sina-drums nears two million with George Harrison on repeat
A full cover and a companion Short make up the new releases, while October's "Venus" remains an active archive draw.
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.
I've Got My Mind Set on You (George Harrison) • Drum Cover
Sina has added 10,000 subscribers this week, bringing sina-drums within touching distance of two million. The week's new music comes from a single song, presented twice: Friday's "I've Got My Mind Set on You (George Harrison) • Drum Cover" and Saturday's companion Short.
The full performance has reached about 163,000 views. Its pleasure is in the patient groove, with Sina holding the pulse before opening up the instrumental section with fills and cymbal crashes. Nils Neumann is credited with the audio and video production, and the video is supported by Austrian Audio.
Underneath it, viewers are discussing the craft of keeping that beat steady. Some pick out the timing of a cymbal crash; another says the performance sent them looking up Jim Keltner, the drummer on Harrison's recording. There's also a memory of watching Harrison's original video and searching for its moving objects.
The Harrison Short is currently gathering the most daily views among the channel's active uploads. Among the full-length covers, the new performance and October's "Venus (Shocking Blue) • Drum Cover" are both drawing attention, with the latter approaching a million and a half views.
Across the channel, daily viewing is roughly twice its usual level. Rob Scallon is also having a particularly busy spell among fellow instrument channels, while Kristina Schiano's daily viewing is close to normal. For sina-drums, this week's subscriber growth accompanies a much older foundation: the 2016 "Sultans Of Swing (Dire Straits); drum cover by Sina" remains its most-watched regular upload.
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What viewers say
Ladies & Gentleman, that is called keeping a beat, it's not easy. Great work.
@ctruthtodaySee it on YouTubeI love it and had to look up the original drummer, it was no other than Jim Keltner.
@bernardhossmotoSee it on YouTubeThat was a nice surprise!
I definitely knew this song, and George's original video as well! We had a jolly old time, finding all the moving objects when it first came out!
Of course you had to challenge yourself with the hi-hat shenanigans! I would never have noticed that myself, so thank you for the explanation. 😊
See you next Friday!@Hans_ReeseSee it on YouTube
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Always loved this song. Seeing Sina drumming to it makes me appreciate it even more.🥁
@Elephant2024See it on YouTubeAnother song Sina has got me to look at more closely. Very enjoyable !
@Lee_clarkeSee it on YouTubeSina keeps an amazing beat! It was so long into the song before she crashed the cymbal and she did at the perfect time!
@DJ.LakeSeaSee it on YouTubeI am a Baby Boomer born in 1961 and grew up listening to all 60's and 70's music! This is one of my favorite George Harrison songs, the other two are "My Sweet Lord" and "What Is Life"! My brother is a drummer, great job Sina on this cover, you are solid as a rock! 😊
@robertowensiii1567See it on YouTubeLove Sina’s smile and respect for the originals. That was a blast from the past.
@jim242See it on YouTubeAbsolutely brilliant job, Sina ❤️. Always a treat watching you play!
@sbgoldmaSee it on YouTubeShe enjoys playing so much. You can tell by the smile on her face!❤
@timothybrissetteSee it on YouTube
Public comments from the video's page on YouTube
The videos drawing views on sina-drums right now
- Channel
- sina-drums
- Subscribers
- 1,970,000 ▲ 10,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 2,381,769
- Videos published this week
- 2
- Video published
- October 30, 2026
- Video views so far
- 162,502
- Views on its first day
- 107,725
The numbers
Here's how sina-drums' new covers and wider catalog performed this week.
💡 Test your knowledge
Which group later had a hit with "Venus," originally recorded by Shocking Blue?
Bananarama released their hit version of "Venus" in 1986.




