What's trending on YouTube,right now.
The day’s hottest videos, biggest movers, and new arrivals across 10 countries, refreshed daily.
What you can do with Riivla
Six ways to read YouTube's trending chart, for anyone curious about what the world is watching.
Today’s Top 5
The five videos at the top of each country’s trending chart today, refreshed through the day.
New & Dropped
See exactly what broke onto the chart and what fell off since yesterday, day by day.
Accelerating Now
The videos gaining views fastest right now, with a badge when one is a breakout for its channel.
10 Countries
Switch between the US, Korea, Japan, Brazil and more, or scan the biggest mover in each.
Daily Archive
Every day is saved as its own page, so you can look back at what was trending last week or last month.
Open Access
No account, no setup. Pick a country and start looking.
Beyond the trending tab
What YouTube's trending page leaves out, and why it matters.
YouTube's trending page shows 50 videos in one country, right now. That's it. A music video climbing from #47 to #3 overnight is a different story from one that debuted at #1 and slowly faded. A gaming clip trending in Brazil, Indonesia, and India on the same day points to a shared moment across those regions. None of that shows up in a single list.
Riivla keeps daily snapshots and compares them across regions. Over time, patterns emerge: which categories dominate where, how fast videos rise and fall, which moments jump from one country to the next, and which creators keep returning to the charts month after month. None of this is visible from a single visit to YouTube.
If you watch YouTube and wonder why certain things blow up, this is for you. If you follow music, gaming, or pop culture, you can watch a moment land in one country and ripple into others. And there's a growing archive of daily data across all 10 countries to dig through.
How Riivla works
From the day’s trending chart to a clear story you can actually follow.
Every country, every day
Each morning the day’s trending chart lands for all 10 countries we cover, from the United States and the UK to Japan, Korea, Brazil, and Mexico.
What actually changed
We line up each day against the one before: which videos climbed, which are brand-new, and which fell off. The movement, not just a snapshot.
A clear daily story
Every country gets its own page: today’s Top 5, new entries, drops, and the videos gaining speed right now, easy to compare across days and borders.
