'One Bad Habit', a Tim McGraw song from 2024, keeps finding listeners
No new videos went up on his Vevo channel, and 'Pawn Shop Guitar', written with Tom Douglas, is creeping toward a million views.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
Tim McGraw - One Bad Habit (Official Music Video)
Tim McGraw's Vevo channel is closing in on half a billion views in total, and it got there this week without posting anything new.
The video with the most pull right now is two and a half years old: "Tim McGraw - One Bad Habit (Official Music Video)", released under Big Machine in 2024 and tagged, as you might expect, with Faith Hill's name beside his. It has nearly three million views and still adds several hundred a day, more than anything else on the shelf.
Behind it sits a souvenir from Nashville, "King Rodeo" recorded live at the first Music City Rodeo, and then the newest of the three, "Pawn Shop Guitar." That one is only ten weeks old, written by McGraw with Tom Douglas, the Nashville songwriter behind "The House That Built Me." Its credits also show a change of address: it comes out on Turbo Tonk Records rather than Big Machine. It is a little short of a million views.
The channel as a whole ran at its usual steady pace, a touch above it if anything, and the subscriber count did not move. Among the music label and platform channels nearest its size, BandLab and TOPSIFY are the ones having lively weeks, while Brett Young's Vevo channel draws the biggest daily crowd. McGraw's shelf sits in the middle of that group, playing its catalog quietly.
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Where next?
The videos drawing views on TimMcGrawVEVO right now
- Channel
- TimMcGrawVEVO
- Subscribers
- 375,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 376,084
- Videos published this week
- 0
The numbers
Here is how Tim McGraw's Vevo channel moved over the past seven days.
💡 Test your knowledge
What was the title of Tim McGraw's 1993-94 breakthrough album, which included 'Indian Outlaw' and 'Don't Take the Girl'?
Not a Moment Too Soon, released in 1994, was McGraw's second album and the one that made him a star.




