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Lil Wayne Tops YouTube


Hitwise has compiled a list of the top 50 search terms entered into YouTube’s Web site search for December 2008 reveals that music-related search terms dominate YouTube queries. This custom data, available for the first time, shows that the majority of searches on YouTube are for a band, an artist or a song. Searches for the rapper Lil Wayne ranked first in December 2008.


The top 50 search terms on YouTube accounted for 20 percent of the site’s total search volume in December 2008. Behind music searches, Internet personalities were next most popular searched, followed by miscellaneous searches and then TV searches.

One common trend was the rise of Internet celebrities — particularly Fred, who portrays a self-described 6-year-old with anger management issues. The search term “Fred” ranked as the seventh most searched term overall. Fred is a reminder of the “Internet celebrity” phenomenon (for example, Lonely Girl), where individuals who previously would have been unknown can rise to celebrity status among a niche audience. The search term “Charlie bit my finger” this referring to a popular viral video, ranked 31st.


December 2008
lil wayne
twilight
beyonce
single ladies
soulja boy
chris brown
fred
swift
britney spears
love story
family guy
akon
hannah montana
jonas brothers
akon na na na
jesse mccartney how do you sleep
womanizer
beyonce single ladies
heartless
hot n cold
Source: Hitwise, an Experian company
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