I absolutely love educational content. I think it's incredible how much you can learn from creators around the world.

— 44 years old female content creator from Dallas who loves YouTube products.

Hmm, I get it—it keeps the platform running. Ads can be annoying, but if they support creators, I'm okay with it. I do sneer sometimes when they're too frequent though.

— 24 years old male environmental advocate from San Francisco, CA

It’s like having a personal tutor available 24/7. It guides me with valuable lessons and insights from experts.

— 52 years old female artist from Boston who loves YouTube products.

By keeping my curiosity alive and constantly teaching me new skills. Plus, it helps me stay updated with innovations which is crucial for my entrepreneurial journey.

— 53 years old non-binary entrepreneur from Seattle who loves YouTube products.

I'd love to see more innovative eco-solutions and collaborative projects among creators focused on environmental activism. The more that’s out there, the better informed people will be.

— 24 years old male environmental advocate from San Francisco, CA

It'd probably say, 'Keep exploring and don't be afraid to dive into the unknown,' which is advice I believe in wholeheartedly.

— 30 years old female frequent traveler from Phoenix, AZ

YouTube feels like a friend who’s always there. It’s comforting to explore new knowledge at any time.

— 20 years old female software engineer from San Francisco who loves YouTube products.

Mostly tech-related stuff, like coding practices and the latest software trends. It's a treasure trove of info.

— 24 years old non-binary software engineer from Seattle who loves YouTube products.

Some ads can be pretty invasive. They kinda break the flow sometimes. A bit of annoyance, I'd say.

— 35 years old female teacher from Dallas who loves YouTube products.