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Many YouTube videos are uploaded with attention-grabbing titles – and also with detailed descriptions that contain information about the content of the video, the video creator, and external references to related materials such as news articles or other social media accounts. In addition to the human coding content analysis  Pew Research Center also conducted an exploratory analysis of these text snippets to gain additional insight into the content of videos that were posted by popular channels in the first week of 2019.
To focus on words that represented widespread and general topics, rather than names or terms specific to particular channels, researchers collected words that were mentioned in the titles of at least 100 different videos published by at least 10 different channels (353 words met this threshold).7 From this set of words, researchers identified those terms that were associated with much higher view counts by comparing the median number of views for videos that mentioned a particular word in their titles to the median for videos that didn’t mention the word.8 This analysis reveals that videos mentioning specific keywords like “Fortnite” and “ASMR” (Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response – a popular genre on YouTube) in their titles tended to receive more views than those that did not mention those words. Similar patterns also emerged in the topical subsets of videos identified in the Center’s coding process.

Videos received more views when they mentioned certain keywords in their title

Examining the 20 terms most strongly associated with greater view counts reveals a variety of patterns (for a full list of these 20 keywords, see Appendix C [link]). Some of these keywords appear to be related to particular topics that performed well during the week, including video games (“Fortnite,” “PUBG,” “FIFA,” “Roblox”), toys and children’s content (“slime,” “rainbow”), sports (“NFL,” “NBA”), and food (“eating”). Other keywords appear to represent popular video genres (“ASMR,” “moment,” “prank,” “hack,” “mystery”) and attempts to grab the attention of would-be viewers (“worst,” “ultimate,” “insane”).

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