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Here's a great example of how to do a Music Viral Video using a cover song.
At the time of this post (November 2015), the video has 1,248,400 views.
Since 1999, Belarusian music ensemble Stary Olsa (Стары Ольса) has been known for playing medieval folk music on traditional instruments, including the lyre, mandolin, flute, and gusli.
That may seem like an incredibly arcane and limiting specialty, but this unusual approach has sustained the band for 15 years and eight albums.
A recent clip from a television program called Legends Live demonstrates what the sexted can do when it applies its archaic technique to songs.
Specifically, the band covers "One" from Metallica's 1988 LP "...And Justice For All."
Far from being a goofy novelty, the performance is spellbinding and eerily chilling
In the battle of Viral Videos on Facebook vs YouTube, who will win this time?
It's a very good example of a corporate viral video done right.
YouTube Version of the InNOut Viral Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qBUH0fQ0KC0
Facebook Version of the same Viral Video https://www.facebook.com/foodbeast/videos/10153731521574281/
"Me at the zoo" is super important only because it is the FIRST YouTube Video ever uploaded.
There are different opinions about the most important 10 videos ever. (Of course.) Here are a couple articles that give their opinions.
From Business Insider: http://www.businessinsider.com/most-important-youtube-videos-2015-2
From Observer: http://observer.com/2015/02/the-10-most-important-videos-in-youtube-history/
There are very few videos on YouTube that have over 1 Billion Views.
This will always be updated when a video reaches 1 Billion Views.
Congrats to the artists for reaching 1 Billion.
From Minecraft millionaires to unboxing toys, we take a look at the 10 richest YouTubers.
Based off YouTubers confirming their income in interviews and SocialBlade statistics.
Electronic violinist Lindsey Stirling has over one billion YouTube views for her videos and a recent Billboard Award. She discusses her summer tour and her social media popularity.