Youtube Viral small channel scraper?

[CrownMitzi]

I'm aware that Vidiq offers this feature, but are there any other tools available that display popular or viral content from smaller channels? For example, a channel with only 100 subscribers that managed to accumulate 100,000 views on a video within a week. I'm interested in finding out if there are alternative tools that provide this functionality, in addition to what Vidiq offers.

 

[WizKlug]

I have personally developed a tool that allows me to scrape the entirety of YouTube and identify recently registered channels that have experienced rapid growth in terms of subscribers within a short period.

 

[Abjiggar]

How can I download and use the language model? Additionally, what was the process involved in its creation?

 

[FrogPat]

I am interested in having a similar tool as well.

 

[Foozlebooze]

Could you provide me with an overview of the recent developments and trends in traveling channels during this week?

 

[PowerRobber]

Could you provide me with an overview of the recent developments and trends in traveling channels during this week?

The current process functions as follows: I conduct a monthly scraping of all active YouTube channels, including newly created ones. After compiling a massive list (comprising tens of millions of channels), I proceed to gather specific details about each channel, such as creation dates, subscriber counts, and views. By analyzing this information, I am able to identify channels that were established just a month ago but have already reached 100k subscribers, indicating rapid growth within that short timeframe.

Regarding the tool's progression, I can also apply the same methodology to channels that have been in existence for around 10 years but recently experienced a sudden surge in popularity, even within the last week.

 

[CrownMitzi]

The current process functions as follows: I conduct a monthly scraping of all active YouTube channels, including newly created ones. After compiling a massive list (comprising tens of millions of channels), I proceed to gather specific details about each channel, such as creation dates, subscriber counts, and views. By analyzing this information, I am able to identify channels that were established just a month ago but have already reached 100k subscribers, indicating rapid growth within that short timeframe.

Regarding the tool's progression, I can also apply the same methodology to channels that have been in existence for around 10 years but recently experienced a sudden surge in popularity, even within the last week.

Is it possible for me to use the tool? And how do I go about getting the program?