April 23, 2025 marks the 20th anniversary of the first ever video uploaded on YouTube by the company's 25-year-old co-founder ...

But 20 years ago, the first YouTube video was fairly understated. Titled "Me at the zoo," that very first clip shows YouTube ...

The very first video uploaded on YouTube, titled Me at the zoo, was shot in the San Diego Zoo. In the video, the co-founder of YouTube, Jawed Karim, was seen calling the elephant trunks cool.

YouTube's first video just turned the big 2-0.It was on April 23, 2005, that YouTube co-founder Jawed Karim uploaded a grainy ...

On that April day 20 years ago, a mere 17 seconds of video was uploaded to YouTube. These days, up to 500 hours of video are ...

On its 20th anniversary, YouTube now says that since Karim's video was posted, more than 20 trillion videos have been ...

Two decades ago, a casually filmed video at a zoo quietly made internet history. Today, that 19-second clip still stands as a ...

Twenty years since launching, YouTube would likely be worth as much as $550 billion as a stand-alone business, according to ...

Jawed Karim’s 2005 upload didn’t just launch YouTube—it helped usher in a share-all culture, where even the mundane became ...

YouTube on Wednesday celebrated its 20th anniversary by saying it has had more than 20 trillion videos uploaded in its ...

YouTube has transitioned from a place with amateur videos to one that's become a major force in TV with billions of global ...

Twenty years ago today, YouTube released its first-ever video: a now-iconic 19-second clip titled Me at the Zoo. In it, ...