YouTube 's revenue soared 84% year-on-year to just over $7 billion.- A post-2020 rebound in online advertising drove the company's success.
- The firm's in-house TikTok rival YouTube Shorts more than doubled daily views in three months.
YouTube's revenue almost doubled to $7 billion in the second quarter of 2021, fueled in large part by a rebound in online advertising.
The video-sharing giant unveiled a strong three-month performance as part of parent company $4, with YouTube's overall revenue jumping a whopping 84% compared to the previous year.
Fast-forward to 2021, however, and YouTube smashed analyst expectations - $4 - and contributed to Google's overall ad revenue $4, to $50 billion.
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The company also revealed its in-house TikTok competitor, $4, had "surpassed 15 billion global daily views," more than double the 6.5 billion views it was counting up just three months ago.
Speaking to investors, Google CEO Sundar Pichai said the company had set "a number of records" over the past three months, adding that it had paid YouTube creators more than any quarter in history.
Tuesday marked Google's first earnings report since March, when it announced its plan to shift away from $4 based on their internet activity.
Google's earnings also come as the company faces $4 and likely a tougher regulatory environment under a host of new $4, such as $4.
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