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The "streaming wars" are evolving into a "content wars" era where short-form and long-form video serve distinct roles in the teen experience. Teens' Experiences on TikTok, Instagram and Snapchat
: Used by 63–68% of teens. It is the strongest platform for entertainment and product discovery, with users spending significantly more time here than on Instagram or Snapchat.
: Holds steady at 61–63% adoption. It remains a critical channel for reaching younger adults (18–24), who have a usage rate of 76%.
: Reaches 90–92% of U.S. teens. It is the top choice for daily usage, especially among boys.
: Used by 55–60% of teens, primarily for direct communication and keeping in touch with friends and family.
YouTube remains the undisputed leader, while legacy platforms like Facebook continue to see sharp declines in teen adoption.
The "streaming wars" are evolving into a "content wars" era where short-form and long-form video serve distinct roles in the teen experience. Teens' Experiences on TikTok, Instagram and Snapchat
: Used by 63–68% of teens. It is the strongest platform for entertainment and product discovery, with users spending significantly more time here than on Instagram or Snapchat.
: Holds steady at 61–63% adoption. It remains a critical channel for reaching younger adults (18–24), who have a usage rate of 76%.
: Reaches 90–92% of U.S. teens. It is the top choice for daily usage, especially among boys.
: Used by 55–60% of teens, primarily for direct communication and keeping in touch with friends and family.
YouTube remains the undisputed leader, while legacy platforms like Facebook continue to see sharp declines in teen adoption.
