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Wednesday, October 2
What was the most searched for by Americans in 2021 ?, according to a Google Trends map
New reports from reveal what Americans searched the most online during 2021 with surprising results.
Reddit user u / V1Analytics created a one-minute video that illuminated the most popular search terms from the year’s recap 2021 in Google searches and Google’s daily search trends page.
The report began on January 6, 2021 and reveals that most people Googled “Capitol” and “Biden” .
Given that January 6 was the day of the attack on the United States Capitol, those search results are not surprising.
The surprising thing, however, is that six states actually did more searches for the Mega Millions jackpot that day.
Americans ended January searching for GameStop after its valuation soared in a stock market phenomenon.
In February , Americans turned their attention to The Weeknd and his Super Bowl performance.
Much attention was also paid to the launch of the Valheim video game, as well as several sporadic power outages across the country.
In March, it was all about money, as Americans had a Thing on my head: stimulus checks.
April searches on Google focused on the deaths of some public figures, including Prince Philip of the United Kingdom and American rapper DMX .
Americans had a crypto fever from May to early July, and Google searches mostly focused on Dogecoin.
The cent Another focus of attention was on AMC stocks and a few more power outages.
Towards the end of July, trends changed as searches for Jeff Bezos (who traveled to the space) and Simone Biles (who spoke about sex offenders) began to take over.
In August, Afghanistan stole the show after For the Taliban to officially seize Kabul.
Then Google searches focused on professional boxer Jake Paul and Hurricane Ida, who devastated Louisana.
In the first half of September, people focused on the disappearance of Gabby Petito.
In the second half, they seemed enthralled by “The Squid Game” and Alec Baldwin’s accidental murder.
From October to November, searches for Travis Scott soared, probably due to the Astrworld Festival catastrophe.
The Kyle Rittenhouse court case and the release of Adele’s album also piqued people’s interest.
For about two days in late November, the shooting at Oxford High School was trending, and then Spotify Wrapped came out and stole the spotlight.
Until now, December searches have been dominated by tornadoes and Elon Musk, as he was recently named “Person of the Year” by Time magazine.
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