Ink-drawn horses take a spin in Hermès' blue animation
Hippolyte Songe supplies the artwork and Morfinestelle the music for the house's only new upload.
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.
Blue are you? 🐴 🌀 🖊️
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Horse profiles flick past in black and white, changing bridles, floral decorations and patterned manes against a cyan field of white star shapes. Hermès' "Blue are you? 🐴 🌀 🖊️" turns an equestrian motif into a looping stop-motion animation, with no dialogue to interrupt the miniature carousel.
The brand film credits Hippolyte Songe's "Bridles hours" and music by Morfinestelle. It is a promotional piece for the house, though the emphasis here is on illustrated play rather than a runway presentation. The week's sole new upload has drawn about a thousand views, a small arrival on a channel whose larger audiences often gather around the collections.
The archive's busiest highlighted upload is "Hermès women's spring-summer 2027 show", now past 1.3 million views. "Ride on!" and the accompanying spring-summer collection film also continue drawing daily views. The latter gives the clothes their own gentle choreography: lifting hems, filling sleeves and opening vents.
Across the channel, subscribers were unchanged over the week, while today's viewing pace is below its usual level. Nearby in subscriber size, Burberry added subscribers this week; Saint Laurent, like Hermès, held steady. For Hermès, this week's new contribution is smaller than a show, and much bluer: a sequence of horses that keeps returning to the start.
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What do you think?
The videos drawing views on Hermès right now
- Channel
- Hermès
- Subscribers
- 450,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 50,702
- Videos published this week
- 1
- Video published
- November 6, 2026
- Video views so far
- 1,088
- Views on its first day
- 475
The numbers
Here is how Hermès' week looks across views, subscribers and uploads.
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Who is credited with the artwork in Hermès' "Blue are you? 🐴 🌀 🖊️"?
The video's description credits Hippolyte Songe's "Bridles hours" alongside music by Morfinestelle.





