List of Billboard China V Chart number-one videos of 2017

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The following is a list of the number-one music videos of 2017 on the weekly Billboard China V Chart. The chart ranks weekly most viewed music videos using data from Chinese video-sharing site YinYueTai (YYT). [1] [2] [3]

Chart history

Issue dateMusic videoArtist(s)Reference
January 2"Release" Timmy Xu [4]
January 9"Solo Show" Wang Qing [5]
January 16 [6]
January 23 [7]
January 30 [8]
February 6 [9]
February 13 [10]
February 20"What If I Said" Luhan [11]
February 27"Roleplay (Dance Ver.)" [12]
March 6"The Heroes"Timmy Xu [13]
March 13 [14]
March 20"Special Beautiful Man" Feng Jianyu [15]
March 27 [16]
April 3 [17]
April 10 [18]
April 17 [19]
April 24 [20]
May 1"Li Sao" Jackson Yi [21]
May 8"Noble" Joker Xue [22]
May 15"Animal World" [23]
May 22"Ambiguous Love" [24]
May 29"Li Sao"Jackson Yi [25]
June 5"Animal World"Joker Xue [26]
June 12 [27]
June 19"I'm Afraid" [28]
June 26"Ambiguous Love" [29]
July 3"Set It Off"Luhan [30]
July 10"Come On! AMIGO!" TF Boys [31]
July 17 [32]
July 23 [33]
July 31 [34]
August 7"Generation2" Jackson Wang [35]
August 14 [36]
August 21"In The Name of My Faith"TF Boys [37]
August 28"Papillon"Jackson Wang [38]
September 4"Numb" Will Pan [39]
September 11"Papillon"Jackson Wang [40]
September 18"Numb"Will Pan [41]
September 25 [42]
October 2 [43]
October 9 [44]
October 16 [45]
October 23 [46]
October 30 [47]
November 6"Lay 02 Sheep" Zhang Yixing [48]
November 13"It's Always You"Timmy Xu [49]
November 20 [50]
November 27OKAYJackson Wang [51]
December 4 [52]
December 11 [53]
December 18Sleep Roy Wang [54]
December 25 [55]

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