Here are the top 10 most watched Irish music videos in Ireland in this year
Earlier this week, Youtube announced the top 10 most popular music videos in Ireland this year.
I went back to them and asked what were the most popular music videos by Irish artists in 2020 and here is the list.
Dermot Kennedy and Niall Horan dominate, while Irish Women In Harmony has a good showing at number 2. Meanwhile country singer Marty Mone’s song about tractors and harvesting is at number 6.
The data is based on in-country views of official music videos uploaded in 2020. Source: Google data, Jan 1 – Nov 15, 2020.
1
Dermot Kennedy – ‘Giants’
2
Irish Women In Harmony – ‘Dreams’
3
Niall Horan – ‘No Judgement’
4
Dermot Kennedy – ‘Rome’
5
Niall Horan – ‘Black And White’
6
Marty Mone – ‘Hit The Diff’ (2020 Version)
7
Dermot Kennedy – ‘All My Friends’
8
Kodaline – ‘Wherever You Are’
9
Picture This – ‘Troublemaker’
10
Niall Horan – ‘Heartbreak Weather’
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