One Brazilian ad has more views than Netflix’s next 8 YouTube ads combined.
69.4M views. 30 seconds. And it’s selling a price, not a show.
What to steal:
> Put the price in the ad when you're acquiring
> Localize the joke, not just the voiceover
> Give each market its own flight
Top 30 by market: UK 7, IT 5, FR 5, DE 5, BR 4, ES 2, CL 1, PL 1.
Data: AdSee, Oct 26 2026
The ads:
R$20.90, Brazil: youtube.com/watch?v=UEthkjsp…
What Next?, UK: youtube.com/watch?v=cMJQ_j3T…
Paul vs Joshua, UK: youtube.com/watch?v=L5qcsfOr…
Search any brand's YouTube ads: adsee.ai
AI designs all starting to look the same?
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Websites, UI components, motion, backgrounds and design ideas to pull inspiration from.
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“Okay, little bro, I see you.”
That line sits inside Nintendo’s most-viewed YouTube ad. 75.1M views.
Europe is the opposite: one upload per market, often by a distributor.
Germany's Animal Crossing trailer: 30.5M views, 1 like.
A Dutch 5s bumper fits a full bundle offer, tagged nl_parentsgamers_bumperad.
Data: AdSee, Oct 28 2026
Gymshark's most-viewed YouTube ad has no words.
No voiceover. No text. 19 seconds, 23.8M views, est. $476K–$1.19M.
Its upload title is "Back to Gym". It went live on January 2.




