Top 10 YouTube — Trending Videos (US) — April 3, 2026

Capcom’s Street Fighter 6 Ingrid teaser trailer clocks in at under two minutes but still commands nearly 300,000 views, proving that fighting game character reveals are reliable hype machines for dedicated gaming communities.

Jesse Watters Primetime appears with zero views and zero likes — a live-stream placeholder uploaded hours earlier, suggesting Fox News’s daily uploads get algorithmic priority regardless of actual engagement on YouTube.

BTS’s '2.0' music video is the list’s true juggernaut, with 18.7 million views and an astonishing 2.9 million likes in just over two days — a fandom-driven explosion that dwarfs every other entry combined in engagement rate.

Adult Swim’s Smiling Friends final episodes trailer, lasting just 1 minute and 16 seconds, pulls in 309,000 views and 25,000 likes, reflecting the cult cartoon’s ability to convert short attention spans into loyal views.

The Valero Texas Open first round live stream sits at zero views, a raw feed uploaded at 9:38 AM — likely a placeholder for golf fans, though its early ranking proves YouTube’s algorithm pushes live sports before the crowd arrives.

Taylor Swift’s 'Elizabeth Taylor' official music video earns over 1 million views in a day, a silk-glove reminder that Swift can command massive attention even when the song is a tribute to Old Hollywood rather than a album single.

A24’s Backrooms official trailer slashes through with 9.7 million views and 437,000 likes in three days, turning an internet creepypasta into a mainstream horror event that might dominate next week’s chart too.

'The Last Supper' — a one-hour-and-one-minute upload with zero engagement — is a total mystery, likely a botched live stream or placeholder, calling into question YouTube’s quality controls for trending rankings.

Namit Malhotra’s 'Rama' — the first look at the star-studded Ramayana film with Ranbir Kapoor and Yash — pulls 5 million views and 165,000 likes, proving Indian cinema’s global draw on US YouTube even during a crowded pop week.

Capcom’s Street Fighter 6 Ingrid teaser trailer clocks in at under two minutes but still commands nearly 300,000 views, proving that fighting game character reveals are reliable hype machines for dedicated gaming communities.

Jesse Watters Primetime appears with zero views and zero likes — a live-stream placeholder uploaded hours earlier, suggesting Fox News’s daily uploads get algorithmic priority regardless of actual engagement on YouTube.

BTS’s '2.0' music video is the list’s true juggernaut, with 18.7 million views and an astonishing 2.9 million likes in just over two days — a fandom-driven explosion that dwarfs every other entry combined in engagement rate.

Adult Swim’s Smiling Friends final episodes trailer, lasting just 1 minute and 16 seconds, pulls in 309,000 views and 25,000 likes, reflecting the cult cartoon’s ability to convert short attention spans into loyal views.

The Valero Texas Open first round live stream sits at zero views, a raw feed uploaded at 9:38 AM — likely a placeholder for golf fans, though its early ranking proves YouTube’s algorithm pushes live sports before the crowd arrives.

Taylor Swift’s 'Elizabeth Taylor' official music video earns over 1 million views in a day, a silk-glove reminder that Swift can command massive attention even when the song is a tribute to Old Hollywood rather than a album single.

A24’s Backrooms official trailer slashes through with 9.7 million views and 437,000 likes in three days, turning an internet creepypasta into a mainstream horror event that might dominate next week’s chart too.

'The Last Supper' — a one-hour-and-one-minute upload with zero engagement — is a total mystery, likely a botched live stream or placeholder, calling into question YouTube’s quality controls for trending rankings.

Namit Malhotra’s 'Rama' — the first look at the star-studded Ramayana film with Ranbir Kapoor and Yash — pulls 5 million views and 165,000 likes, proving Indian cinema’s global draw on US YouTube even during a crowded pop week.