Ranking 1,000 funny internet videos, part four, keeps RythV2 moving
No new uploads in seven days, and the clips channel still added about 11,000 subscribers on its way past 60 million total views.
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.
Ranking 1,000 Funniest Internet Videos! (PART 4) COMPILATION
RythV2 has passed 60 million views in total, and it got there without posting anything new. The clips channel, which cuts Ryth's longer reaction sessions into compilations, sat out the week, leaving a single series to do the work.
That series is "Ranking 1,000 Funniest Internet Videos!", in which Ryth reacts to TikTok clips from all over and sorts them from weakest to funniest. Part four, eight days old, is the busiest video on the channel now, picking up views faster than part three and part two. The older installments have more views in total, but they had extra days to collect them. Part three is closest to the half-million mark.
Without a fresh upload, the channel ran at well under half its usual daily pace. Subscribers kept arriving all the same, roughly a thousand a day, which is about as many as zigzzzshorts gained among the clip and compilation channels close to RythV2 in size.
In that group, Videos that make your day better had the giant week, with tens of millions of views a day and 50,000 new subscribers. Wave Pulse added no subscribers at all, and most of the group ran below its usual level. For RythV2, quieter than normal still meant about two and a half million views over seven days, nearly all of them for a ranking series with no fifth part yet.
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The videos drawing views on RythV2 right now
- Channel
- RythV2
- Subscribers
- 716,000 ▲ 11,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 2,460,340
- Videos published this week
- 0
The numbers
Here is how RythV2's week looks in figures.
💡 Test your knowledge
Which company owns TikTok, the source of the clips Ryth ranks?
TikTok was created and is owned by the Beijing-based company ByteDance.


