Neal Mohan

relevant we were trying to make it for kind of this YouTube generation.

And again, you obviously saw the integration with things like Destroying and Mr. Beast in the actual live stream of the game itself.

But that sort of creator engagement through the lens of creators is something that sports leagues are leading to, which is sort of like what I describe as a new water cooler moment.

I mean, you guys know we're the number one streaming platform here in the U.S., so I think the latest Nielsen number was, and we've been the number one streamer in the U.S.

here for two years, and I think the number, the latest Nielsen number was, I think, something about roughly about 13, 14 percent of the

of the TV watching audience.

But remember, that number doesn't include YouTube on mobile.

So it's a television number.

I mean, look, our numbers are growing.

I think other streaming platforms are growing.

Other mobile platforms are growing.

I think if you look at sort of the totality of sort of human time, it's still sort of a relatively small portion of that.

There's another fastball.

Right.

I like it.

That's why I'm here.

Good question.

Yeah.

You know, I think that, actually, I'll just say a couple things about that.

And one of them will sound, it's sort of actually connecting the dots between the questions that you guys asked, which is, you know, the way I answered Dave's question is...