What is the most viewed OPM music video?
Top 10 Most-Viewed OPM Music Videos of All Time as of May 2021
- Sarah Geronimo – Tala. (174,920,868 views)
- juan karlos – Buwan. (150,011,303 views)
- I Belong to the Zoo – Sana.
- December Avenue feat.
- Skusta Clee feat.
- Yeng Constantino – Ikaw.
- Ex Battalion x O.C Dawgs – Hayaan Mo Sila.
- December Avenue – Sa Ngalan Ng Pag-Ibig.
What is the most popular PH video?
The collaboration of December Avenue and Moira dela Torre titled “Kung ‘Di Rin Lang Ikaw” still holds the record of being the Most Viewed Filipino Music Video of All Time.
What are the examples of OPM?
50 Best Filipino (OPM) Love Songs in English
- “Forevermore” Artist: Side A. Genre: Pop Music.
- “Set You Free” Artist: MYMP.
- “Your Love” Artist: Alamid.
- 4. ” I’ll Never Go”
- 100 Best Love Songs of the ’80s.
- “Let Me Be the One” Artist: Jimmy Bondoc.
- “Only Reminds Me of You” Artist: MYMP.
- “I’ve Fallen for You” Artist: Toni Gonzaga.
What does OPM mean in music?
Original Pilipino Music
Definition of Terms. – (1) Original Pilipino Music (OPM) – refers to any musical composition with or without lyrics, originally created by a, Filipino, whether the lyrics be in Pilipino, English or other foreign languages, or any other Philippine dialect.
Who has the most YouTube views in the Philippines?
ABS-CBN Entertainment
As of August 2021, ABS-CBN Entertainment had the highest number of video views in the Philippines on its YouTube channel with approximately 43.8 billion views.
Who is the number 1 Youtuber in Philippines?
Ranz Kyle and Niana Guerrero currently have the two most popular YouTube channels in the Philippines that aren’t by traditional media organizations or media personalities.
What is the most searched in YouTube in Philippines?
As of August 2021, ABS-CBN Entertainment had the highest number of video views in the Philippines on its YouTube channel with approximately 43.8 billion views.
What is original Philippine Pinoy music OPM )?
OPM or Original Pinoy Music was a term that was established in the 70s and 80s as a successor to the ‘Manila Sound’ era. The term was a label for Philippine pop ballads during this time. However, this eventually became a catch-all term for music produced by Filipinos.