Welcome to Pornhub’s 5th annual Year in Review, the best place to discover and reflect on what we’ve collectively been searching for and how we’ve been viewing porn in 2017. After our colossal 2016 recap, we are back at it again, with new numbers and updated graphs, displaying how the last year’s highs and lows played out on Pornhub.
Update! Check out our all-new 2018 Year in Review
In today’s Insights report, we’re once again focusing on the preferences of Pornhub’s female visitors — this time from Germany. The proportion of Germany’s female visitors is relatively low at only 20% compared to the world average of 26%, but we have seen an increase of 3 percentage points over the last 2 years.
On November 27 it was officially announced that Prince Harry would wed American actress Meghan Markle. While most royal Pornhub searches are contained to parody characters like Princess Peach and Princess Leia, the engagement announcement none-the-less caused a massive search increase for soon-to-be princess Meghan Markle.
Squirting is a term used to describe female ejaculation, and it’s popular category and search on Pornhub. The popularity of squirting videos (nsfw) increased drastically between 2013 and 2015, and has remained as one of Pornhub’s Top 20 categories of videos. Our friends at Clued In asked Pornhub’s statisticians to strap on their goggles and take a close up look at squirting.
Today, Pornhub Insights once again brings you on a magical journey into the eternal struggle between the sexes. Previously, we’ve looked at Women’s Favorite Searches, Colombian Women, Irish Women, Scaninavian Women and even the interactions between Women and Technology. But today, we’re continuing our female friendly trip around the world with an insightful look at the women of Italy along with our friends at Il Messaggero.
For most people, Halloween is a day to step out of their normal routine and enjoy a bit of fantasy — which also happens to be a great reason to visit Pornhub on any day of the year. So it’s no surprise that fantasy and costume related searches increase drastically each October 31st. We’ve covered such changes on other holidays like Christmas, Valentines Day, Thanksgiving and Easter, so our statisticians jumped at the chance to dig up some spooky stats for Halloween.
