Nataliia Prokopchuk

YouTube and TikTok have both introduced some interesting new changes to how their platforms work. Some of these updates are cosmetic, while others radically shift the original approach of the platforms concerning some issues. Let’s break down every update to see what direction it will all go in 2026!

Reaching a million YouTube subscribers is no small feat. Sure, nowadays it’s easier with all the fancy tools at your disposal, but it's by no means easy. Ask any creator who has achieved that milestone, and most answers you’ll hear would come down to luck. While it plays some part in the eventual success, there’s much more to it.

In 2026, live streaming is something that cannot be ignored. It’s one of the dominant forces both inside and outside YouTube. As creators continue to tap into deeper connections with their audiences, live streams have become the go-to method for creators to engage with their viewers. The question, however, stands: how do the most popular creators maintain their audience’s attention in such an overcrowded market? Let’s explore.