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Top 50 Most Subscribed YouTube Channels • Week Of 06/22/2025
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Top 5 Branded Videos of the Week: LEGO, Disney, Tide, oh my
Big-name sponsors is the name of the game in our latest Gospel Stats Weekly Brand Report , with LEGO, Disney, and Tide all pulling in the top 5. We also have something else notable: Shorts in spots #1 and #2. Does that mean we'll start to see more Shorts sponsorships? Maybe! Does it mean brands are finally understanding/embracing the Shorts ads tools YouTube has been steadily bulking up? Also maybe! Whatever the case, it's clear sponsors with lots of cash to splash see Shorts as a key to summer marketing. We're curious if it pays off for them.
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Top 50 Most Viewed YouTube Channels Worldwide • Week Of 06/22/2025
BTS is back, which is definitely good news for fan YouTube channels. Is it good news for Korean content as a whole?
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Mark Rober, Toys and Colors prepare for summer of fun with kid-friendly YouTube collab
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#BookTok is still booming. So why is TikTok getting out of publishing?
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Patreon has expanded its options for creators, so it’s taking a larger cut of new users’ earnings
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YouTube brings monetization into the classroom by updating its Player for Education
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Top 5 Branded Videos of the Week: Old Spice, Red Bull, Nintendo Switch, K-beauty
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20 years of YouTube: In 2012, Psy rode around the world on the back of an invisible horse
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With “Tubi for Creators,” Fox’s FAST hub gets serialized content from top influencers
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