Viral Content Week #21 — Oct 20–26: 8 YouTube videos, 5 Reddit posts, and a fan edit that outdrew LISA's own music video
A Vietnamese Blackpink fan account's eleven-second LISA clip drew 179.4 million views against 59.3 million for her label's own music video, and Reddit's biggest post was a 2021 pizza-shop note recycled through Instagram — eight YouTube videos and five Reddit posts for October 20–26, 2026, with no checkable TikTok or Instagram weekly ranking, so the list covers YouTube and Reddit.
The biggest video of the week runs eleven seconds and holds 179,392,268 views. It is a fan edit of LISA of BLACKPINK on the Victoria's Secret runway. 1
The account behind it, HEILWIG, is a Vietnamese Blackpink channel with 4.66 million subscribers. 2
LISA's own label put out her new music video the same day, and it has done a third as much. 3 That channel holds 2,980 subscribers. 4
This issue covers videos and posts published between October 20 and October 26, 2026. YouTube entries run in order of view count, Reddit entries in order of score.
The video list ranks what reached YouTube's US trending boards across eleven categories, read on Monday afternoon. The Reddit list is the top of r/all for the week, read the same afternoon.
Every figure here is a snapshot from that window. All of these counts keep moving after the issue goes out.
One coverage boundary holds. TikTok and Instagram publish no platformwide weekly ranking that can be checked from outside, so the lists below cover YouTube and Reddit.
YouTube
1. "Lisa always makes sure to keep her distance from the VS Angels!!💖💖 #blackpink" — HEILWIG OFFICIAL
179,392,268 views, 881,323 likes, 4,419 comments. Published October 23; runtime 0:11. 1
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The thumbnail runs three vertical panels. The middle one puts LISA in a magenta jacket on a pale runway, a model in dark lingerie and gold wings behind her, with "But LISA… 👀" printed across the frame.
The footage comes from the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show, held October 18 at Sony Pictures Studios in Los Angeles. 5
@heilwig holds 4,660,000 subscribers, 1,015 uploads and 9,756,752,607 lifetime views, about 9.6 million an upload. The channel opened in June 2019 and declares Vietnam. 2
The clip ran 18.7 times that average and 38.5 times the subscriber count. Its like rate is 0.49%, the lowest of the eight, with one comment per 40,596 views.
2. "My son wanted to play basketball but his two year old height wasn't tall enough, so we changed plans" — BullyJuice
157,417,478 views, 893,767 likes, 979 comments. Published October 21; runtime 0:35. 6
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The thumbnail is three vertical panels. The middle one shows a shirtless, heavily tattooed man crouched on a court, one finger raised and laughing at a small boy in a black top and shorts, hands on his hips.
@bullyjuice holds 10,700,000 subscribers, 423 uploads and 8,323,735,645 lifetime views, about 19.7 million an upload, on a channel opened in November 2015. 7
The clip ran 8.0 times that average and 14.7 times the subscriber count, with a like rate of 0.57%.
Its 979 comments are the fewest of the eight, one per 160,794 views: a Short consumed in a swipe feed, by an audience that never types.
3. "LISA - Tarantino (Official Music Video)" — LISAOfficialVEVO
59,285,345 views, 1,018,299 likes, 67,858 comments. Published October 23; runtime 3:37. 3
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The thumbnail puts LISA in a blonde bob and a studded leather cap in a stainless-steel commercial kitchen, one hand raised in a finger-gun, a bag marked "CARUJO" on the counter beside her.
"Tarantino" is a track on her six-track EP Press Play, released the same day through LLOUD and RCA Records. 8
@lisaofficialvevo holds 2,980 subscribers, 8 uploads and 310,501,762 lifetime views, about 38.8 million an upload, on a channel opened August 6, 2026. 4
Against that average the video ran 1.5 times over; against the subscriber count, 19,894 times.
Its 1,018,299 likes come to a 1.72% like rate, and 67,858 comments to one per 874 views, the densest column on the list. The subscriber figure means the least here: a music channel collects views from search and the feed.
4. "What if this snake is actually poisonous ☠️ #ishowspeed" — Nexxo Recaps
53,653,129 views, 894,819 likes, 2,710 comments. Published October 20; runtime 0:58. 9
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The thumbnail holds a tattooed forearm in the foreground with a long yellow-and-white snake curving over it, "WHOSE ARM IS THIS?" in red type, and a barbershop behind with men sitting in chairs.
@nexxorecaps holds 1,010,000 subscribers, 141 uploads and 1,869,825,775 lifetime views, about 13.3 million an upload. The channel opened in January 2026 and calls itself "Ishowspeed Edits." 10
The clip ran 4.0 times that average and 53.1 times the subscriber count, with a like rate of 1.67% and one comment per 19,798 views.
Its description says every clip is "highly edited," and the edit is the product: an hour of stream cut to the fifty-eight seconds where the snake appears.
5. "He literally has his life in his hands💀💔" — MainStream Media
44,058,852 views, 559,467 likes, 2,759 comments. Published October 23; runtime 0:11. 11
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The thumbnail sets "Watch who you call your homie..💀🥀" in heavy black type above a front door standing open. A woman in a blue dress backs away as a man in a dark suit holding red roses steps in. A caption strip reads "he drove 15 hours to surprise his girlfriend."
@mainstreammediahq holds 518,000 subscribers, 145 uploads and 729,153,693 lifetime views, about 5.0 million an upload, on a channel opened in December 2018. It credits itself for editing every short it posts. 12
The clip ran 8.8 times the channel's average and 85.1 times its subscriber count, with a like rate of 1.27% and one comment per 15,969 views.
Eleven seconds holds a setup and a punchline when both are printed: one line says what is coming, the other what came.
6. "BABYMONSTER - 'DESERVE' M/V" — BABYMONSTER
43,864,190 views, 738,843 likes, 51,159 comments. Published October 23; runtime 3:35. 13
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The thumbnail is a dark frame with two orange trails of sparks crossing it and a member leaning back into the smoke, arms behind her head. "DESERVE" is a digital single that arrived at 1 p.m. KST on October 23, a pop ballad the group promoted on "Show! Music Core" and "Inkigayo" that weekend. 14
@babymonster holds 13,500,000 subscribers, 1,079 uploads and 10,531,209,506 lifetime views, about 9.8 million an upload, on a channel opened in December 2022 and based in Korea. 15
The video ran 4.5 times that average and 3.2 times the subscriber count, the smallest subscriber multiple here. Its like rate is 1.68%, and 51,159 comments come to one per 857 views.
7. "Tumble Track Mini Games😂" — Drew Dirksen Shorts
35,582,361 views, 499,111 likes, 417 comments. Published October 23; runtime 1:09. 16
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The thumbnail stacks three vertical panels. A woman in shorts sprints across a lawn as a giant blue and white inflatable tumble track tips over behind her, with "Who can escape without getting crushed?" across the top.
@drewdirksenshorts holds 5,100,000 subscribers, 1,561 uploads and 4,823,292,984 lifetime views, about 3.1 million an upload, on a channel opened in November 2021. Its description promises a post every day. 17
The clip ran 11.5 times the channel average and 7.0 times the subscriber count, with a like rate of 1.4%. Its 417 comments are the thinnest count here, one per 85,329 views: a daily schedule buys reach, not replies.
8. "Cool (That Or That) Viral Dance Challenge! What's Her Dance Level? 👀" — 다혜 dahye
32,736,816 views, 222,527 likes, 8,929 comments. Published October 21; runtime 0:11. 18
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The thumbnail puts "0%" "100%" "50%" "?" over a room where five young women dance beside a bed, one of them mid-jump, .
@odahyeo holds 1,110,000 subscribers, 273 uploads and 1,991,332,988 lifetime views, about 7.3 million an upload, on a channel opened in April 2026 and based in Korea. 19
The clip ran 4.5 times that average and 29.5 times the subscriber count, with a like rate of 0.68%.
Its 8,929 comments come to one per 3,666 views. The percentages are a prompt: pick a take, and picking one leaves a comment.
The five entries below are the highest-scoring posts on Reddit's r/all board for the week, read on the same Monday afternoon and ordered by score.
1. "Man Apologizes for Ordering Food Just Before Closing and Receives a Heartwarming Surprise." — r/MadeMeSmile
147k score, 927 comments. Posted October 20. 20
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The image is not a photograph. It is a 3D-rendered poster of a startled man at a restaurant table, a fork in his hand, with the headline across the bottom in white capitals.
A circular inset holds the actual note: "Thank you for the kind note :) don't stress about ordering late, we don't mind! Here's a free garlic bread."
The story is real and older than the post. The worker who wrote the note, u/REDPURPLEBLOOD2, arrives in the thread at 800: "This was when I worked at a pizza place here where I still live in Brisbane."
u/Alternative-Dot-34 found it on Instagram, "from a page called (Pubity)".
u/HistoricalMaybe1739, at 68, does the accounting: the original post drew about 18k upvotes, and "the karma farmer got 100k+." An edit adds: "it's 127k now wtf."
The heaviest reply is not about the pizza. u/SinisterBrit, at 13k, states the retail rule: come in calm and polite, "n we will go above n beyond."
The poster's own background is not public.
2. "Well put." — r/Snorkblot
106k score, 914 comments, 97% upvoted. Posted October 20. 21
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The post is a screenshot of a one-star Google review. A reviewer listed as Tammy R., three reviews to her name, is "LIVID" that her pizza box reads "In Crust We Trust," which she finds "deeply offensive and disrespectful to my faith." The pizza was good, she says; she will not be returning, and she is contacting the Better Business Bureau.
Underneath sits the owner's reply: "Thank you for sharing your concerns. We pray to Cheesus that you will give us another chance."
u/astr3atrratnamedesire takes the thread at 1.3k with one line: "This is why they think they are being oppressed." u/ephemeralnotion, at 401: "A Christian who doesn't understand 'In God We Trust' isn't scripture."
The rest turns the review into evidence about American religious upbringing. u/Careless-Age-4290, at 588, describes Sunday-school drills where a teacher held a water pistol to children's heads and told them to renounce Jesus.
u/grovestreet4life asks the obvious question at 109 — "OH my god is that really happening (the watergun thing)??" — and u/bayala43, at 169, says yes, describing a Baptist childhood spent rehearsing what to say when FEMA came for them.
The poster's background is not public, and nothing in the thread establishes that the review is genuine.
3. "Romantic moment interrupted by an uninvited guest" — r/funny
105k score, 1.2k comments, 96% upvoted. Posted October 23. 22
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The video runs vertically, shot on a phone at the edge of water. Two people hold each other against a blue sky and a mountain ridge, a thin film of water around their feet.
The uninvited guest is a cat, which walks into the frame and stands in front of them.
u/kilatihalai takes 12k with the cat's side of it: "Cat: You seeing this bullshit? Watch my majestic profile instead." u/Jumpy_Employment_371, at 2.8k, argues the interruption was the point: "The cat didn't interrupt the moment, he made it a billion times better."
Two more invert the title outright. u/PlayTheOldShit, at 2.9k, asks whether the people can be removed from the background; u/TwistedScarletRose, at 1.3k, answers the implied "ruined": "Ruined?!? enhanced, it."
u/Cori-ly_Fries, at 388, reads the staging: "A pre-planned 'moment' for content made a billion times better by said cat."
The poster's background is not public.
4. "Beavers stop chewing every few seconds to listen for cracking sounds in the tree so they don't get crushed" — r/interestingasfuck
104k score, 1.2k comments, 99% upvoted. Posted October 20. 23
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The video runs four minutes on a single beaver at the base of a trunk, working a waisted cut into the wood, then stopping, head still, before going back in.
Its 99% upvote share is the highest of the five, and almost nobody argues with the claim in the title. What the thread does instead is give the animal a motive. u/Lead-Led-BabyFormula sets the tone at 630: "Flowing water must stop." u/shatos answers at 236 with "Water must obey the beaver."
u/Awkward-Champion-274 asks why at 193, and the poster, u/Main_Locksmith_2543, replies at 126: food and shelter, the inner bark eaten, the wood and branches used to build dams and lodges.
u/Educational_Care7813, at 226, asks the only actuarial question on the page: "What's the % chance of a beaver getting crushed by the tree that they're chewing on?"
The poster's background is not public.
The same account also holds seventh place on the week's board, at 94.3k.
5. "Grandma always kept the kids in line with her slippers. For her birthday, she showed her aim is still on point" — r/interesting
103k score, 1.9k comments, 95% upvoted. Posted October 23. 24
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The video is a garden party: pink and white balloons, a table with a pink cake, and a woman in a floral dress and house slippers standing in the middle of it. Then the slipper leaves her hand.
Its 95% upvote share is the lowest of the five, and its 1.9k comments the most.
The dominant thread is not about the throw. u/be-bop_cola asks at 3.0k whether she was the basis for the grandmother in "Coco," and the replies spend themselves on the resemblance: u/Cobalt32, at 413, lists the matching parts — "blue flower dress, hair streak, chancla as weapon."
One commenter links a Remezcla article about María Salud Ramírez Caballero, the woman reported to have inspired the character. Others in the same thread correct the family relationship: great-grandmother, not grandmother.
The joke thread runs alongside it. u/Casual_necoromancy, at 1.8k: "should have thrown it like a bouquet at a wedding to see who gets the next spankin."
The poster's background is not public.
What the week actually shared
A fan account outdrew the release it was built from. HEILWIG's eleven-second LISA clip took 179.4 million views against 59.3 million for the label's own video, posted the same day, from a channel with 2,980 subscribers.
Three of the eight videos were K-pop, and they hold 46.6% of the list's views. HEILWIG, LISA and BABYMONSTER account for 282.5 million of the 606.0 million views on this page.
Five of the eight run under 70 seconds. The top two are eleven seconds and thirty-five; the only entries over three minutes are the two music videos.
Three of the eight are accounts cutting footage other people shot. HEILWIG, Nexxo Recaps and MainStream Media hold 45.7% of the list's views between them.
Reach and reaction pulled apart. The two biggest clips have the thinnest comment columns here, one per 40,596 views and one per 160,794. The two music videos, third and sixth, have the densest, one per 874 and one per 857.
Reddit's biggest post was a repost of a repost. A Brisbane pizza shop's 2021 note reached the site through an Instagram page, and the worker who wrote it turned up in the comments to confirm it.
The threads argued around the posts rather than about them. A one-star pizza review became a thread about religious upbringing; a beaver became a slogan; a cat became a better caption than the one the poster wrote.
References
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- 2HEILWIG OFFICIAL — YouTube
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- 4LISAOfficialVEVO — YouTube
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- 7BullyJuice — YouTube
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- 10Nexxo Recaps — YouTube
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- 12MainStream Media — YouTube
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- 13BABYMONSTER - 'DESERVE' M/V — YouTube
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- 15BABYMONSTER — YouTube
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- 16Tumble Track Mini Games — YouTube
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- 17Drew Dirksen Shorts — YouTube
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- 19다혜 dahye — YouTube
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- 21Well put. — Reddit
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