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Reels has become India’s top short-form video platform, with 92% of users preferring it over others. A recent study shows it achieves 33% higher creator engagement and is vital for brand discovery, as 80% of users find new brands there. Reels influences video consumption and cultural trends significantly across demographics. Full Read
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Jess Glynne’s “Hold My Hand” has been named TikTok’s Global and US Song of the Summer for 2025, utilizing the infectious 2015 track in over 9 million videos with 80 billion views. The list reflects diverse musical trends and highlights various artists, showcasing TikTok’s influence on music discovery and cultural moments this summer. Full Read
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The latest viewing trends reveal holiday rom-coms dominated the English Films List, with The Merry Gentlemen leading at 14.7M views. A Man on the Inside topped the English TV List at 6.9M views. The Non-English Lists welcomed The Cage and GTMAX, with notable entries across genres, showcasing significant audience engagement. Full Read
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Jake Paul and Mike Tyson’s historic boxing match broke records, garnering over 108 million global viewers, making it the most-streamed sporting event ever. The event featured Katie Taylor defending her title, further marking significant viewership milestones. Netflix’s latest offerings, including rom-coms and returning series, also saw impressive audience engagement. Full Read
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Fans eagerly anticipate the Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson fight, supported by the documentary Countdown, while Outer Banks tops the English TV List. Meet Me Next Christmas leads English Films. Hit thrillers dominate rankings, and strong performances from documentaries highlight the week. Notable international titles also appear on various lists. Full Read
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Tyler Perry’s “Beauty in Black” topped the English TV List with 8.7M views, while “Don’t Move” led the English Films List with 28M views. Other notable entries included “The Diplomat” and international titles like “Go Ahead Brother” from Poland. Documentaries also performed well, showcasing diverse storytelling across platforms. Full Read
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This week, Kelsey Asbille’s Don’t Move topped the English Films List with 20.2M views, while Anna Kendrick’s Woman of the Hour followed closely with 13.2M. On the English TV List, The Lincoln Lawyer Season 3 led with 8.5M views. The Non-English category saw Family Pack debut at #1 with 17.5M views. Full Read
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Outer Banks Season 4, Part 1 remains popular, topping the English TV List for a second week with 8.8M views. The return of Poguelandia adds excitement before Part 2’s release. Age-gap romances gain traction, with Lonely Planet leading films. True crime stories thrive, including Woman of the Hour and the Menendez brothers’ saga. Full Read
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Outer Banks Season 4 Part 1 debuted at #1 with 15.5M views, while Nobody Wants This followed at #2. Two Menendez brothers productions ranked highly: a documentary reached #1 and a drama #3. Romance captured attention with several films and series, while Korean productions also performed strongly across lists. Full Read
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Erin Foster’s romantic comedy Nobody Wants This became a hit, reaching #1 on the English TV List with 15.9M views. Meanwhile, the true-crime drama Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story held #2 with 13.1M views, prompting renewed interest in the case. Dystopian thriller The Platform 2 also debuted strongly on the Non-English Films List. Full Read
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This weekend, Kristen Bell and Adam Brody’s rom-com, Nobody Wants This, debuted at #2 on the English TV List with 10.3M views, generating excitement among fans. Ryan Murphy’s true-crime series, Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story, remained at #1 with 19.5M views, while culinary and action competitions dominated other lists. Full Read
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In the first half of 2024, X received 67 million reports of hateful conduct, acting on over 2,000 accounts. The inaugural transparency report post-Elon Musk’s acquisition of Twitter highlights discrepancies in reporting methods. As policies evolved, actions on abusive content decreased, raising concerns over reduced staff capacity affecting enforcement and transparency. Full Read
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Ryan Murphy and Ian Brennan’s drama Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story debuted at #1 in views. Women-led stories dominated lists, with Uglies taking top English Films. Culinary Class Wars and multiple successful shows highlighted international successes. Action films like Rebel Ridge and Officer Black Belt also performed well this week. Full Read
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Jeremy Saulnier’s thriller Rebel Ridge topped the week with 38.6M views. The Perfect Couple dominated the English TV List at 21.9M views, followed by Emily in Paris with 11.5M views. The adaptation Uglies debuted second in films with 20.8M views. Several new entries also emerged across Non-English lists, showcasing varied genres. Full Read
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The Perfect Couple topped the English TV List with 20.3M views, while Rebel Ridge led the English Films List at 31.2M views. Notable entries include The Deliverance and KAOS. Comedies and documentaries also performed well, with (Un)lucky Sisters claiming the top spot on the Non-English Films List, showcasing diverse viewer preferences. Full Read
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Two screen legends, Halle Berry and Mark Wahlberg, continue to dominate the English Films List with “The Union,” reaching #1 in 83 countries and the Top 10 in 93. Meanwhile, “Emily in Paris” maintains its top spot on the English TV List. Documentaries and international titles also make their mark on the lists. Full Read
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Halle Berry and Mark Wahlberg’s new action comedy, “The Union,” debuted at #1 on the English Films List with 33.1M views, while Emily in Paris Part 1 topped the English TV List with 19.9M views. Love is Blind UK and Korean series, “Romance in the House,” also gained popularity. Meanwhile, “Mission: Cross” remained the top Non-English Films List. Full Read
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This week’s Top 10 Lists featured super sleuths and highly-anticipated series. “Saving Bikini Bottom” and “A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder” claimed the #1 spots on English Films and TV Lists. “Elite” and “The Umbrella Academy” also made the ranks. “Love is Blind,” “Too Hot To Handle,” and a range of animated titles resonated with viewers. Full Read
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