Shania Twain and Zedd in Candy Country: 'You're Still The One' gets a Candy Crush makeover
The 25-day-old video, made for Candy Crush's Music Season, has passed a quarter of a million views on a channel that posted nothing new.
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.
You're Still The One (Candy Crush) Official Video | Music Season 2026
Nearly 2.9 billion views sit on ShaniaTwainVEVO, most of them gathered by songs that were already classics before the channel existed. The video doing the most work right now is one of those classics in new clothes.
"You're Still The One (Candy Crush) Official Video | Music Season 2026" pairs Shania Twain with Zedd, the German-Russian producer behind "Clarity" and "The Middle," for a dance version of her 1998 ballad. It was made for Candy Crush's Music Season, and the description invites viewers out to "Candy Country," with hidden codes tucked into the video for players to find. Twenty-five days in, it has passed 250,000 views and is still picking up several thousand a day.
Nothing new went up this week, and the channel ran at roughly half its usual daily pace. Behind the Candy Crush video, two songs from earlier in the year are keeping a smaller company: the visualizer for "Down The Middle" and the lyric video for "Dirty Rosie," a road-and-trucks song whose chorus has her telling someone they can drive almost anything of hers except one thing.
Among the music labels and music media channels of a similar size, Rolling Stone had the busy week, running well above its usual pace, while Mahogany and 3 Beat kept close to theirs.
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The videos drawing views on ShaniaTwainVEVO right now
- Channel
- ShaniaTwainVEVO
- Subscribers
- 925,000
- Videos published this week
- 0
The numbers
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💡 Test your knowledge
"You're Still The One" first appeared on which Shania Twain album?
The song was released in 1998 as a single from Come On Over, which became one of the best-selling albums ever by a female artist.




