YouTube recently announced that after 10 years, it's removing its Trending page and Trending Now list to shift to a charts-style system. Last week, Google announced that these changes will take effect in the coming weeks as a result of discovery habits changing significantly over the past decade.

YouTube has confirmed it’s sunsetting its original Trending and Trending Now pages from July 21. It's instead moving to charts for specific types of video.

YouTube is removing its Trending page and Trending Now list in favor of category-specific charts, the company announced on Thursday. With this change, YouTube is moving away from the single, all-encompassing list for trending content to now just displaying the most popular content in specific categories on YouTube Charts.