These are YouTube's top trending videos of 2020

In this half-hour part stand-up, part sermon, viewed 29 million times, the legendary comedian tackles police brutality and racial injustice in 2020 — though they have long been subjects of his comedic work.

"This is not a Special but rather an impromptu purging of feelings and thoughts delivered by Dave during his show in Ohio on June 6, 2020," the channel Netflix Is A Joke stated.

Mark Rober had a problem. Squirrels, those jerks, kept stealing his bird seed.

His solution? Building an incredibly intricate squirrel-proof bird feeder, which he created using mechanical engineering.

The first presidential debate, moderated by Fox News anchor Chris Wallace, was memorable for a variety of reasons.

In this 13-minute sketch, viewed just under 30 million times, "SNL" does what the show does best: pointing out all the absurdity of the hours-long event, so much so that it's unclear whether you should laugh or weep.

When makeup guru Jeffree Star confirmed his breakup with longtime boyfriend Nathan Schwandt, shockwaves were felt throughout certain swaths of the internet. This video, for example, has more than 33 million views.

After five years together, Star summed up his feelings in the video bluntly: "I'm devastated. I'm so sad."

The title for the video, with more than 56 million views, says it all: He bought the world's largest firework.

The video description takes it a step further: "I cant believe i spent this much money on fireworks lol"

NikkieTutorials, a Dutch makeup artist, came out as transgender this year in a video that has more than 36 million views.

"I love you all so much," she said in the comments of the 17-minute video.

Gaming videos have long been a huge part of YouTube, so it makes sense that this video has gotten more than 50 million views.

In this 41-minute roller coaster, user Dream and friends do a challenge with the game Minecraft. While Dream attempts to beat the game, his three friends attempt to stop him.

This was set to be comedian Ricky Gervais' last time hosting the Golden Globes, so he didn't care whom he offended, he said.

And that was clear: He took aim at everyone from Felicity Huffman — who served a stint in prison for her involvement in the college admissions scandal — to Leonardo DiCaprio and his reputation for dating younger women.

A uniquely 2020 experience, this video — with 41 million views — chronicles all the funny ways we've adapted to the pandemic.

Whether you struggle with video conference technology or got really into a new hobby this year, you, or at least someone you know, are comically represented and, kindly, poked fun at.

With hundreds of thousands of deaths from the coronavirus pandemic and heightened tensions over racist violence, this year has been filled with bad news.

So John Krasinski, the actor lovingly known for his role as Jim on "The Office," came through for us in quarantine with his YouTube show highlighting positive stories. It did everything: a tribute to frontline health care workers, a virtual prom and even a virtual wedding.