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Top 10 YouTube — Trending Videos (US) — September 7, 2026

September 7, 2026 delivered one of the most eclectic trending feeds YouTube's US chart has produced in months, blending 40-minute fishing fails with anime game trailers and celebrity gossip. Trending videos on YouTube measure what American viewers are clicking on right now, factoring in view velocity, engagement signals, and freshness rather than all-time popularity, which is why a Spanish-language audio track and a $10,000 Rainbow Six tournament sit next to a Marvel breakdown. A 40-minute comedy-fishing video ("How NOT To Fish") racked up nearly 1.9 million views and a staggering 91,294 likes, outpacing everything else on the board by engagement margins. Meanwhile, Honkai: Star Rail's Myriad Celestia trailer pulled over 409,000 views from gaming fans hungry for lore drops, and Jarahn's "Yu Les" featuring Nene Morus showed that regional music acts still punch through the algorithm when the drops are tight. Whether you're tracking pop culture, gaming hype, or meme momentum, this daily snapshot tells you exactly what Americans watched today and why it caught fire.

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Dile A Tu Gato Hoodtrap
The Spanish-language "Dile A Tu Gato Hoodtrap" music video topped the chart with 476,374 views and 5,339 likes despite being just 95 seconds long, proving that compact, hook-driven tracks still dominate when the drop is right and the regional audience is engaged.
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FOCKER IN-LAW Trailer 2 (2026) Ariana Grande, Ben Stiller
The Focker In-Law trailer pulled 681,678 views and 430 likes in just three days, riding star power from Ariana Grande and Ben Stiller to claim the second spot. Hollywood comedy nostalgia continues to translate into algorithmic momentum even on short pre-roll clips.
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This video will teach you How NOT To Fish
"This video will teach you How NOT To Fish" delivered the list's most dominant engagement metrics: 1,906,845 views and 91,294 likes across 40 minutes of runtime. Long-form comedic fails are quietly becoming YouTube's most efficient like-to-view ratio format.
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UPGRADE U
Beyoncé's "UPGRU" landed at rank 4 with 119,141 views and 3,604 likes, but its position four days after publication suggests the initial hype cycle has cooled. Legacy superstar catalog content now competes on a more level playing field with independent creators.
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Avengers Doomsday & Major Spider-Man Changes!
The "Avengers Doomsday & Major Spider-Man Changes!" breakdown garnered 243,153 views and 3,261 likes in under 24 hours, confirming that MCU speculation content still triggers massive algorithmic lift when published close to trending windows.
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YES DOPPELGANGERS HERE | Shift at Midnight w/ Bob and Wade
Bob and Wade's 76-minute "YES DOPPELGANGERS HERE" episode pulled 1,283,411 views and 41,831 likes, the second-highest engagement on the chart. Sustained watch time from dedicated comedy audiences is giving long-form creators a real edge over viral shorts.
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Jarahn x SHLD - Yu Les (Audio) feat. Nene Morus & Rich Antony
Jarahn and SHLD's "Yu Les" featuring Nene Morus and Rich Antony held chart ground with 86,168 views and 2,372 likes, trending nearly two weeks post-release. Regional African music collaborations are increasingly breaking through the US algorithm without major label push.
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Myriad Celestia Trailer: "Deep Waters" | Honkai: Star Rail
Honkai: Star Rail's Myriad Celestia trailer "Deep Waters" captured 409,219 views and 25,792 likes within hours of release. Game studios now treat cinematic trailers as launch events, and this one clearly hit the gacha community at peak engagement hours.
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How I Won A $10,000 Rainbow Tournament.
"How I Won A $10,000 Rainbow Tournament" earned 787,691 views and 15,124 likes, demonstrating that competitive gaming vlogs with clear stakes still pull massive audiences. The Rainbow Six esports scene continues punching above its mainstream weight on YouTube.
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KAROL G, Judeline, rusowsky - BbY WOW (Letra)
KAROL G's "BbY WOW" with Judeline and rusowsky closed the chart with 253,178 views but only 299 likes, signaling strong passive consumption without the engaged fan interaction that typically lifts tracks higher. Spanish-language collaborations keep finding algorithm space.
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Trend Analysis

Entertainment and gaming dominate this September 7 US trending list, claiming seven of ten slots, with music accounting for the remaining three. The standout surprise: a 40-minute comedy skit about fishing failures ("How NOT To Fish") generated nearly 1.9 million views and over 91,000 likes, dwarfing the engagement of every other entry. Long-form creators clearly benefited today, with two videos exceeding 50 minutes ("YES DOPPELGANGERS HERE" at 76 minutes and "How I Won A $10,000 Rainbow Tournament" at 50 minutes) trending strongly. Marvel fans showed up for "Avengers Doomsday & Major Spider-Man Changes!", proving superhero fatigue rumors are premature. Music representation splits between Latin/Spanish-language tracks ("Dile A Tu Gato Hoodtrap", "Yu Les", "BbY WOW") and English pop, reflecting the US Hispanic audience's growing algorithmic weight. The absence of sports and hard news is notable. Expect gaming trailers and long-form comedy to keep squeezing traditional short-form hits as YouTube's recommendation engine continues rewarding watch time.