Google Year in Search 2019: Who needs Rewind when you have this?

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It’s tough to argue that Google’s Year in Search videos don’t raise the bar for the company, especially compared to the polarizing YouTube Rewind clips. Now, Google has published the 2019 Year in Search video (seen above), while also detailing global search trends for the year.

The 2019 video focuses on heroes, covering Avengers: Endgame, real-world athletes, good Samaritans, first responders, and plenty more. Google also posted its top search results of 2019 in various categories, and you can check out all the winners below.

Top searches

1. India vs South Africa
2. Cameron Boyce
3. Copa America
4. Bangladesh vs India
5. iPhone 11

6. Game of Thrones
7. Avengers: Endgame
8. Joker
9. Notre Dame
10. ICC Cricket World Cup

News

1. Copa America
2. Notre Dame
3. ICC Cricket World Cup
4. Hurricane Dorian
5. Rugby World Cup

6. Sri Lanka
7. Area 51
8. India election results
9. Typhoon Hagibis
10. Fall of Berlin Wall

People

1. Antonio Brown
2. Neymar
3. James Charles
4. Jussie Smollett
5. Kevin Hart

6. Billie Eilish
7. Greta Thunberg
8. R Kelly
9. Joaquin Phoenix
10. Jordyn Woods

Actors

1. Jussie Smollett
2. Kevin Hart
3. Joaquin Phoenix
4. Keanu Reeves
5. Lori Loughlin

6. Lauren London
7. Rami Malek
8. Erika Sawajiri
9. Brie Larson
10. Hirofumi Arai

Athletes

1. Antonio Brown
2. Neymar
3. Bryce Harper
4. David Ortiz
5. Alex Morgan

6. Andrew Luck
7. Megan Rapinoe
8. Iker Casillas
9. Zion Williamson
10. Ansu Fati

Movies

1. Avengers: Endgame
2. Joker
3. Captain Marvel
4. Toy Story 4
5. Aquaman

6. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
7. Frozen 2
8. Green Book
9. The Lion King
10. Aladdin

Passings

1. Cameron Boyce
2. Nipsey Hussle
3. Julen
4. Karl Lagerfeld
5. Emiliano Sala

6. Jeffrey Epstein
7. Gugu Liberato
8. Niki Lauda
9. Gabriel Diniz
10. Sushma Swaraj

Songs

1. Old Town Road
2. 7 Rings
3. Shallow
4. Señorita
5. Memories

6. Into the Unknown
7. A World New World
8. Sunflower
9. Sexy Lady
10. Bad Guy

TV Shows

1. Game of Thrones
2. Stranger Things
3. Chernobyl
4. When They See Us
5. The Umbrella Academy

6. The Mandalorian
7. Baal Veer
8. Euphoria
9. Motu Patlu
10. Dead To Me

Personally, I’m a little disappointed that Google didn’t offer categories for consumer tech and memes like it did in 2017. Back then, the iPhone 8, iPhone X, and Nintendo Switch were the top three consumer tech searches. Meanwhile, the top meme-related search results back then were Cash Me Outside, United Airlines memes, and Elf on the Shelf.

You can check out the Google Year in Search 2019 in more detail over at Google’s dedicated hub.

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