Higher or Lower: Music Edition
Which hit has more YouTube views?
Select the track with more global views
The rules are simple: you're shown two songs and you have to guess which one has more views on YouTube. Get it right and you score a point, the newer song stays, and a new challenger takes the other side. Get it wrong and it's game over. How far can you go?
The game features over 300 songs spanning pop, hip-hop, K-pop, Bollywood, Latin, rock, EDM, country and more, with view counts checked against YouTube. No song repeats until you have seen them all. From timeless classics to the latest chart-toppers, test your music knowledge across every genre.
Think you know which songs are the most popular? Some results will surprise you - viral nursery rhymes often beat the biggest global pop stars.
Share your high score and see who knows music best. Better yet, create a Jukebox Duo room and listen to the songs together!
Love music? Check out Jukebox Duo - a way to listen to the same songs in sync with friends, wherever they are. Friends always join free, and you can queue up any of the hits from this game. Not sure which app fits your group? See our comparison of group listening apps.
A free music trivia game: you see two songs and guess which one has more YouTube views. Get it right and you score a point; get it wrong and the game ends.
Tap the song you think has more views. Both view counts are revealed, and if you were right the newer song stays for the next round against a new challenger. Keep going for as long as you can.
'Baby Shark Dance' by Pinkfong is the most-viewed YouTube video ever, followed by 'Despacito' by Luis Fonsi ft. Daddy Yankee.
No. The game is free and needs no account. Open the page and start playing.
Yes. Jukebox Duo rooms let you and your friends listen to the same songs in sync. Friends always join free; the host unlocks real-time sync for $39 once or $3.99/month.