YouTube Premium has some features that are absolutely worth paying for — chief among them being the elimination of ads and the ability to play videos offline — but if you're not watching YouTube as much as you thought, you may be better off reverting to ad-supported YouTube instead and just spamming the Skip button.
The subscription tier has changed a lot since its inception, especially now that Originals will be coming to free users with ads. On top of that, YouTube Premium's legacy price cuts are ending, and an individual plan now starts at $14. Thankfully, canceling YouTube Premium takes only a few seconds and can be accessed from the app even more easily.
