The metrics below are aggregated at the channel level, summarizing the total views, likes, and other statistics from all of the brand's videos.
All data was collected between August 2023 and September 2025. No videos before or after this were included in this study.
This is a first draft. Some numbers may be off.
Raw totals show scale—who posts most and pulls the most views/interactions.
In Part II, we'll look at how well brands convert attention into engagement.
7 videos drove 59% of all Nike's views. Stand-out videos like Yuto in Tokyo carried the channel.
59/41 split shows unequal concentration of attention.

ASICS's channel is relatively new and they rely on other channels publishing their videos. Thrasher published their well received video Shay Sandifords “Night in the Life”.

Per-10k rates show how well brands convert attention into active engagement.
Heavy use of YouTube Shorts, like éS | Aimu | Primitive Park pairs a visceral reaction with a nearly effortless double-tap like.
Lakai’s new team as well as their longer, high-production videos (e.g., Lakai in Tokyo) foster a deeper connection with the audience.

A broad lifestyle feed (skate/snow/surf/music) may dilute per-video engagement.

Sorted leaderboards for posts, views, likes, and comments.
Vans leads in volume, but Nike SB leads in attention.