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I get that. I’m excited for it too. My point is 80k views but 2.1 m likes. How could 2.1 m people like it when it hasn’t even been viewed 100k times yet? As soon as you load the page it’s a view, so at least 2.1m people would have had to open the video to like it.
How does the video have 86,000 views and 2.1m likes? What am I missing?
Views dont update in real time.
It’s GTA 6 bro
My question is of mathematics, not popularity. Sorry I wasn’t more clear, I am excited for the game too!
Ah. Like count updates faster than view count.
This is the most expensive game ever built.
I get that. I’m excited for it too. My point is 80k views but 2.1 m likes. How could 2.1 m people like it when it hasn’t even been viewed 100k times yet? As soon as you load the page it’s a view, so at least 2.1m people would have had to open the video to like it.
It was linked through a third party like twitter.
The view counter is different than the like counter. If checked after a couple of days most likely we would say the views more than the likes.
More expensive than Star Citizen?
GTA is the most successful media franchise of all time.
It is way down the list, not even top 30. Pokémon tops all at 88 billion.
YouTube probably updates views on a periodic basis and likes in realtime.
My guess is you’ll see views as higher than likes once activity dies down and the latter catches up to the former.
You’re looking at the sequel to the game that is still within Steam’s Top 10 active player count, 8.5 years after its release.
https://steamdb.info/app/271590/charts/
People have been speculating on GTA6 for well over 5 years at this point, it’s no surprise this announcement is popular.
The video was up early with a premiere scheduled, so people could start liking it before the video was available.
YouTube view counts can lag a few hours behind when videos get sudden huge views like this
Money. Money buys everything.