular Indian quiz show Kaun Banega Crorepati, the channel has garnered over 86.3 million subscribers.

2.  Cocomelon – Nursery Rhymes 

Views Per Video: 40,911,128,815

YouTube has become a huge resource for kids content such as nursery rhymes, lullabies and educational videos. And Cocomelon – Nursery Rhymes is at the middle of all the popularity. The channel catering to kids is a great way to engage kids.

1.  T-Series

Views Per Video: 64,758,551,817

YouTube channel by Indian music label, T-Series has an outstanding 158million subscribers. The channel uploads Hindi music videos on its platform and has over 129,517,088,886 views which also makes it the Top Youtube Channel with Most Views Per Video .

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This article is originally published at Insider Monkey.