In 2025, YouTube is still one of the biggest ways people in Canada enjoy entertainment and learn new things. From funny videos and songs to news, vlogs, and trending challenges, YouTube shows what people love watching the most.
Millions of Canadians spend time on YouTube every day. The most popular videos are not just fun — they also tell us what people in the country are feeling, enjoying, and talking about. Let’s see the most popular YouTube videos in Canada in 2025 and what they tell us about the country.
People in Canada love music, and music videos are always very popular on YouTube. This year, Canadian stars like Drake, The Weeknd, and Tate McRae are still trending.
One of Drake's new songs, with cool music and beautiful scenes from Toronto, became one of the most-watched videos in Canada and around the world.
Tate McRae’s song, filmed in Calgary, also got millions of views. It shows that Canadians love to support their own talented artists.
Canadians enjoy laughing, and funny videos are very popular in 2025. Skits, prank videos, and stand-up comedy clips are among the top-watched videos on YouTube.
Famous Canadian YouTubers like "4YallEntertainment," Kurtis Conner, and Julie Nolke share funny and relatable videos that people enjoy.
These videos remind us that even when life gets busy or hard, Canadians still love humor and fun content.
Daily life vlogs are also very popular. Many Canadians enjoy watching people explore cities like Vancouver or small towns across the country.
A popular video series shows a young couple traveling all around Canada in a van. Their videos show the country’s beauty, outdoor fun, and love for simple living.
Vlogs help people see what life in Canada is really like, from festivals to everyday moments.
Quick, short videos are a big hit in Canada in 2025. YouTube Shorts has made it easy for people to share fun clips and join trends.
Challenges like the “Ice Bath Challenge” or “Dance Across Canada” became viral, with thousands of people joining and sharing their own videos.
These short videos show that Canadians love fun, being creative, and feeling connected to others.
Many people in Canada use YouTube to learn new things. In 2025, videos about science, history, cooking, and money management are watched by millions.
Channels like "Kurzgesagt – In a Nutshell," "AsapSCIENCE," and Canadian cooking shows are helping people learn while having fun.
This shows that Canadians are curious and want to improve their knowledge and skills.
The most popular YouTube videos in Canada in 2025 tell us a lot about the people:
Music brings everyone together and shows pride in Canadian talent.
Comedy and humor are loved by all ages.
Vlogs show the beauty and real life of Canada.
Fun challenges and short videos show a playful and creative side.
Learning videos show people want to grow and know more.
These videos show that Canadians enjoy entertainment, value education, and love sharing good moments with others.
Social media, especially YouTube, helps trends spread quickly. When a video goes viral, people talk about it at work, school, and even in the news.
Canadian YouTubers play a big part in starting these trends. When people like, share, and comment, the videos become even more popular.
Businesses, brands, and influencers also watch these trends closely. It helps them make content that people enjoy and stay part of the online conversation.
The information in this article is based on general online trends and publicly available data. Popularity of YouTube videos may change over time. Readers are advised to check official sources for the latest updates. CNI News Network is not responsible for any decisions made based on this content.
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