Omer Adam and Eyal Golan are teaching a lesson: They have opened a significant gap from the competitors

The weekly YouTube Israel chart reveals the stars leading the listening figures, with Mediterranean dominance, new local hits, and one international name that manages to remain at the top.

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Omer Adam and Eyal Golan are teaching a lesson: They have opened a significant gap from the competitors
Photo: ICE / אייל גולן, עומר אדם (צילום פלאש 90/ אלוני מור, פלאש 90/ אורן בן חקון)

The weekly ranking of YouTube Israel presents a clear picture of listener preferences in the country. This week, Mediterranean music and Israeli pop continue to dominate unchallenged, as the biggest names in the industry take the top spots and prove their power among the audience.

At the top of the ranking of the most listened-to artists stands Omer Adam once again, who continues to establish his status as one of the biggest stars in Israel. The singer recorded 4,652,112 listens this week, a figure that places him with a significant gap above the competitors. In second place is Eyal Golan, who continues to maintain a strong presence with 4,057,495 listens. He is followed by Itay Levi (3,013,139), while Osher Cohen reaches fourth place (2,815,820). Closing the top five is Odya, the only female representative on the list of leading artists, with 2,595,374 listens.

In the songs sector, there were also some interesting developments. In first place is the collaboration between Eden Hason and Agam Buhbut, "Eich Shehi Rokedet" ("How She Dances"), which managed to be the only song in the chart to cross the million-listen threshold, with 1,070,527 views. In second place were once again Shakira and Burna Boy with the song "Dai Dai", which accumulated 959,437 listens.

The following places were taken by other Israeli creators, including Roi Adam with "Avi HaTchol", Liad Meir and Ofek Adank with "Yotzet Min HaKlal", and Osher Cohen with "Kulam Ganavim". The data shows that the Israeli audience continues to connect mainly to local voices, but still leaves room for an international hit that manages to break language barriers.

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