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News / 2026 / 10 / 29
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2026 Calendar Week 40

Author: nrnr

Publication date: 2026-10-29 11:00:00

Also available in:Magyar Magyar

Let's see which videos were the most watched on the Napi Rock and Roll YouTube channel during Week 40.

The winner of the week was Ed Philips and the Memphis Patrol with Stuck On You. The audience could hear the song at last year's Pick Up Drive Romhány, and it collected 68 views and four YouTube likes. This was enough for a comfortable first-place finish.

A tie emerged for second and third place, which was decided by average view duration.

Deaf Kats claimed second place with Spider Man Theme Song. The audience could see the performance at the same event as the first-place song. The video reached 53 views, and its longer average view duration of 2:46 gave it the advantage in the tie-break.

The third spot on the podium went to Ati Edge and the Shadowbirds with their performance of Fairchild. The band appeared at this year's The Race of Last Rebels car meeting, and the song also collected 53 views along with three likes.

Fourth place went to Budapest Rock and Roll Band with Krokodili. The song generated 46 views and received three likes.

Fifth place was secured by the Polish Psycho Beets with Pin-up Girl. The audience could hear the song at the The Race of Last Rebels car meeting, and it reached 34 views.

Sixth place went to the German The Booze Bombs with Rooster in the Henhouse. The band took the stage at the 2024 Pick Up Drive Romhány, and the song collected 32 views.

In seventh place finished Dynamite Dudes with Call Me the Breeze. The audience could hear the number at this year's Zug Low Rider, where it gathered 30 views. The average view duration exceeded three minutes.

Eighth place went to Group'n'Swing with Tu vuò fà l'americano. The song reached 27 views, while the average view duration also remained above three minutes.

A tie occurred for ninth and tenth place as well, which was decided by average view duration, in the same way.

The Top Guyz finished ninth with Blue Suede Shoes. The audience could hear the song at the 2025 Pick Up Drive Romhány, where it collected 26 views and one like. Its longer average view duration proved decisive in the tie-break.

Closing the chart was Pedrofon with Szuri Muri, also with 26 views. An interesting fact about this song is that it was written as a response to the COVID pandemic, and it may not have been performed anywhere since then.

If you haven't seen some of these videos yet, now is the perfect time to catch up!

#views #EPMP #AEATSB #DeafKats #BudapestRockAndRollBand #PsychoBeets #TheBoozeBombs #DynamiteDudes #GroupnSwing #TopGuyz #Pedrofon

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