With Facebook’s video division continuing to make a big impact on the social scene — and knocking on the door of YouTube’s popularity — Tubular Labs recently released a report of the top ten most watched Facebook compilation creators for the month of August. And it’s safe to say that these creators have managed to amass a huge audience on the site.
The full list of 25 can be found here, but here’s a quick recap of the top ten creators…
First up is Funniest and Craziest Videos. These videos have pleased audiences of all types with their “crazy, funny and amazing videos for everyone,” with a total of 1.1 billion views for the month of August, and 1.3 million followers overall.
Coming up in second is the prank-based comedy channel SoFlo Comedy, which is very popular in its own right with one billion views, as well as over 450,000 new followers. It rose two places from its number four position during July 2015.
Unilad TV may have dropped in the rankings (it was number two last month), but it continues to impress with over a billion views for the month and over 554,000 new followers. Considering it specializes in trending videos, this shouldn’t be a surprise.
In fourth place is StreetFX, a site devoted to Australia’s largest motorsport graphics supplier. With its car-related videos, it’s managed to gain 349,000 new followers and 593 million views for the month.
In fifth, French site Codes de Meufs made an impressive debut on the list, with 546 million views and 369,000 new followers for the month.
The remaining top ten are below…
6. Young Paperboyz, 505 million views, 346,000 new followers
7. 2! Idol, 416 million views, 825,000 new followers
8. DJ Zant, 412 million views, 478,000 new followers
9. Viechten Met Daan, 408 million views, 927,000 new followers (the best for the month)
10. Top Vines, 398 million views, but actually lost 6,000 followers (the main negative on the list)
As you can see, Facebook’s business is booming within the top 25, and it’s likely to continue in the months ahead as the site invests in new innovations and opportunities for programmers to take advantage of.
