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Oct 15, 2026 · 7 min · 7 segments
Six years after its release, the official music video for Rauw Alejandro and Camilo’s “Tattoo (Remix)” passes one billion views on YouTube.
Right? It's wild to think how long that song has been around.
Six years and it's still getting major traction.
Exactly, and it's not just a random hit.
Both have a solid track record.
Totally.
It's their third billion view video.
I wonder what makes their collaboration so appealing.
I think it's the blend of their styles.
Right? It's amazing how social media can breathe new life into older tracks.
It's like a revival.
But doesn't it also highlight how fleeting trends can be? What happens when the next challenge comes along?
Good point.
It makes me wonder if this kind of virality is sustainable.
Can their music stay relevant without trends?
That's a tough one.
I mean, both artists have solid discographies, so they might have staying power.
True, but sometimes it feels like the market favors novelty over longevity, you know?
Exactly.
And then there's the whole production aspect.
The fact that the same team produced it, like Loes Honeyboos.
Right? It's wild to think how long that song has been around.
Six years and it's still getting major traction.
Exactly, and it's not just a random hit.
Both have a solid track record.
Totally.
It's their third billion view video.
I wonder what makes their collaboration so appealing.
I think it's the blend of their styles.
Right? It's amazing how social media can breathe new life into older tracks.
It's like a revival.
But doesn't it also highlight how fleeting trends can be? What happens when the next challenge comes along?
Good point.
It makes me wonder if this kind of virality is sustainable.
Can their music stay relevant without trends?
That's a tough one.
I mean, both artists have solid discographies, so they might have staying power.
True, but sometimes it feels like the market favors novelty over longevity, you know?
Exactly.
And then there's the whole production aspect.
The fact that the same team produced it, like Loes Honeyboos.
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