Over 25,000 creators, from pop stars to talk-show hosts to beauty bloggers and everyday people, have already shared their coming-out stories on YouTube.

coming-out videos this year involve reactions from a parent, sibling, or other family member.

In 2017, the term “gift” saw the highest YouTube search interest that it’s seen over the last five years.

Gen Zers say YouTube is the No. 1 platform they turn to when they want to relax or cheer up.

of the of Gen Zers we spoke to said they proactively share YouTube videos with their parents or other adult family members.

Some of baby boomers’ most-watched categories on YouTube are entertainment, music, and news.