YouTube Analytics for Artists showing 'Oops, something went wrong' error in YouTube Studio? It's a known issue

If you are a content creator on YouTube, you might use YouTube Analytics quite often.

It basically allows you to see how much you are successful on the platform and view performance metrics associated with your channel.

Over the years, YouTube Analytics has become the standard set of tools for all verified creators. But now it looks like Official Artist Channel accounts are having a hard time making use of the feature.

According to recent user reports, people who have the Official Artist Channel cannot access the YouTube Analytics for Artists.

Whenever they try to do so, they get greeted with the ‘Oops, something went wrong’ message on YouTube Studio.

Having said that, this is not the first time YouTube Official Artist Channels (OAC) account owners are facing the issue. The issue was reported first back in 2019.

C\I have clear all YouTube and Browser history, try incognito browser, clear cache. Nothing happened. Still got the same issue
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is anyones youtube analytics not working? mine says “oops something went wrong” just me?
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Surprisingly, Google took a sweet two-year time period, officially acknowledging the issue in May this year.

Fast forward to July, and OAC account owners are still complaining about the same, but the company still hasn’t said when it would be fixed.

It seems like YouTube OAC account owners will have to live with the issue since it is very unlikely to be fixed soon because the summer holidays are right around the corner.

We hope Google fixes the YouTube Official Artist channel issue that has rendered YouTube Analytics useless for some Artists.

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