The Most Viewed YouTube Videos Of All Time
Johnathan Parker |
December 5, 2022 |
5:50 pm
YouTube has had a significant impact on the internet as the second-most popular social media platform and the second-most viewed website in the world. especially when it comes to the idea of sharing videos in general. On average, YouTube receives 35 billion visits per month from its 2.6 billion active subscribers. YouTube videos are the most popular online videos by a wide margin.
However, despite the fact that the majority of the over 800 million videos on YouTube rarely receive more than a few thousand views, there are certain unique “viral” videos that receive hundreds of thousands or even millions of views. And then there are the *extremely* unique videos that even manage to attract millions of viewers worldwide and receive billions of views.
Since its humble origins, YouTube has grown to boast billions of subscribers, videos on every imaginable subject, and the ability to claim responsibility for numerous careers that got their start on the site.
There’s a good possibility you viewed a popular video on YouTube because it is now a media behemoth in and of itself.
List Of Most Viewed YouTube Videos In 2022
1. “Baby Shark Dance” by Pinkfong Kids’ Songs & Stories 11.74 billion
When we arrive to the destination of our quest, what else could it be but a music video and a kid-friendly video? the combination that easily generates views.
This song is so catchy that you’ve definitely already heard it since it became popular all over the world a few years ago. Since then, it has continued to gain viewers.
For at least 72 hours after seeing, the song will be stuck in your head.
2. “Despacito” by Luis Fonsi, featuring Daddy Yankee 8.01 billion
Since it was posted, this massive track has probably been played at countless millions of parties. It once held the top slot for 1,186 days.
3. “Johny Johny Yes Papa” – LooLoo Kids 6.53 billion
Johny Johny is another kid-friendly video that cracked the top 10 most-watched YouTube videos. Sure, Papa. A mischievous infant and his father are the subjects of this brief animated music video. It’s a straightforward song about a baby who tries to consume some sugar (really, sugar cubes), despite the fact that his father definitely disapproves. Is the child receiving the sugar? To find out, you’ll have to watch. The song itself isn’t bothersome either; it’s almost too straightforward and brief to do so. Given that it has been viewed or heard more than 6 billion times, that is a wonderful thing.
4. “Shape of You” by Ed Sheeran 5.85 billion
This animated movie, which is set to an old nursery rhyme, gained popularity after it was continuously memed on Twitter for its slightly strange and surreal quality.
5. “Bath Song” Cocomelon – Nursery Rhymes 5.77 billion
The top 10 most-watched YouTube videos of all time are being replaced, slowly but surely, by instructive videos for kids. As a matter of fact, Cocomelon’s Bath Song has moved up to No. 6 on our list, knocking other films like Gangnam Style totally out of the top 10, which is strange when you stop to think about it. It’s a short, straightforward song about bath time with a chorus that is reminiscent of the Baby Shark Dance. And yet, it was able to secure its place on this list, outpacing a video from a well-known performer in the world.
6. “See You Again” by Wiz Khalifa, featuring Charlie Puth 5.7 billion
With Wiz Khalifa’s “See You Again,” the final stretch will return to music videos. Watch the video to travel back to 2015.
7. “Phonics Song with Two Words” ChuChu TV 5.02 billion
This kids’ literacy teaching movie is rather simple to understand. The song “Phonics Song with Two Words” has a straightforward melody that goes through the full English alphabet while going over pairs of words that incorporate each letter. Even examples of these words are given in the video, along with instructions on how to pronounce each letter in each of the sample words.
Since its release on March 6, 2014, this video has received over 4 billion views.
8. “Uptown Funk” by Mark Ronson, featuring Bruno Mars 4.76 billion
It’s one of the more recent videos on this list, despite being dated 2017. Here is Mark Ronson and his worldwide smash tune “Uptown Funk.”
9. “Learning Colors – Colorful Eggs on a Farm” Miroshka TV 4.73 billion
It’s not surprise that educational videos are among the most popular YouTube material when you consider the following: It makes obvious that parents would choose free and, better still, instructional programming if their children were going to spend a significant amount of the day staring at screens. The Learning Colors Multi-Colored Eggs on the Farm program on Miroshka TV is no exception. Over 4 billion people have seen the instructive film for children since it was first uploaded four years ago.
This entertaining five-minute film introduces young children to the various colors using poorly animated farm eggs as the teaching tool. The film itself is narrated in Russian and teaches children the Russian names for various hues. Only the music, which is Old MacDonald Had a Farm in English, and any subtitles that appear in the video are not in Russian (if you have them turned on). Although the video moves at a leisurely speed and certain sequences drag on, younger audiences will enjoy the video’s humorous and ridiculous parts.
10. “Wheels on the Bus” Cocomelon – Nursery Rhymes 4.63 billion
An American folk tune called The Wheels On The Bus has spread throughout the world as a nursery rhyme. The majority of the time, it is sung by students on field excursions as they take a bus to their destination. Since youngsters could easily learn it and participate, its cyclical nature—which means that each stanza is essentially identical save from a few words—helped make it so popular.
With 4,221,200,857 views, Cocomelon’s vibrant, popular video for “Wheels on the Bus” has made the channel a genuine hit.
A husband and wife team founded the channel in 2006; it now has 139 million subscribers, a Netflix show, a live touring show, and a podcast called “storytime.”
