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This photo, provided by Big Hit Music, celebrates 900 million views for the BTS music video "Idol." (Big Hit Music)The music video for the 2018 BTS hit "Idol" has surpassed 900 million views on YouTube in the latest feat for the K-pop dynamo."Idol," the main track of the seven-piece act's repackaged album "Love Yourself: Answer," hit the milestone at 5:59 a.m. on Sunday, according to Big Hit Music, the group's agency.When adding the views for another version of the song featuring Trinidadian-American rapper Nicki Minaj, total views exceed 1 billion, it added."Idol" made an immediate splash on global music charts upon its release in August 2018. It debuted at No. 11 and No. 21 on Billboard's main singles chart and the British Official Singles Chart Top 100, respectively. The "Idol" video was also chosen as the Music Video of 2018 at the 2018 E! People's Choice Awards.BTS now has six music videos with more than 900 million views. Their most-watched videos are "DNA" and "Boy With Luv (Feat. Halsey)" each with 1.2 billion views, followed by "Dynamite" with 1 billion. (Yonhap)

by: Aaron Montes Posted: Apr 24, 2021 / 06:27 PM MDT / Updated: Apr 24, 2021 / 06:27 PM MDT EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) – YouTuber Danny Duncan denies inciting his fans to yell “shooter” at Cielo Vista Mall during a visit on Saturday afternoon. Duncan took to Twitter an hour after he was seen leaving Cielo Vista Mall where shoppers were evacuated by police. Law enforcement says a celebrity visit caused a rush of people and a rumor about shots fired spread. “For context, people are saying I did a prank where we yelled there was a shooter in the mall,” he tweeted. “Which is something I’d never do.” Duncan says he was at Cielo Vista Mall and is shown in his Instagram page meeting with fans who were shouting his name. The YouTuber says he went to Zumiez to buy shirts for fans. On Twitter, Duncan got into an exchange with another user who said a woman on Instagram accused him of yelling there was a shooter. He said the entire visit in the mall was recorded and that he will post it in his next video. “There was no prank at all going on,” he tweeted. “I…

“They have nothing to contribute, frankly, to American politics" Democratic presidential candidate former Vermont Governor Howard Dean addresses supporters at his caucus night party January 19, 2004 in West Des Moines, Iowa. Dean finished third in the Iowa caucus behind U.S. Sen. John Kerry (D-MA) and U.S. Sen. John Edwards (D-NC). (Joe Raedle/Getty Images) Former Democratic presidential candidate Howard Dean had some choice words for the GOP recently, calling members "neo-fascists" and "nutcases" while comparing the party's congressional delegation to a "sentient YouTube comment section." The previous Democratic National Committee chairman made the incendiary comments on The Daily Beast's "The New Abnormal" podcast, saying the Republican Party was "unrecognizable" from where it stood just a few decades ago. "They believe in autocracy — not democracy. They are racist," he told The Beast's Molly Jong-Fast. "It's just shocking what's happened to the Republican Party." "They have nothing to contribute, frankly, to American politics," he continued, "except for incendiary and sometimes delusional public statements." Dean did concede at one point that there may still be one or two decent Republicans in Washington, though he said they lack the backbone to push back on the majority in their party who are "emotionally, essentially, neo-fascist." He said on the…

Screenshot: YouTubeLast CallLast CallLast Call is The Takeout’s online watering hole where you can chat, share recipes, and use the comment section as an open thread. Here’s what we’ve been reading/watching/listening around the office today.Something I recently learned about my mother is that she loves, loves, loves YouTube. I’ve known she liked YouTube, I just didn’t know to what extent. The last time I went to see my parents my mom whipped out the iPad, we bonded over some of her favorite channels, and a few of them were about food. Before I knew it, a few quality hours had gone by and it was time for me to go home.I just texted mom to ask her what her favorite is, and she particularly likes Paik’s Cuisine. This is his most popular video and it’s about about kimchi jjigae (don’t worry, if you click on closed captioning it’ll translate for you):I watch YouTube food shows too. I like First We Feast for their mix of pop culture and food, Mythical Kitchen, Kwon’s Corner (he’s hilarious), Maangchi, and J. Kenji Lopez-Alt’s channel. But there’s so much food-related content on YouTube that it’s hard for me to figure out what’s good and what…

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YouTubers in the last decade have become a hot topic to discuss on. Everywhere in the world, they have left their impact in the minds of the people. One such impactful YouTuber is Niko Omilana. The young and handsome prankster has brought a storm on the internet through his videos where he pranks people and makes fun of them as well as himself. Niko’s videos are light-hearted and filled with humor. Sometimes he opens a fake Starbucks, and sometimes he works as an undercover racist. The content he chooses to work on is not easy, neither to choose nor to think. But these surely lift up our minds and makes us laugh out loud. Niko has answered a lot of questions frequently asked by his fans through the question-answer videos on his YouTube channel. Yet, we’re here to gather in-depth knowledge about this famous YouTuber. All the questions asked about how Niko became famous And how he managed his fandom, questions related to his personal life and his family will be answered in this article.Who is Niko Omilana? Born on March 4, 1998, Niko is a YouTuber widely known for his prank-style videos. Hailing from the United Kingdom, Nico is…

YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki received a "Free Expression" award from the Freedom Forum Institute in a virtual ceremony last week — sponsored by YouTube, incidentally — and observers mercilessly mocked the gesture given YouTube's notorious track record of crushing free speech. What are the details? As part of the ceremony posted to YouTube, Wojcicki sat for an interview in which she lauded the concept of free expression. "I've just seen the real benefits that freedom of speech has, as well as representing people of all different backgrounds and all different perspectives, and that the freedoms we have, we really can't take for granted," she said. "We really have to make sure that we're protecting them in every way possible." But Wojcicki also emphasized YouTube's community guidelines and that there are "limits" to what the platform can allow. Yeah, you might say that: In 2019, Wojcicki admitted that YouTube took down hundreds of ads for then-President Donald Trump yet claimed the purge was done without political bias. Last year, YouTube removed a viral video featuring frontline doctors calling for an end to the quarantine and comparing COVID-19 to the flu. Earlier this month, YouTube removed a video of a public health…

Kali Uchis has teamed up with 1800 Cristalino Tequila to present an immersive virtual concert experience, Sin Miedo: La Experiencia.The free virtual concert will feature Uchis performing hits including “Telepatia” and “Te Pongo Mal” from her most recent album, Sin Miedo (del Amor y Otros Demonios), for the first time since its release in November 2020.Uchis created a cocktail kit with 1800 Cristalino, so fans can make her custom drink, the Por Vida Paloma, to enhance their viewing experience. Fifty percent of proceeds from each kit sold will benefit the Human Rights Initiative, a charity that provides free legal and social protections for immigrant communities in need.NYLON caught up with Uchis ahead of the performance to chat about her connection with her fans and how she’s been prioritizing her mental health as of late.It's your first time actually getting a chance to perform songs from this album — are you excited?Yeah, I think it's going to be a lot of fun. I'm really excited to see how my fans like it. I know that they'll be happy no matter what because we're doing it for free anyways, so, it's like a little present to them.How have you stayed connected with…

Posted: Apr 20, 2021 / 03:35 PM PDT / Updated: Apr 20, 2021 / 03:35 PM PDT For more information on Mimi G., visit her website or follow her on social media. This aired on LA Unscripted April 19, 2021. Most Popular Latest News

Ring of Honor has announced a Women’s Division Wednesday series on YouTube, which is set to begin on April 28. It will feature a new women’s match featuring both newcomers and ROH veterans every Wednesday at 7 PM ET. This comes on the heels of Maria Kanellis-Bennett making the announcement at the ROH 19th Anniversary event that the company would hold a tournament this summer to crowd a new ROH Women’s World Champion. Here’s the full release from ROH on Women’s Division Wednesday: ROH Board of Directors member Maria Kanellis-Bennett announced at the 19th Anniversary pay-per-view last month that there will be a tournament this summer to crown an ROH Women’s World Champion. However, fans won’t have to wait that long to see the return of the women’s division. Beginning April 28, ROH will present Women’s Division Wednesday on ROH’s YouTube channel. There will be a new women’s match every Wednesday at 7 p.m. Eastern featuring newcomers as well as ROH veterans. No participants for the championship tournament have been announced, so all of the competitors in Women’s Division Wednesday matches will be out to prove that they deserve to be part of the field.