20.3M views/day1:31Watch on YouTubeGrand Theft Auto VI Launch Trailer
Rockstar Games · published yesterday
- Views/day
- 20.3M
- Total views
- 20.3M
- Likes
- 1.3M
YouTube’s most-popular chart for the United States, filtered to Shorts and re-ranked by how fast each one is gaining views rather than by its total. Useful if you post for a US audience and want to see what that audience is watching today.
In this refresh: 14 Shorts from 14 channels. The fastest is gaining 20.3M views a day; the median is 1M.
Updated Friday, 16 October 2026 · ranked from the 14 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 US, refreshed once a day — the same cached chart as our main Shorts page.
20.3M views/day1:31Watch on YouTubeRockstar Games · published yesterday
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6M views/day2:37Watch on YouTubeSony Pictures Entertainment · published yesterday
4.1M views/day1:16Watch on YouTubeAmazon MGM Studios · published yesterday
3M views/day2:50Watch on YouTubeBrawl Stars · published yesterday
1.9M views/day1:54Watch on YouTubeCyberpunk 2077 · published yesterday
1.1M views/day2:45Watch on YouTubeAyraStarrVEVO · published 11 days ago
972.6K views/day2:36Watch on YouTubeThe Chosen · published yesterday
360.7K views/day3:00Watch on YouTubeEcholam · published yesterday
341K views/day2:55Watch on YouTubeNinja Sex Party · published 2 days ago
261.6K views/day1:55Watch on YouTubeParamount Plus · published 2 days ago
247.4K views/day1:50Watch on YouTubeHelluva Boss - Topic · published 2 days ago
170.2K views/day1:28Watch on YouTubeTHE FINALS · published today
33.5K views/day2:19Watch on YouTubeZeddy Will - Topic · published today
By niche
Each niche page runs its own daily search, also requested for the US region, and ranks the results the same way.
Yes. The list comes from YouTube's own most-popular chart requested with the region code US, which is YouTube's chart for the United States. It is the same cached result as our main Shorts page, which uses the same US chart — this page simply says so up front.
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.
The chart is filtered to Shorts (three minutes or under), anything under a thousand views is dropped, no channel appears more than twice, and what is left is sorted by views per day since publish rather than by total views.
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.
It carries that video's title into our generator as an angle, along with the faceless video format, and writes a new script in your own wording — on a plan from $7 a month. Nothing is copied from the original video.
Every tool page writes you a script on any plan, from $7 a month.