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Shockingly it seems Meta is the company closest to realizing this.

Welcome to Lemmy!

I found that a large number of communities have been named after popular, and less popular, subreddits. So I found them easy to find. There was an old r/Redditalternatives post that has a decent range of communities to start out, which I’ve copied below. It is similar to the default subreddits.:

*Note:*The “World” hyperlink takes you to the Lemmy.World communitiy.

General

• Asklemmy (ee, world)
• Showerthoughts (ee, world)
• General discussions (ee, world)
• Mildly Infuriating (ee, world)
• You Should Know (ee, world)
• No Stupid Questions (ee, world)
• Mildly Interesting (ee, world)
• Memes (ee, world)
• Lemmy Shitpost (ee, world)
• Videos (ee, world)

News/Politics

• World News (ee, world)
• Politics (ee,world)

Pets and such

• Aww (ee, world)
• Cats (ee, world)

Gaming

• Games (ee,world)
• RetroGaming (ee, world)
• Nintendo (ee, world)

TV and Music

• Movies and TV Shows (ee, world)
• Anime (ee, world)
• Music (ee, world)

Pics and Art

• Pics (ee, world)
• Digital Art (ee, world)
• Mobile Wallpaper (ee, world)
• Wallpapers (ee, world)

Technology and Science

• Technology (ee, world)
• Science (ee, world)
• Fediverse (ee, world)
• Android (ee, world)
• Hardware (ee, world)
• Privacy Guides (ee, world)

Sports

• Football/Soccer (ee, world)
• NBA (ee, world)
• NFL (ee, world)

Others

• FoodPorn (ee, world)
• 3DPrinting (ee, world)
• Gardening (ee, world)

For what it’s worth, I doubt these videos were “viewed” millions of times. X tracks a 1-second automatic playback as a view, such as when someone slowly scrolls past on their feed. Every other service typically counts that as an impression.