For decades, the NFL has been the most popular choice for television viewers. Over time, the love for American football has only grown stronger across generations. However, with the rise of streaming services and home video entertainment dying out, it appears that anime is ready to take the top spot as Gen Z increasingly gravitates towards it.
In a recent report by Polygon, the company analyzed the data for TV audiences, surveying nearly 5,000 participants to understand viewing habits across different age groups. As it turns out, the data revealed that Gen Z is more inclined to watch anime every week as opposed to pro sports like the NFL.
Among respondents above the age of 18, the survey found that 42% of Gen Z participants regularly tune in to anime each week in comparison to the 25% who follow the American football league. In the United States, this trend underscores the growing influence of anime on streaming platforms.
From the report, it’s pretty clear that anime has become increasingly popular among the youth, to the point where its cultural impact is now comparable to that of mainstream sports. In fact, this significant shift has prompted major companies such as Amazon Prime, Netflix, Disney+ and Hulu to invest in anime content to cater to the growing demand.
It is quite evident that anime is on its way to becoming the most consumed form of entertainment in the world. With Gen Z embracing this medium, it is safe to assume that future generations will also consider anime as a mainstream form of entertainment rather than a niche interest.
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