Desmond Dennis in second and Dental Digest in third. Coming in first for top Shorts creators in the U.S. Creators have quickly developed some of the most-watched content and have amassed millions of followers. Having just rolled out YouTube Shorts earlier this year, the platform is picking up steam as TikTok’s rival. Others on the list include Dhar Mann, SSSniperWolf and CoryxKenshin. Dream lands in fifth and Rober in seventh in this category.

is MrBeast‘s “I Spent 50 Hours Buried Alive.” Dream’s “Minecraft Speedrunner VS 5 Hunters” takes second, Mark Rober’s “Glitterbomb Trap Catches Phone Scammer (who gets arrested)” is up next and in fourth is NFL’s “The Weeknd’s FULL Pepsi Super Bowl LV Halftime Show.” MrBeast has also landed himself in the No. Spotify is nine billion, they ain’t say s**t.”Ī video of the performance is embedded below.Making its wait to No. “Phil Knight is worth trillions, you still bought them kicks. “You bought nine iPhones and Steve Jobs is rich,” he said. Things got a bit odd when he compares Tidal to the early days of his own career - “You know I came to this game independent, right? Tidal, my own label, same difference.” - but then he reeled it back in to address the point that regardless of which services you patronize, rich people are going to get richer as a result. I feel like YouTube was the biggest culprit.”

During a freestyle at his New York City concert on Saturday, the hip hop mogul took aim at Spotify, YouTube and other industry giants.įirst, the rapper said rivals tried to prevent him from even launching Tidal: “Jimmy Iovine offered a safety net. Jay Z has never been known to shy away from insulting rivals in his songs and on stage, but this time his targets weren’t fellow rappers. Regardless, Jay Z on Saturday took the fight straight to the competition when he called out the big boys of the music streaming business on stage during his concert this past weekend.ĭON’T MISS: The most infuriating thing about the Apple Watch While Jay Z believes the wave of criticism is linked to an “organized smear campaign” being carried out by a number of large companies, others posit the service’s position as a haven for upcoming indie musicians is in stark contrast with the image it created by parading around a bunch of multimillionaires to promote it. The rapper’s new streaming music service has come under fire since its debut. Tidal subscribers who attended Jay Z’s private concert on Saturday night were treated to the latest chapter in the saga of Tidal vs.

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