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About Gracie Abrams - Free Now (Live) | Vevo Extended Play
Gracie Abrams - Free Now | Vevo Extended Play The world got to know Gracie Abrams this year. More importantly, she got to know herself quite a bit better too. That’s the story behind ‘The Secret of Us,’ the singer-songwriter’s lush, confessional, and revelatory second album. The 13-song project arrived this summer in the wake of successful singles “Risk” and “Close to You,” a pair of tracks that stuck a couple toes out from under the whispery quilt of her previous work. An emergence from her shell was foreshadowed: Listeners could find jubilant synths, assertively strummed guitars, and toe-tapping tempos on 2021’s “Mess It Up” and in pockets of her debut album ‘Good Riddance.’ This is an artist who once considered songwriting and singing a “private practice.” During our Extended Play short film, the LA native reflects on how her withdrawn vocal style stemmed from a desire “not to be heard” while practicing and writing in her bedroom. These days, Gracie’s getting heard a lot. ‘The Secret of Us’ debuted at #2 on the Billboard 200. And this will be two autumns in a row that she’s opening for Taylor Swift. Followers are already responding in a huge way to these Vevo versions of songs from the album. The stirring “I Love You, I’m Sorry” take that we captured in Valentine Studios spread like wildfire across TikTok with more the 100k creates in the days following its premiere, quickly making it a high point of our young Extended Play series. Why did it resonate so well? We have a theory: fans can tell that Gracie is ready - more than ever - to show the world her true self. Watch Gracie Abrams music videos: https://www.youtube.com/GracieAbrams Gracie Abrams Instagram: instagram.com/gracieabrams Twitter: twitter.com/gracieabrams Facebook: facebook.com/gracieabrams Tiktok: tiktok.com/@tehegracietehe Vevo: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Vevo/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vevo/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@vevo X: https://twitter.com/Vevo Executive Producer: JP Evangelista Executive Producer: Chris Pereira Executive Producer: Jordy Wax, Contrast Films Director: Seth Halter Creative Director, Production: Liz Hart Director, Line Production: Yanina Molina Senior Producer, Editorial: Ronni Leverich Producer: Stacey Branson Producer: Cole Brian, Contrast Films Producer: Anastasia Alvarado, Contrast Films Director of Photography: Tristan Gramling Head of Design: Sydney Emery Associate Creative Director: Brian Parisi Title Design & Motion: Nick Resnicow Director, Post Production: Michael Colman Senior Manager, Post Production: Dominic Siri Editor: Niki Murphy Senior Director, Talent Booking: Parul Chokshi Director, Talent Booking: Gabby Prisciandaro Head of Artist/Label Relations & Digital Marketing: David McTiernan Hannah Gold - VP, Marketing, Interscope Chelsea Dodson - Creative, Interscope Allison Hsu - Digital Marketing, Interscope Carl Ryan - Artist Relations, Interscope Ynna Tugung - Commercial Partners, Interscope Cooper Cowgill - Musical Director and Bassist Elle Puckett - Guitartist Casey Kalmenson - Keys and Co Musical Director Gabe Smith - Drummer and guitarist Tyler McCarthy - Guitarist Morgan Paos - Violinist Engineer/Music Producer: Vinnie Ferra Tour Manager: Mackenzie Dunster Backline Tech: Andrew Isbell Backline Tech : Robert Nava Mixing Engineer: Michael Matta Production Supervisor: Natalia Lax 1st AD: Derek Jaeschke 1st AC: Ben Steen 2nd AC: Jack Deichert Steadicam Operator: Renard Cheren Gaffer: Tate McCurdy BBE: Clay Pacatte SLT: Tony Cantor SLT: Paul Kane Key Grip: Tiger Whitesides Best Boy Grip: Sam Le Bas Grip/Driver: Sam Satossky A1: Maja Sazdic A2: Joshua Ben-Shoshan Sound Mixer: Taylor Coe Prop Stylist: Chloe Kirk Talent Production Assistant: Izzy Eyre Production Assistant: Grant Collins Production Assistant: Kasey Percich Production Assistant: Giovanna Trujillo Production Assistant: Alexa Babin Production Assistant: Sam Gruenhagen Colorist: Jacob McKee, Primary Producer: Alex Zhao, Primary Photographer: Abby Waisler #GracieAbrams #FreeNow #VevoExtendedPlay Music video by Gracie Abrams performing Free Now (Live) | Vevo Extended Play.© 2024 Gracie Abrams, under exclusive license to Interscope Records, a division of UMG Recordings, Inc.
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What the YouTube Live View Counter does
The YouTube Live View Counter tracks the view count on a single video and refreshes it about every three seconds, the fastest cadence we run. When a big upload or a premiere goes live, YouTube's own view count updates in slow, lumpy jumps and freezes for stretches while it verifies views. This tool reads the public figure far more often, so you see the number climb in something close to real time.
Under the main view count you get three more live stats for the same video: likes, dislikes, and comments. The dislike figure is worth calling out. YouTube hid the public dislike count in 2021, and this counter brings back an estimate so you can still gauge how a video is landing, not just how many people opened it.
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Want the counter on a stream or a watch-party page? The embed option gives you a widget you can drop in. Want to race two videos, maybe a music video against its rival's? The compare tool puts both view counts side by side.
- 1Paste the video's URL, or search for it by title. A full YouTube link is the surest way to land on the exact video you mean.
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- 3Watch the view count climb. The likes, dislikes, and comments update alongside it, and the chart tracks the pace over time.
Why the count moves the way it does
View counting on YouTube is stricter than subscriber counting. YouTube checks that a view is a real person watching, not a bot or an accidental reload, which is why a brand-new video's count can stick at a suspiciously round number before it lurches forward. What you see here mirrors that. During a premiere or a viral spike the number races. Once the initial rush fades it settles into a steadier pace.
All of it is public. This is the same view count sitting on the video's page, pulled more often and shown without the delay YouTube adds when it is busy verifying. We do not inflate anything or add views. We just make the real number easier to watch as it changes.
Reading the chart
The chart under the counter plots every reading, so its slope is a live read on how fast the video is gaining views. A steep climb in the first hour is the sign of a video the algorithm is pushing hard. When the slope flattens, the initial rush is over. Turn on Advanced Metrics to add the total views gained since you opened the page and an average per-minute rate. That is the quickest way to tell a genuine breakout from a video that opened fast and then stalled.
The likes and comments moving in step with views tell you something too. A video gaining views but almost no likes is spreading without landing. Strong likes and comments alongside a climbing view count is the shape of a video people actually care about.
The moments people show up for
A new music video from a major artist is the classic case. Fans open the counter the second it drops to watch the first million, then the first ten million, roll in over the opening hours. Records get set and broken this way, and a live counter is the only place to feel the pace rather than read the recap.
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Common questions
Why does the count sometimes freeze? YouTube pauses public view counts while it verifies that new views are real, usually on fast-moving videos around round numbers. The counter reflects whatever YouTube is showing, so it freezes when YouTube does, then catches up in a jump.
Where does the dislike number come from? YouTube removed the public dislike count in 2021. The estimate here is built from the data that was public before the change plus ongoing signals, so treat it as a strong estimate rather than an exact figure. Likes and comments stay exact, because those are still public.
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