In 2020, Pinkfong’s “Baby Shark” made YouTube viewership history with 7.05 billion views. The top 10 YouTube videos of all time — a collection of music videos and weird kid content — taper off down to ...

Following Spotify Wrapped and Apple Music Replay, YouTube Music’s 2020 Year in Review is officially rolling out today. It’s a relatively straightforward playlist featuring the “songs you listened to ...

YouTube has published YouTube Rewind, a look back at the previous 365 days of each year, since 2010. But in 2020, it’s decided to opt out. That’s because 2020, plainly, sucked. No one wants to ...

For the past decade, YouTube has closed out the year with a “Rewind” video that recaps viral trends, major moments, and other happening in online culture. However, 2020 will not see a YouTube Rewind ...

YouTube has had it with 2020’s tomfoolery, trickery, and downright disgracefulness. The platform is peace-ing out early and canceling its annual “Rewind” event. No looking back, only forward. “Since ...

YouTube will not produce its annual YouTube Rewind celebratory recap video this year — with the video giant saying it doesn’t feel appropriate, given the chaos of 2020. YouTube announced the decision ...

For the first time since 2010, YouTube has decided to forgo its annual retrospective Rewind video. The popular video streaming platform made the announcement Thursday morning, confirming the decision ...

Here are the standout YouTube VR videos from 2020. The story underlying all others in 2020 is Covid-19. The pandemic was a singular, generational event, disrupting the lives of billions worldwide.

A nine-year-old is still number one, but the runner-up is a newcomer who came armed with a forklift, an exploding Toyota and the most expensive firecracker ever made. And he’s just getting started. T ...

YouTube is choosing not to take down videos claiming that Donald Trump won the 2020 presidential election, even as misinformation about the outcome of the election continued to spread on the streaming ...

Time is up for YouTubers spreading conspiracy theories about the outcome of the 2020 U.S. presidential election. On Wednesday, YouTube announced that it will begin removing content that alleges fraud ...