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2026 Calendar Week 35

Author: nrnr

Publication date: 2026-09-30 12:00:00

Also available in:Magyar Magyar

This week’s winner was the joint recording of Pedrofon and Viki Pintácsi, Meghalok, hogyha rám nézel. The video gathered 76 views, while the average viewing time exceeded five minutes, an outstanding figure in the weekly field. It also received four YouTube likes, finishing confidently in first place.

In second place closed the joint production of the Red Roosters and the Italian Silvia Sands, Just a Rockin’ Mama. The recording is from this year’s Zug Low Rider and reached 61 views.

The third step of the podium went to the Rockin’ RockCats. The audience could see the band at the 9th Pick Up Drive Romhány festival, and the video brought in 41 views, accompanied by three likes.

Fourth place went to Are You Gonna Be My Girl performed by Random Zenekar. The recording was made at this year’s The Race of Last Rebels and gathered 38 views. The average viewing time exceeded three minutes.

Fifth place was secured by the Budapest Rock and Roll Band with Micsoda buli. The video reached 36 views and continues to feature steadily at the top of the viewership lists.

Sixth place went to the Dynamite Dudes and American Pie. The audience could hear the song at this year’s Zug Low Rider 2026 event, and the video gathered 34 views, along with three likes.

Seventh place went to the Naked Truckers with their performance of Hip Shakin’ Mama. The recording brought in 32 views and received one like from viewers.

A tie emerged for eighth and ninth place, which, as usual, is decided by the average viewing time.

Eighth place closed with Nemcsak Berry and Proud Mary. The video reached 29 views and, in the tiebreaker, had the longer average viewing time. The nearly four-and-a-half-minute average viewing time is one of the best figures of the week.

Ninth place went to the Dutch Batmobile and Shoot Shoot. The product of the 26th Pick Up Drive Romhány also gathered 29 views, but with a shorter average viewing time.

The list is closed by Flip, Flop and the Flyers with the recording titled Black Tears. The video was made at the 2018 Lakeside Weekend and made it into the weekly top 10 with 20 views. The average viewing time was close to four minutes, which is a particularly strong figure in this field. No new recording has been made of the band for a long time, so their appearance on the top ten list is a joyful event.

#nézettség #Pedrofon #VikiPintácsi #RedRoosters #SilviaSands #RockinRockCats #RandomZenekar #BudapestRockAndRollBand #DynamiteDudes #NakedTruckers #NemcsakBerry #Batmobile #FlipFlopAndTheFlyers

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2026 Calendar Week 35

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