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Top 10 YouTube — Trending Videos (US) — September 5, 2026 — Entertainment Top 10 List
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Top 10 YouTube — Trending Videos (US) — September 5, 2026

BLACKPINK's solo dominance is reshaping YouTube's US trending chart on September 5, 2026. LISA's new single "SaWaDiKa" leads with 84 million views in roughly 36 hours, while fellow member JISOO's "CLICK" holds the tenth spot with nearly 16 million views. The two Korean pop releases flanking the ranking confirm that K-pop's algorithm-crushing launch playbook — surprise-drop MV, aggressive teaser rollout, fan mobilization — still works better in the US market than almost any other music category. Bollywood-influenced Telugu cinema also made noise: the EPIC trailer pulled 5.4 million views in under 24 hours, hinting that regional Indian film markets are pushing harder into American feeds. Streaming live content broke through too, with WARDOGS' nearly 12-hour "FREAK A FAN FRIDAY" broadcast crossing a million views. The mix shows YouTube rewarding both instant viral hits and slow-burn community formats on the same chart.

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    LISA's "SaWaDiKa" official MV storms the chart at #1 with 84 million views and 1.76 million likes in barely a day and a half — a launch pace that puts it among the fastest-rising K-pop solo debuts on US YouTube this year.

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    The EPIC trailer, featuring Anand Deverakonda and Vaishnavi Chaitanya, lands at #2 with 5.4 million views inside 24 hours, signaling that Telugu film marketing is reaching US audiences well beyond the diaspora.

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    A two-hour-plus survival vlog titled "I Learned How To Fish" ranks #3 on the strength of 829,000 views, a reminder that long-form lifestyle content can still crack trending when it hits an algorithmic sweet spot.

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    MILEY's "Bass Persuades" official video holds #4 with 3.3 million views and 188,000 likes, riding a clear electronic-pop drop that fits the platform's preference for beat-driven hooks.

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    A SILO Season 4 trailer breakdown sits at #5 with roughly 100,000 views, trending on engagement density rather than raw reach — fan-theory content doing more with less.

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    WARDOGS' nearly 12-hour "FREAK A FAN FRIDAY" livestream ranks #6 with over a million live views, the chart's only concurrent broadcast and a sign creator-collab streams are replacing individual variety streams.

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    Tom MacDonald's politically charged track "The Government" lands at #7 with 844,000 views and 50,000 likes, continuing his reliable formula of controversy-driven launch velocity.

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    The "By Any Means" final trailer starring Yahya Abdul-Mateen II and Mark Wahlberg ranks #8 despite being uploaded August 12, proving studio marketing spend can keep an action trailer trending weeks after release.

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    A 38-minute Rainbow Six Siege hardest-guessing-ranks challenge ranks #9 with 700,000 views, the day's strongest competitive gaming entry.

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    JISOO's "CLICK" official MV rounds out the chart at #10 with 15.8 million views and 1.4 million likes, making it the second K-pop solo debut to trend on the same US daily list.

Trend Analysis

Music videos dominate this US trending snapshot, claiming four of the ten slots, with K-pop accounting for two of those. LISA's "SaWaDiKa" and JISOO's "CLICK" together generated over 100 million views, while Miley's "Bass Persuades" added another 3.3 million in roughly 30 hours — proving short-form official MVs still command the algorithm's fastest lane. The remaining slots are surprisingly fragmented: a Telugu film trailer, a Rainbow Six Siege gameplay video, a 12-hour gaming livestream, a political rap track from Tom MacDonald, a survival vlog about learning to fish, and two trailers for established franchises (SILO Season 4 and "By Any Means"). That spread reveals a US audience in late summer 2026 that treats YouTube as both a streaming platform and a search engine for new release info. The standout anomaly is the SILO breakdown video, which has drawn only 100,000 views yet still trends, suggesting niche analysis content can punch above its weight.

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