At a glance
Inoxtag spent two years preparing The Blood Island: forty-eight hours to survive a plane crash, with Amine, Squeezie, Michou and JD. A video this big is won or lost in the days after it comes out.
Every number on this page comes from the dashboard where we track, one by one, the clips published for our clients. It moves every day, with no flattering rounding.
A film to launch, a show to grow, an event to bring to life. Open a project and we'll walk you through how we ran it, numbers included.
Figures as of November 12, 2026








Two years in the making, forty-eight hours to survive a plane crash. We kept the release, then the making-of, alive on TikTok, YouTube Shorts and Instagram.
Inoxtag spent two years preparing The Blood Island: forty-eight hours to survive a plane crash, with Amine, Squeezie, Michou and JD. A video this big is won or lost in the days after it comes out.
Be everywhere at release, then keep the story going. 2 campaigns: the video itself, then its making-of.
The video, the promo footage supplied by the team, the live debrief and the making-of: 4 pieces of content cut to tell the island from every angle.
460 clips posted across 49 accounts, each edited to its platform's codes. 5 of them passed a million views.
TikTok carries 80% of the views. YouTube Shorts and Instagram reach the people who aren't there.
3.4M views in the first 72 hours, then a best day at 7.2M views, on November 1, 2026.
The most-watched clip alone passed 2.6M views. Every clip is a way into the full video.
29.7M views, 460 clips, 2.6M likes. Inoxtag's release was seen far beyond his own channel.
Every client follows their views and clips in real time, from a private link only they hold. We don't show it here: you discover it when your campaign launches.
We audit your content and set a firm view target, written into the contract. Then you follow every view from your private dashboard.
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