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The story shows a clear shift from traditional media, like BBC Radio 1 and Graham Norton's show, to digital platforms such as YouTube. This change is driven by evolving viewer habits, particularly among under-35s, who increasingly choose online content. Publicists, initially hesitant, now recognise YouTube as a top priority for celebrity appearances, reflecting its growing influence and reach.
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