According to YouTube, the counters are now capable of reaching 9,223,372,036,854,775,808 views. And now, if you're still in the mood, feel free to once again bask in the glory that is "Gangnam Style": ...

Psy’s done it again. The snazzy, relentlessly over-the-top Korean pop star who took the world by storm with his “Gangnam Style” video in the summer of 2012 has gone and broken YouTube’s ...

YouTube is doing away with its somewhat iconic 301+ view counter, the static placeholder that's often associated with new videos in the process of going viral.

In November 2012, when “Gangnam Style” overtook Justin Beiber’s “Baby” as the most popular video on YouTube, Psy’s hit had about 800 million views. Looking back, that seems like chump ...

In what seems to be a damage control move, Elon Musk has announced that users will be able to turn off view count.

YouTube’s “301+ views” will be going away as site updates spam detection YouTube will no longer pause video view counts after 300.

Finally an explanation as to why the YouTube view counter temporarily stops at 301 views.

Gangnam Style has surpassed the previous maximum limit of YouTube's view counter. Did Psy's music video actually break YouTube?