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Latest Gospel Statistics Weekly Brand Report There are two clear themes. First, generative artificial intelligence is Drew Gooden They say they're “ruining the internet,” yet their second-largest sponsor is a customer service company. Poly.AIAnd on a lighter note, some truly amazing cars are taking the spotlight away from the flashy ones. Lamborghini Giallo Even underwater exploration vehicles for hire. Check them out here:
#1 AI is ruining the internet
channel: Drew Gooden
brand: Sophie
Drew Gooden He was a courageous pioneer on many subjects, Ninjamaster class so we didn't have to (and dyed his hair for it). Genuine He spent hours of his life struggling to drop plastic balls into baskets at arcades to see if his (unlikely) dreams of riches would come true. And he bought a lot of crap. Now he's diving deep into the world of genAI abuse's impact on the internet, from baby boomers shedding tears over a Frankenstein's monster third world kid on Facebook who's also a genius artist. Google Search is virtually useless these days. It's all sponsored by fintech companies. Sophiepartnered with Gooden just this week, and given that the video has been viewed 4 million times so far, choosing him as his sole partner was probably a good bet.
#2 Gojyo meets super senior Gojyo?!
channel: Sinister Bart
brand: Poly.AI
Ironically, the second most-watched branded video this week was sponsored by Poly.AIis a company that promises to provide “the world's most realistic voice AI” for use in customer service calls and more. Founded in 2017, the business has undoubtedly grown rapidly with the arrival of tools such as genAI. Chat GPT and The middle of a journey Gaining mainstream popularity Meta To Microsoft I started thinking about how to jump on the AI trend. The sponsored video was made by an animator. Sinister Barthas uploaded just 10 videos since launching his channel in 2021. This week's video, like most of his other works, is a loud anime parody. Gojo Satoru From beloved anime Jujutsu KaisenPoly.AI's pitch is built into the script, with Gojo and co calling it a way for anime fans to converse with their favorite characters.
#3 I broke the golden rule of Minecraft…
channel: Pewdiepie
brand: Sairee
no Mr. Beast Another one on this week's list T Series The warriors are here: Pewdiepie The third most viewed video is set in Mine Craft– If you're paying attention to the game Youtube
After all these years, that's not surprising. Like any other game. Fortnite, Apex Legendsand call of duty While it may seem like esports and professional athletes are dominating the attention and YouTube scene, for years now, Mine CraftThe game, which first established its popularity on YouTube, has become the biggest game on the platform. Mine Craft During those most years, his viewers racked up 3 million views on this video of him dying in a berry bush (among other things). Saireea new eSIM service developed by the same team NordVPNConsidering NordVPN sponsored over 30 videos this week alone, it's no surprise to see its new cousin doing some creator marketing. In addition to sponsoring PewDiePie's video, Saily sponsored video #65. Phil DeFranco show He is involved in the whole Dr. Disrespect situation.
#4 Fixing a broken Lamborghini that insurance didn't cover
channel: Matt Armstrong
brand: Car Vertical
Car Enthusiasts Matt Armstrong After an accident, I got bad news from the insurance company. Lamborghini Giallo: Well, they wouldn't cover the costs of the repairs, so he decided to restore the car himself, with the help of some friends. In the 40-minute video, Armstrong buys a used chassis, salvages what he can from Gerrard, and repairs it with new and used parts as needed. It's a detailed look at the skilled labor that goes into restoring a supercar, and naturally, the sponsors are Car Verticalis a service that allows you to check the accident history of a car or motorcycle before purchasing it. carVertical also sponsored three other videos this week. #176 Mark McCannfrom #236 Auto Alex Carsfrom #238 Top dead center.
Bonus #80 My RC Submarine Explores a Sunken Aircraft Carrier
channel: Preston Goes
brand: Opera
In keeping with this week's theme of technology and automobiles, we're digging deep, literally. Preston Goes For the bonus video: This explorer and self-described “wannabe engineer” says what he saw sent him falling down a watery rabbit hole. thought It was meant to be a YouTube clickbait video about the US military intentionally sinking an aircraft carrier. But it turns out the US military sank the carrier whole. USS Oriskany It's on purpose, but check it out for yourself if you dare. Preston Goes (aka Preston Summerlow) rented an RC submarine and took it deep into the ocean to paddle around in the ocean. OriskanyIt's a pretty cool perspective on a WWII relic that's slowly crumbling onto the surrounding reef. Summer Row's peek beneath the waves is provided by frequent Creator Marketing user. OperaThe company also covered the production costs of about 20 more videos this week.
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