Palm trees and pastel skylines frame Atlantic Records' "Suzuki"
Fuerza Regida's GTA VI visualizer has passed three million views during a week without new uploads.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
Fuerza Regida - Suzuki (From Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album)
Fuerza Regida doesn't appear on camera in "Fuerza Regida - Suzuki (From Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album)." Instead, Atlantic Records' visualizer cycles through pastel skylines, waterfront buildings and palm trees, returning to artwork of a couple leaning against a bullet-marked car. A neon Rockstar Games logo supplies the final image.
That compact trip through the game's visual world is the channel's busiest upload right now. Nearly two weeks after publication, "Suzuki" is adding views much faster than Cardi B's "Cardi B - Don't Chart (From Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album)," with Morgan Wallen's soundtrack contribution also keeping the album rollout active.
Atlantic posted nothing new this week but collected roughly 17 million views. Its subscriber count held steady, while daily viewing is running below its usual level. Among nearby music channels, NPR Music had a particularly substantial week, adding subscribers as well as more weekly views; COLORS also recorded a larger weekly viewing gain than Atlantic.
The soundtrack gives this otherwise upload-free week a specific focus. Atlantic's description says the album contains original tracks spanning Vice City and Leonida, with a November 19 arrival alongside the game. For now, "Suzuki" delivers its slice of that setting through animated panels rather than a conventional artist-led music video.
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Where next?
The videos drawing views on Atlantic Records right now
- Channel
- Atlantic Records
- Subscribers
- 16,000,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 16,737,740
- Videos published this week
- 0
The numbers
Here is Atlantic Records' week in views and subscribers.
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Which film's soundtrack featured "Sucker for Pain," one of Atlantic Records' most-watched uploads?
"Sucker for Pain" was released for the 2016 Suicide Squad soundtrack.





