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YouTube tops Disney and Netflix in TV viewing
(www.nielsen.com)
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this post was submitted on 27 May 2025
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I'm not surprised. YouTube has a constant stream of new material, curated to each user's exact interests. And more back catalogue than you could watch in a thousand lifetimes. It's definitely the service I use the most.
If you curate your Youtube experience decently by subbing to worthwhile creators only it's damn high quality content.
Never paying Youtube a single cent though. I'll consider donating to the creators directly (or buying from their store) if their efforts are sufficient.
most of thier income comes from sources outside of youtube: brand promotion, promotions, patreon. all because youtube wants more share of ad revenue. also alot of youtubers eventually turns out to be pos in the end, or they become to preachy and political.
Thank god I only watch less popular channels and each one of them are great to hang with during streams. I've not seen trash youtube in a while. I only go to the my subs page anywah