What Are Enhypen Ni Ki'S Most Streamed Solo Fancams?

I look at Ni-ki fancam popularity the way I analyze a setlist: which songs give the performer the most room to shine? From that angle, the fancams that rack up the most streams are the ones where choreography, camera work, and crowd reaction all align. 'Tamed-Dashed' often tops lists because the choreography has climactic beats that editors and viewers love to clip. 'Drunk-Dazed' and 'Given-Taken' are also frequently near the top — the former for its intensity and the latter for the sentimental debut-era nostalgia.

Numbers can be deceiving though: official uploads, fancam-specific channels, and short-form clips on platforms like TikTok fragment view counts. So a fancam that looks like it has fewer views on one upload might have millions more across other posts. For anyone chasing the exact most-streamed clip right now, I recommend filtering Ni-ki’s uploads on YouTube by view count and then cross-referencing with trending short videos — that’ll give you a fuller picture. Personally, I keep replaying the tour-stage fancams because live energy adds an extra layer that studio recordings sometimes miss.

Watching Ni-ki solo fancams feels like watching a highlight reel of precision and charisma. The top three that fans keep replaying are usually 'Tamed-Dashed', 'Drunk-Dazed', and 'Given-Taken' — each showcases different sides: raw power, stage charisma, and debut-era intensity. Those clips are staples in most 'most-viewed' lists because they capture moments where Ni-ki’s footwork and expressions sync perfectly with the camera.

If you want exact counts, check YouTube’s view totals on the fancam uploads or look at trend threads on Twitter; they refresh often. I find myself opening them late at night just to watch the finesse in slow motion.

I get excited naming favorites, so here’s my casual list: the fancams that get the most plays for Ni-ki are usually 'Tamed-Dashed', 'Drunk-Dazed', and 'Given-Taken', in no strict order because popularity bounces around. What makes them so rewatchable is how camera work captures his footwork and facial nuances — little flicks of expression that make fans spam the replay button.

Beyond those staples, special stages and festival clips occasionally surge and push newer uploads into the top ranks. If you want to keep up-to-date, follow a few fan accounts that track view milestones or just sort YouTube uploads by view count. I’ll keep rewatching my favorites and maybe discover a new top clip tomorrow — want to compare notes sometime?

Oh wow — if you dive into fancam rabbit holes like I do, Ni-ki’s top solo clips are impossible to miss. From what I keep seeing across YouTube and fan-run stats, his highest-streamed solo fancams are usually the big choreo pieces: 'Tamed-Dashed' stands out a lot thanks to its explosive energy and Ni-ki’s precision, while 'Drunk-Dazed' and debut-era 'Given-Taken' also pull insane views because fans love to replay his slick lines. Festival and tour stages (like arena encore cuts) sometimes spike too, so you’ll see certain live variations climb fast.

I check both the official channels and independent fancam uploads — official uploads often have huge counts, but the fancam channels capture the stage-only focus that people keep rewatching. If you want the most current leaderboard, filter the Ni-ki fancams on YouTube by view count or peek at fancam compilations on Twitter and TikTok trends; those usually mirror what’s trending. Personally I watch the 'Tamed-Dashed' and 'Given-Taken' ones when I need choreography inspo — they never get old.

Bottom line: expect those three to top the lists, but keep an eye on live-tour fancams because they can suddenly overtake studio stages depending on the performance clip.

I get a little giddy talking about Ni-ki fancams — his best-streamed ones tend to be the showier, choreography-heavy stages. On most platforms fans point to 'Tamed-Dashed' as a perennial favorite; the synchronization and his signature moves make it addictive to rewatch. Close behind are 'Drunk-Dazed' and 'Given-Taken', which had big moments during promotions and live tours that got clipped and shared everywhere.

What’s fun is that the ranking changes: a festival fancam or a particularly viral fancam with a single camera angle can shoot up overnight. If you want a quick way to see current numbers, sort Ni-ki fancams on YouTube by view count or follow fancam trackers on fan accounts — they’ll show which uploads are climbing fastest. I’ve bookmarked a couple of those clips for whenever I need a quick mood lift, and I often end up learning tiny details of his technique just by replaying the same few seconds.