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Trending How-to & Style YouTube Shorts in South Korea today

YouTube’s How-to & style chart for South Korea, filtered to Shorts and re-ranked by how fast each one is gaining views rather than by its total. Beauty, fashion, DIY and home — one technique per video.

Most titles here are in Korean: this is the chart as viewers in South Korea see it, not filtered by language.

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In this refresh: 24 Shorts from 24 channels. The fastest is gaining 17.4M views a day; the median is 712.2K.

Updated Sunday, 8 November 2026 · ranked from the 24 Shorts YouTube returned for this query.

Ranked by views per day since publish, not by total views — a three-year-old video with a million views has taught nobody anything about this month. Source: YouTube's most-popular chart with region code KR, category ID 26 (How-to & style), up to 200 entries, refreshed once a day. Not screened for language: most titles are in Korean, as viewers there see them.

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Questions about this chart

Where does this list come from?

YouTube's own most-popular chart, requested with the region code KR and YouTube's own How-to & style category (ID 26). We read up to 200 entries of it, keep the Shorts (three minutes or under), drop anything under a thousand views, allow no channel more than twice, and sort what is left by views per day since publish rather than by total views.

Are these videos made in South Korea?

Not necessarily. A regional chart reflects what is popular with viewers in that country, and YouTube does not tell us where a channel is based. Some of these will come from creators elsewhere, and we do not claim otherwise.

Why are most titles in Korean?

Because this is the chart as viewers in South Korea see it: we do not filter it by language. If you post in English, the formats and hooks still carry across — the subject, the length and the first second are what to borrow, not the words.

What counts as How-to & style?

Whatever the uploader filed under YouTube's How-to & style category. We do not re-sort videos ourselves, so a video filed in the wrong category turns up on the wrong chart.

Why is this chart sometimes empty?

YouTube does not keep a most-popular chart for every category in every country, and a chart it does keep can have no Shorts on it above a thousand views. When that happens the page says so and shows nothing, rather than borrowing videos from another chart.

How often does it update?

Once a day. The date of the last refresh and the number of Shorts ranked are shown above the list, and if today's refresh has not run yet the page says so and shows the previous one.

Is this TikTok data too?

No. YouTube Shorts only. We have no TikTok or Instagram corpus and any page implying otherwise would be lying about where the numbers came from.

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