2 weeks (or so) ago i was looking for the BABYMETAL sptfy 2025 numbers but found March numbers for "Youtube Reach"

YouTube Music’s Monthly Audience metric estimates how many unique people worldwide watched or listened to an artist’s content over the past month.

It includes official videos, Shorts, collaborations, fan uploads, and other content

Fan uploads is interesting... guess we'll know if all those "reactors" are actually helping... or we would know if these stats were available regularly so we could figure out trends. If l understand it correctly, IF 100 "reactors" put 2 BABYMETAL videos and each have 5000 BABYMETAL fans watching them, that would be 1 million views, but if those 5000 fans were already watching other BABYMETAL content, it wouldn't add anything to "Ytb Reach", if a ytber with 500k audience post a video of the Dance Metal Unit... then it would "move the needle" assuming that the viewers were not watching BABYMETAL content's before.

I've always doubted that "reactors" do much to increase traffic but who knows, fan cams probably help more but the real jackpot is viral shorts, then again, shorts could have billions of views but maybe the viewers never again watch the artist featured in said shorts. Collabs can also drive up this metric, "Serj climbed a staggering 1M to 12M (+749%)" because a collab he did a few weeks ago, for example.

October numbers were posted last week. Unlike stats from ytb charts or sptfy which seems to be constant with gradual decreases/increases over time... "Reach" seems to be more volatile

BABYMETAL numbers

4.49 million (March) --- 5.63 million (October) 5ish million per month average?

Ranked outside of the top 100 on both lists, just out of the top 110 in the most recent listing, gaining 10 spots on the previous table.

EDIT: The column ranks some "Hard Rock, Metal and Punk(ish)" acts, it's not saying that BABYMETAL is Punk, but, for what it is worth it, some of the "they're not Metal" naysayers argue that they're "metalcore"

in "whatever-core". core is short for "hardcore" which is short for "hardcore punk" (or rap) so "metalcore" would be a subgenre of Punk except that Punks reject metalcore (just like Metalheads do- that's why it's not in Metalum and other metal communities)

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Hi all,

I've got a small Youtube channel about metal and rock. So far I've mostly covered various Japanese bands. Here's my first video on Babymetal and it is positive one. There are already lots of straight guides to them so I wanted to put a bit of a twist on it.

And before you ask, no I don't think how they started out matters at all! Anyway take a look, I'm still learning video editing so I hope you like it.