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GOT7’s NOT BY THE MOON passes 100 million views: a new milestone for a 2020 video

NOT BY THE MOON becomes GOT7’s tenth music video to pass 100 million YouTube views. Separate the original release, the recent milestone and a captured counter before returning to the music.

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GOT7’s NOT BY THE MOON passes 100 million views: a new milestone for a 2020 video

GOT7’s NOT BY THE MOON music video has passed 100 million views on YouTube, becoming the group’s tenth video to reach that threshold. The new development is an accumulated-view milestone, not a re-release or an announcement of a new album, reunion event or concert.

The video was originally released April 20, 2020 at 6 p.m. KST. Its recent milestone brings a roughly six-and-a-half-year-old work back into discussion: an entry point for new listeners and a way for existing fans to reconnect earlier memories with the present.

100 million views and the tenth video describe different things

100 million refers to this video’s accumulated views; tenth describes how many GOT7 music videos have reached that threshold. It is neither a chart position of ten nor one billion views. The saved milestone image shows 100,000,060 views, establishing the threshold at the time of capture.

Saved NOT BY THE MOON counter showing 100,000,060 views, not a fixed live figure
Saved NOT BY THE MOON counter showing 100,000,060 views, not a fixed live figure

Platform counters continue changing, so a news screenshot is not a fixed number every visitor will see. Read the unit, video title and object being counted before focusing on a large figure. Nor can accumulated views be directly converted into unique viewers or preferences for individual members.

Keep the 2020 release separate from the current revisit

The original release and the recent threshold are years apart. Renewed attention does not turn the video into footage filmed this year. Likewise, the accompanying group promotional photograph is not a new event held after the milestone.

If this is your introduction to GOT7, watch the official video in full and then compare another period you know. Sound, styling and personal memory can all guide what to revisit. View counts need not determine the only order of appreciation or change ordinary listening habits.

Nine earlier milestone videos offer different entry points

The earlier videos to reach 100 million include Just Right, If You Do, Never Ever, A, Lullaby, Hard Carry, You Calling My Name, Girls Girls Girls and You Are. This is a list of milestone works, not their current live ranking by views.

New listeners can start with one familiar title, confirm that it is on the official release channel and explore from there. Music videos, dance practices and live stages are different versions and their counters should not be combined arbitrarily. Let the record introduce the work rather than become a listening task to complete.

Questions and answers

Is NOT BY THE MOON a new song?

No. Its video was originally released April 20, 2020. The news concerns recently passing 100 million YouTube views, rather than a re-release.

What does tenth video to pass 100 million mean?

It is GOT7’s tenth music video to reach that accumulated threshold, not a number-ten chart position or one billion views for this video.

Is 100,000,060 the live counter now?

It is only the saved screenshot’s counter, not a guaranteed current figure. Platform counts continue changing; consult the video page for its current display.

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