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12.4MSubscribers 1.9KVideos 7.8BViews Created on2019-11-05T00:00:00.000Z Joined2023-06-29T00:00:00.000Z Based in Japan
About THE FIRST TAKE - YouTube Channel Statistics
THE FIRST TAKE is a YouTube channel with 12.4M subscribers and 7.8B total views across 1.9K videos.
The channel is based in Japan.
Content is published in JA.
The channel was created on 2019-11-05 and last published a video on 2026-11-04.
The channel's content focuses primarily on Music (31%), Pop music (31%), and Music of Asia (30%).
Frequently Asked Questions
- How many subscribers does THE FIRST TAKE have?
- THE FIRST TAKE has 12,400,000 subscribers on YouTube as of 2026.
- How many views does THE FIRST TAKE have on YouTube?
- THE FIRST TAKE has accumulated 7,754,085,154 total views across 1,944 published videos.
- When was THE FIRST TAKE created?
- THE FIRST TAKE was created on YouTube on 05.11.2019.
- When did THE FIRST TAKE last upload a video?
- The most recent upload on THE FIRST TAKE was on 04.11.2026.
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Channel Description
THE FIRST TAKE on YouTube features musical artists delivering raw, one-take performances inside a minimalist white studio with a single microphone. This channel captures authentic live vocals and immediate musical moments, making it a premier destination for fans of Asian pop, J-pop, and K-pop. Content ranges from solo performances to special series like HIGHLIGHT, which focuses on individual talents, and exclusive artist interviews. As of 2026, the channel has reached 12,200,000 subscribers and over 7,287,503,106 total views across 1,814 videos. Recent uploads include live festival footage from CENTRAL26 and special arrangements from artists like Snow Man and T.M.Revolution. This massive view count relative to the video library highlights the high impact of each individual take. It suits viewers who appreciate vocal precision and the vulnerability of live music. It is not for those who prefer highly polished, studio-produced tracks with heavy electronic processing. Visit the THE FIRST TAKE YouTube channel to experience these unique musical moments firsthand.