Question: How many views did the music video "Glad You Came" receive to become their most watched on YouTube?
About the article "Glad You Came", section "Music video".

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The music video for "Lightning" was director by Director X, the same director who produced the video for "Glad You Came".
The video was filmed in LA, and premiered on 22 September 2011, via The Wanted's YouTube channel.
The video features the members of the band performing during a rave, in a similar fashion to their "Glad You Came" video.
The video is set at night, and also features many explosions and kissing scenes. 
The music video was created by Director X and was filmed in Ibiza, Spain.
It sees the band on the beach, in a club and at a houseparty each with an individual woman.
It was uploaded to YouTube on 10 June 2011.
Jay McGuiness revealed to MTV UK: "The theory of the video was take The Wanted to Ibiza and just film everything and then just cut bits that were useable.
But the girls were models, they weren't just girls we picked."
However Max George admitted: "Actually no, the girl I had to spend time with was just literally picked up off the street after a night out."
The video has achieved over 74 million views on YouTube, becoming their most watched video on the site.
It also starred a cameo from footballer John-Joe O'Toole.
A detailed list of all official video & DVD releases by Lebanese artist Nancy Ajram, including official music videos, commercials, other video works, and their sources.
Ajram has a good reception for her videos on YouTube as her videos views on YouTube are over 150 million views.
In addition, she is the most viewed artist on YouTube in the Middle East.
Her song "fi hagat" is the first Arabic song to pass 10 million and over 30 million views and it is the most watched video by an Arabic singer on YouTube ever. 
On August 2, 2012, the Korean edition of "Christian Today" noted the "Messy Mondays" video "10 Ways to Get the Right Guy to Like You", uploaded on January 23, 2012, in an online article on Christian dating.
The following year, on February 3, Blimey Cow released another highly successful "Messy Mondays" video, "How to Write a Worship Song (In 5 Minutes or Less)".
In the video, Jordan critiques contemporary Christian music in the form of a spoof tutorial on how to write a worship song in five minutes.
By the next day, February 4, the video surged to the top five most popular currently watched videos on YouTube, and by February 7, the video garnered 213,000 views.
According to Josh Taylor, Canadian musician Garrett Vandenburg approached Josh with the concept, and after a few weeks delivered the music and a working script for the video.
The video received highly positive feedback, including Twitter shout-outs from individuals in the music industry.
Jeff Cruz of 89.7 WMHK said the video was "remarkably accurate and incredibly sad at same time."
Post-rock musician Michael Gungor called the video "brilliant" and said he would have to see more of Blimey Cow's material.
Singer-songwriter Derek Webb stated that the video "is as funny as it is true.
Which makes it not funny."
This flurry of Twitter activity caught the attention of "The Christian Post", which published a story about the video on February 7, 2013.
On March 24, Derek Webb made a guest appearance in the video "The Top 15 Christian Cliches".
The following day, WKRN-TV posted an article about the Taylors and their success.
On April 29, 2013, Blimey Cow released the video "Why I Hate Going to Graduations", about which "The Huffington Post" posted a short article the following day.
Also on April 30, Blimey Cow jokingly passed the title of "God's Chosen Band" from As Cities Burn to Pompton Lakes, with whom the Taylors had become good friends.
The next week, the members of Pompton Lakes appeared in the opening and closing scenes for the video "Ten Things You Should Never Say to a Guy".
This video emerged as the most popular YouTube video for 13-17 year old females in May 2013, according to "TheBlaze".
The video "I Like You in Real Life (But Not on the Internet)", uploaded on May 26, dealing with the annoying online activity of real-life friends, attracted the attention of several media outlets.
Mashable posted a short story on the video on May 28, and on May 30, "Today" host Willie Geist mentioned the channel while discussing social media etiquette with business woman Randi Zuckerberg.
On June 5, 2013, "Metro" based an article on the video, which it called a "viral hit", and interviewed Josh on the issue of internet behavior. 
Wu is known for posting humorous videos on YouTube.
When Wu's "I Have to Deal With Stereotypes" video was featured on YouTube's home page, his number of viewers began to increase.
In this video, Wu talks about stereotypes he has to deal with as an Asian.
He tries to disprove his cheapness by bragging about the recent purchase of a "brand new, top-of-the-line, TI-84 calculator".
He acknowledges that this might make him nerdy but dismisses this stereotype too as he does not "make all A's...in school today made a B+."
He is then greeted by a voice that was supposed to be his mother calling him a loser and accusing him of dishonoring their family.
Wu goes on to say he can prove his predominant social life with the constant ringing of his cell phone.
At this point, his phone indeed rings, he answers it, and the voice on the other end to Wu's disappointment says, "Hey, why did you tell me to call you?"
Wu has collaborated with fellow YouTube comedian Christine Gambito (HappySlip), making five videos with her.
In one of Kevin's older videos, he said he was an only child, which was later proven wrong by his father.
Following his video, "Butthash Hero", Wu introduced his father, PapaJumba, onto his YouTube channel, and his father made several appearances in candid video clips taken by his son.
Responding to Wu's father's growing popularity among viewers, his father made a debut in "I Love My Dad", and has been featured alongside his son many times since.
As of October 2013, Wu had more than 3,000,000 subscribers and more than 25 million views of his channel.
His combined video views total over 343.9 million.
On February 26, 2008, the "Los Angeles Times" compared the web series Quarterlife's viewership to Wu's.
At the time Wu was a "semi-well known YouTube blogger" and had received 450,000 views for a video describing how he broke his shin.
Quarterlife, which had been picked up by NBC, had received only 100,000 views on MySpace and 50,000 views on YouTube.
By May 29, 2008, Wu had become one of three East Asians under the age of 21 to be in the top five of YouTube's all-time most subscribed users with 187,000 subscribers and more than 5.9 million views.
By June 5, 2008, he had become the number one subscribed comedian on YouTube, and third most subscribed uploader overall.
Wu's videos have received replies from Ella Koon, Jessica Alba, and Baron Davis.
In 2008, Davis created a "longest stare" contest for ibeatyou.com, a site that he and Alba's husband Cash Warren co-founded.
The contest began with Davis challenging Wu, who then challenged Alba, who responded to the challenge.