Rank Dawg's Alligator Core, Part 4, keeps climbing, and Bug Core follows
The reptile ranking that barely stirred on its first day has more than tripled since yesterday, and the channel picked up 35,000 subscribers in a week.
Why this story? The video is running at 337,920 views a day, 21 times its usual pace (16,345).
Ranking Best Alligator Core (Part 4) 🐊
"Ranking Best Alligator Core (Part 4) 🐊" spent its first day on Rank Dawg with under 4,000 views. Four days later it is past 464,000, and nearly all of that came in the last two days. When it showed up here yesterday it had just passed 130,000. It has more than tripled since.
Rank Dawg is a clips channel. It does not film alligators. It ranks other people's footage in short countdowns, and its about text stresses the work that goes into them: hand-picked clips, keyframed captions, sound design and color grading. The "core" in the title is internet slang for a mood or a genre, here the everyday, slightly absurd life of big reptiles.
The comment section is small, so the talk is easy to follow. Several viewers single out number 3 as the cute one. Others say number 2 looks happy, that number 4 nearly ate the fish, and that number 5 made every noise except an alligator's. Two comments suggest one animal gets called ugly, and one viewer replies that it is an albino, and not ugly at all.
The alligators are not alone. "Ranking Best Bug Core (Part 2) 🪳", posted a day later, is also running well ahead of its usual pace. Sea lions and cops meeting animals have passed 100,000 each. Over the week the channel went from about 209,000 subscribers to 244,000, a gain of roughly a sixth.
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What viewers say
The number 3 is so cute
@marliesophiabiantan6232See it on YouTube2 Looks happy 😂
@rankingpawssSee it on YouTubeYou called ugly to a Crocodile...THIS MEANS WAR
@BUTCH_THE_CAT_ON_YOUTUBE_2026See it on YouTube
Public comments from the video's page on YouTube
- Channel
- Rank Dawg
- Subscribers
- 244,000 ▲ 35,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 26,003,183
- Channel views, pace per day
- -17,624,282 (on a normal day: 9,203,195)
- Video published
- September 29, 2026
- Video views so far
- 464,004 (4 days online)
- Video views, pace per day
- 337,920 (on a normal day: 16,345)
The numbers
A slow first day, then a steep climb: here is how the alligator ranking and the channel around it moved.
💡 Test your knowledge
Rank Dawg's week also included a sea lion ranking. Which visible feature sets sea lions apart from true seals?
Sea lions belong to the eared seals and have small external ear flaps. True seals have only ear holes.

