Music : List of Most-Viewed Videos of 2016

Photo Credits: Joe Bielawa

As the year draw to a close, let’s take a look at 2016’s most popular music videos in terms of the number of views.
According to VEVO, Justin Bieber dominated their top ten most-viewed videos worldwide with Bieber’s Sorry as the frontrunner. Bieber has two other songs that made it to the list which were What Do You Mean? and Love Yourself at fifth and sixth place respectively. Adele’s Hello on the other hand, came second.
The other songs were Fifth Harmony’s Work from Home (3rd place), Calvin Harris’s This Is What You Came For (4th), Drake’s Hotline Bling (7th), Mark Ronson’s Uptown Funk at 8th place, Rihanna’s Work (Explicit) at 9th, with The Chainsmokers’s Closer (Lyric) rounding up the list.
Watch the videos below.
Sorry (Justin Bieber) with a whopping 2,055,930,303 views.

Hello (Adele) placed second with 1,808,146,315 views.

Work From Home (Fifth Harmony) with 1,186,937,497 views.

This Is What You Came For (Calvin Harris) with 1,035,499,188 views.

What Do You Mean? (Justin Bieber) with 1,383,253,587 views as of this writing.

Love Yourself (Justin Bieber) with 1,009,369,103 views so far. This song received Grammy nominations for Song of the Year and Best Pop Solo Performance.

Hotline Bling (Drake) with 1,048,153,294 views.

Uptown Funk (Mark Ronson) with 825,589,463 views last year and a total of 2,025,043,494 views since its release in November 2014.

Work (Explicit) (Rihanna) with 797,796,661 views.

Closer (Lyric) (The Chainsmokers) now with 821,640,459 views as of this writing.

What about you? Which of the songs mentioned above are your favorites? None of the above? Please feel free to share with us your favorites in the comment section below.
I love Adele’s Hello which has earned three nominations for the 2017 Grammy Awards (Record of the Year, Song of the Year, and Best Pop Solo Performance). Adele’s 25 is also vying for Album of the Year award alongside Justin Bieber’s Purpose, Beyonce’s Lemonade, Drake’s Views and Sturgill Simpson’s A Sailor’s Guide To Earth.
There’s of course Mark Ronson’s Uptown Funk and I also love Katy Perry’s Rise and John Legend’s recently released Love Me Now, but both are not in the list.

Happy viewing guys! And have a nice weekend!