Hey Rudy, what you need to know about back-to-school video trends

Here's what everyone's watching on YouTube. Do you know which Disney princesses went to court with judge Todrick Hall? Or can you identify the music video that earned the title of most viewed of all time? Let's play Deja:View and see if you're right! Tina Fey's radical "sheetcaking" method for combatting racism (SNL) 6,839,493 views   Crosswalk musical: Hair with special guest Lin-Manuel Miranda 1,059,873 views YouTube fav Hannah Hart gets her own Food Network show! Also, her veggie burger is bleeding? 113,469 views   "You'll never walk alone" RIP Jerry Lewis 406,348 views Ads That...Go Back to School Get ready to sharpen the pencils and pack the lunch boxes, school is back in session! Brands that celebrate back to school like The Gap, Walmart and Staples, are making it a little easier to get back on the bus. YouTube watch time for back-to-school content has more than tripled in the past two years. In fact, a consumer survey revealed that 68% of viewers are open to receiving advice from brands about back-to-school topics, and 81% of parents said they are likely to take action after seeing ads that address their particular back-to-school needs. Read the full article for more insights.   Creators for Change: All India Bakchod   Creator Spotlight All India Bakchod 2,499,989 subscribers All India Bakchod (AIB) was created by Rohan Joshi, Tanmay Bhat, Gursimran Khamba and Ashish Shakya. As part of YouTube's Creators for Change initiative, the comedians use humor to discuss political and societal topics taking place in India. They are devoted to shedding a light on the harassment, misogyny and hatred that women face online, and starting a conversation about how to make the digital environment safer for women.   One last thing: Live reaction videos   YouTube has always been used for capturing and sharing special moments and unfiltered human reactions. The Fine Bros, for instance, launched a hugely popular Elders React series to show older folks experiencing new things live on camera. One man recently filmed his 97-year-old grandfather riding in his Tesla for the first time, and the reaction video generated nearly one million views in as little as one week. 933,180 views Did someone forward this newsletter to you? Want to see it again next week? Subscribe to Re:View Let's keep things social.   © 2017 YouTube LLC 901 Cherry Ave, San Bruno, CA 94066   This email was sent to rkremer111.djfunky1@blogger.com because you indicated that you are willing to receive occasional YouTube product-related emails. If you do not wish to receive such emails in the future, you may unsubscribe or manage your preferences.