As of 2026-11-03, Lost Frequencies has 1,390,000 subscribers, 1,358,499,491 total views, and 493 videos. Ranked #49,825 worldwide, #29 in Belgium and #6,248 in Music by subscribers.
Lost Frequencies’s most recent 48 uploads
- The latest upload vidIQ has for Lost Frequencies is “Did this one just earn a permanent spot on the setlist 🤔”, a Short published Oct 28, 2026.
- These are Lost Frequencies’s 48 most recent public uploads vidIQ has data for, published between Jul 22, 2026 and Oct 28, 2026 (4 long-form videos and 44 Shorts).
- Median views across these 48 uploads: 8,835. 24 videos are above that median and 24 below.
- Most viewed in the sample: “Lost Frequencies - Live at Tomorrowland 2026 (Mainstage) (Full Set HD)” (717,108 views, Jul 30, 2026). Least viewed: “first time in ecuador and i couldn’t have imagined a better time 🇪🇨 fingers crossed i’ll be back!” (3,641 views, Sep 3, 2026).
- Median length: 3:19 for 4 long-form videos; 0:24 for 44 Shorts.
- In this sample, Lost Frequencies’s consecutive uploads were a median of 1 day apart (shortest gap 0 days, longest 8 days).
- Views are lifetime totals as of Nov 4, 2026, so newer uploads have had less time to collect them. These figures describe only the videos listed here, not the whole channel, and do not show why any video performed as it did. Dates are UTC.
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vidIQ. As of 2026-11-03, Lost Frequencies has 1,390,000 subscribers, 1,358,499,491 total views, and 493 videos. It ranks #49,825 by subscribers among channels tracked by vidIQ. Source: public YouTube statistics recorded by vidIQ. https://vidiq.com/youtube-stats/channel/@lostfrequencies/ Methodology: https://vidiq.com/youtube-stats/top/methodology/
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