Viral YouTube videos I edited: 23 videos over 600,000 views
Direct answer: Kevin Tabares has edited at least 23 YouTube videos that passed 600,000 views, 10 of them past one million, for channels from 10K to 2.3M subscribers: Roblox, Minecraft, Minecraft horror full movies, Dress To Impress, a travel vlog filmed in Japan and a science what-if channel. Together they add up to 23,132,460 views as of October 13, 2026. Every one is listed on Kevin's YT Jobs profile, where the channel can confirm or deny it.
A long client list says that people hire you. Widely watched videos say something different: that the edit held up in front of a big audience, on the kind of video that gets shared. This page lists the videos Kevin edited that passed 600,000 views, with the channel, the date, the runtime and a link to each one, so you can watch the work rather than take the number on trust.
One honest note before the list. Views come from the topic, the title and thumbnail, the timing and the channel's audience. The edit is one part of that mix: it decides whether the people who click stay to the end. So this is not a claim that the cut caused the views; it is a record of which widely watched videos Kevin cut, with the numbers as YouTube shows them.
The six most watched
All 23 are below, and the full list of 1,277 videos Kevin has edited is on the portfolio page and on YT Jobs.
All 23 videos, by views
Subscriber counts are the channels' public figures as of October 2026. Dates and runtimes come from YouTube.
Four things these videos have in common
- They are all long-form. The shortest runs 7 minutes 38 seconds and the longest is a 3-hour-15-minute Minecraft horror movie. 13 of the 23 run longer than 15 minutes. Holding attention for that long is a different job from cutting a Short.
- Several come from channels far smaller than the view count. Crazz had about 10.7K subscribers and the 99 Nights video passed 820,000 views. Swaylemc has about 205K subscribers and four of its full-length movies passed 600,000, two of them over 1.1 million. BloxWorld TV has about 227K and three of its videos passed 800,000, the Numberblocks one 1.7 million. A video can travel well beyond the channel's own audience when the first minute earns the click's trust.
- The formats repeat. Roblox roleplay and challenges, Minecraft survival and horror, a Dress To Impress 3 AM video, a 24-hour challenge filmed in Japan. These are formats the channels post every week, which means the editor already knows the pacing their audience expects before the raw footage arrives.
- They span 2024 to 2026. The oldest is from August 2024 and the newest from June 2026. The work is current, not a highlight reel from years ago.
The travel vlog: Scarlett Mae in Japan
Most of the list is gaming, so the Japan video stands out. Scarlett Mae (@ScarlettMaeee, about 297K subscribers) posted I Became a GYARU ANGEL in Japan for 24 Hours on June 22, 2026: a 16-minute, 24-hour challenge filmed on location in Japan. On October 13, 2026 it stood at 971,890 views, roughly three times the channel's subscriber count. Kevin edits for this channel; the video is listed on his YT Jobs profile. If you run a vlog or IRL channel, the vlog editing page explains how that kind of video is cut.
How to use this list if you are hiring
- Open two or three videos in the format closest to yours and watch the first 60 seconds and one random minute in the middle. That is what your viewers will judge.
- Check the video on YT Jobs. Each listing there can be confirmed or denied by the channel itself, which is stronger evidence than a showreel.
- Send one to two minutes of your own raw footage for a free 1-minute test edit, and compare it against these on your phone, at normal speed.
Questions people ask
Did the edit make these videos go viral?
No single thing does. Views come from the topic, the title and thumbnail, the upload timing and the channel's audience, with the edit as one part of the mix. What the edit controls is whether the people who click stay to the end. This page shows which widely watched videos Kevin edited, with the numbers as YouTube shows them, not a claim that the cut caused the views.
Where can I verify that Kevin edited these videos?
Every video on this page is listed on Kevin's YT Jobs profile, a third-party platform where the channel owner can confirm or deny each video. Open the profile, find the channel, and open the video from there.
What kinds of channels are these?
Mostly gaming (Roblox, Minecraft and Minecraft horror full movies), plus a Dress To Impress channel, a travel vlog filmed in Japan and a science what-if channel. Channel sizes run from about 10K to 2.3M subscribers.
How were the view counts collected?
From the YouTube Data API on October 13, 2026 (first published with the October 6 counts). They go up over time, so the numbers you see on YouTube today will be higher.