YouTube has announced that it will be phasing out its “Trending" page and its “Trending Now” list. In a statement, YouTube cited changes in user behaviour, saying that viewers have been increasingly ...

The change, which will happen over the next couple of weeks, comes as YouTube says it has seen visits to its Trending page ...

YouTube is removing its Trending page and Trending Now list in favor of category-specific charts, the company announced on ...

One theory is that YouTube Music is being taken into account for the new chart, which may not have been the case on the original Trending page. YouTube says it will expand into other charts over time.

YouTube, home to a billion monthly podcast listeners, has decided it’s done letting rivals Spotify and Apple own the scoreboard and this week launched its own.

Elsewhere in metal, the mainstay German act Rammstein landed at No. 58 on YouTube's Global Top Songs chart with their single "Adieu," released on Nov. 24. It's No. 1 on Germany Top Songs.