JuniorEurovision.tv is reporting that Belgium’s Junior Eurovision contestants Jill & Lauren have clocked up more than 750,000 hits on YouTube with their video for “Get Up!” That’s pretty impressive. Even more impressive is that their song has already gone platinum in Belgium.

Wiwi was wondering how the other contestants have fared online, so he’s ranked this year’s contestants based on the number of hits their video has received on the Junior Eurovision YouTube channel. Please keep in mind that these results don’t tell us that much. Some of the videos have only been online for two weeks (and others for a month), and larger countries have more fans watching their contestant. Plus these numbers only cover the official videos on the Junior Eurovision YouTube channel. Notice that the two Dutch-language entries top the list. They’re crazy about Junior Eurovision in Holland, and have probably been watching them on loop. Anyway, these numbers are accurate as of Friday at 6pm:

1. Belgium – Jill & Lauren – Get Up! – 12,295 views – 4 weeks ago
2. The Netherlands – Anna & Senna – My Family – 7,408 views – 4 weeks ago
3. FYR Macedonia – Anja Veterova – Eooo, Eooo – 6,578 views – 2 weeks ago
4. Lithuania – Bartas – Oki doki – 6,504 views – 4 weeks ago
5. Latvia – Sarlote & Sea Stones – Viva La Dance – 5,816 views – 2 weeks ago
6. Armenia – Vladimir Arzumanyan – Mama – 5,443 views – 4 weeks ago
7. Georgia – Mariam Kakhelishvili – Mari Dari – 4,800 views – 4 weeks ago
8. Ukraine – Yuliya Gurska – Mii Litak – 4,744 views – 2 weeks ago
9. Sweden – Josefine Ridell – Allt Jag Vill Ha – 4,508 views – 2 weeks ago
10. Malta – Nicole – Knock, Knock!…Boom! Boom! – 4,460 views – 4 weeks ago
11. Moldova – Stefan Roscovan – Ali Baba – 3,840 views – 2 weeks ago
12. Serbia – Sonja Skoric – Carobna Noc – Magical Night – 3,378 views – 2 weeks ag
13. Russia – Liza Drozd & Sasha Lazin – Boy And Girl – 2,922 views – 2 weeks ago
14. Belarus – Daniil Kozlov – Muzyki Svet – 1,861 views – 2 weeks ago