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N.Flying takes the top spot
N.Flying’s “Still” ranked No. 1 on YouTube’s trending video chart in South Korea on Oct. 11, 2026, leading a top 20 made up entirely of entries that did not appear on the comparable Oct. 4 list.
The 3-minute, 7-second music video, posted Oct. 8 by N.Flying - Topic, had 372,294 views and 4,245 likes. It finished ahead of a 14-minute trailer analysis of “Vision Quest” from the Korean channel Movie Think, which had 654,757 views and 3,064 likes.
At No. 3 was “Know My Name,” featuring the virtual group True Damage and billed as the official anthem for the 2026 League of Legends World Championship. The music video had by far the largest audience in the top 10, with more than 11.2 million views and 247,583 likes.
“Recharge Me” by Wendy placed fourth with 120,455 views. The short-form music clip was followed by a Korean commentary video about the second trailer for the Japanese version of “Extraordinary Attorney Woo,” which ranked fifth with 313,016 views.
Music and gaming dominate
A more than three-hour installment of the gaming mystery series “Mystery Investigation Team 2” ranked sixth with 832,049 views. Lim Ga Young’s “Sunset” followed at No. 7 with 226,193 views.
Gaming creator GAMST placed eighth with a video about obtaining a high-value Cristiano Ronaldo card in FC Online. It had more than 1.16 million views. Marc Atlas’ “Waste My Time” ranked ninth, while a 62-minute zombie-survival gaming video from DongsukanTV completed the top 10.
The second half of the top 20 continued the split between music and gaming. “Know My Name” from True Damage - Topic ranked 11th, followed by a Roblox video from Hyean. Jeon Yu Jin’s “Only Love” placed 13th, and a gaming video from Tube Kim Min-gyo ranked 14th. Roy Kim’s “CRY OUT LOUD” was No. 15 with 819,347 views.
Gaming videos occupied Nos. 16, 18 and 20, from channels including Goemuljwi, MalwangTV and Pangiyo. Music filled the remaining positions: Private Story’s “There’s No Way I’d Think of You,” featuring Jinhyuk, ranked 17th, while 1theK’s music video for Jeon Yu Jin’s “Adios” placed 19th.
A full-chart turnover
Across the 30 videos collected for the ranking analysis, gaming accounted for 14 entries and music for 13. Entertainment contributed two videos and film and animation contributed one. Two of the videos were YouTube Shorts.
The rankings were compiled from YouTube’s South Korea trending-video list as of Oct. 11, 2026. Changes were measured against the list recorded one week earlier, on Oct. 4.
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