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Dakar Shorts

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Channel info

  • 976KSubscribers
  • 26.7KVideos
  • 614.3MViews
  • Created on2021-09-01T00:00:00.000Z
  • Joined2024-09-12T00:00:00.000Z
  • Based in Senegal

About Dakar Shorts - YouTube Channel Statistics

Dakar Shorts is a YouTube channel with 976K subscribers and 614.3M total views across 26.7K videos.

The channel is based in Senegal.

Content is published in FR.

The channel was created on 2021-09-01 and last published a video on 2026-11-05.

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Dakar Shorts has 976,000 subscribers on YouTube as of 2026.
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Dakar Shorts has accumulated 614,318,581 total views across 26,727 published videos.
When was Dakar Shorts created?
Dakar Shorts was created on YouTube on 01.09.2021.
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The most recent upload on Dakar Shorts was on 05.11.2026.
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Channel Description

Dakar Shorts on YouTube delivers quick news and lifestyle updates focused on Senegalese culture and music. The channel provides short-form content primarily covering sociology and lifestyle topics (67%) alongside music (33%). With 25,004 videos and 582,663,706 total views as of 2026, the channel maintains an intense upload rhythm. This volume results in an average of approximately 23,303 views per video, reflecting a highly active presence in the Shorts feed. Content revolves around social events like weddings, baptisms, and celebrations such as Tabaski, often featuring personalities from the BETE BETE series. The videos are brief. They act as a rapid window into local social dynamics and celebrity interactions. This channel is for viewers seeking fast, bite-sized updates on Senegalese social life and entertainment. It is not suitable for those looking for long-form documentary or deep academic analysis. Visit the Dakar Shorts channel on YouTube to see the latest updates.