YouTube is shutting down its "Trending" sections, saying that there are better ways for users to find viral videos on the platform.

After 10 years, YouTube is going to sunset its popular Trending page — saying that there are better ways for users to find viral videos and “micro-trends” on the platform. First launched in ...

Instead, YouTube will show trending content in its YouTube Charts, which currently includes charts for trending music videos, weekly top podcast shows and trending movie trailers.

YouTube has confirmed it’s sunsetting its original Trending and Trending Now pages from July 21. It's instead moving to charts for specific types of video.

Instead, YouTube will show trending content in its YouTube Charts, which currently includes charts for trending music videos, weekly top podcast shows and trending movie trailers.

YouTube will get rid of its general trending list in favor of category-specific charts as viewing habits shift.