YouTube is approaching its 15th birthday, and we have to admit that things have changed on the platform. Part of that change is reflected in the popularity of certain videos that managed to stand the test of time, while many lost relevance despite racking up millions of views. For instance, can you remember any of the most-viewed videos from a decade ago? That's exactly what the portal YouTube Decade does.

YouTube Decade: The Most Viewed YouTube Videos From 10 Years Ago

YouTube has become a central piece of our digital lives. You may not be a regular consumer of its content, but I'd bet you've searched there for a tutorial, a song you only remember part of the lyrics to, an old commercial, a historic sports moment... the list goes on. No matter how long your sessions last, its influence is enormous, and with nearly fifteen years under its belt, it's no longer that hard to explore its evolution.

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Of course, not everything is positive on the platform. Stupid challenges, personal attacks, risky videos... dead people. YouTube will never shake off that 'dark side', or its past in general, which we can now study more closely thanks to sites like YouTube Decade. Does anyone actually remember the most viewed YouTube videos from 10 years ago...?

YouTube Decade: The Most Viewed YouTube Videos From 10 Years Ago
From Kill Bill to Super Mario

How YouTube Decade works

This creation by Bennett Feely is very simple: it shows eight videos in total, each under a specific category (Music, Comedy, Movies & Animation, Entertainment, News & Politics, Pets & Animals, Sports & Video Games). All we can do with YouTube Decade is visit previous dates or play the videos with a click (they open in the same tab). The rest is history... from every point of view.

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What were the most viewed YouTube videos on that date? Standouts include the short Steamboat Willie from Disney, the scene of Gogo and the 88s in Kill Bill, an interview with actress Joely Fisher (half-sister of Carrie Fisher) wearing a very generous neckline, and Mario from Hell, a video more disturbing than many dare to admit. Enjoy!

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