The Top Trending Searches On Google In March

Mason Vera Paine

Google Trends, Sarah Armstrong joins me to discuss the top searched trends people searched for in the month of March. For the latest trends from Google visit: Trends.Google.com/TrendsFollow Twitter on Google at: Twitter.com/GoogleLike Google on Facebook at: Facebook.com/GoogleLike and Follow Google on Instagram at: Instagram.com/Google https://75dc83.p3cdn1.secureserver.net/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/7.-Sarah-A-March-GT.mp3 Google March Trends Transcription [00:00] - Announcer: Mason Vera Paine. [00:02] - Mason Paine: Google trends expert Sarah Armstrong is here with the top search trends in science, entertainment, sports, and other news for the month of March. Thanks for joining me, Sarah. [00:11] - Sarah Armstrong: Thank you for having me. [00:12] - Mason Paine: So what are the big things that were on Google for this month? [00:16] - Sarah Armstrong: We had lots of different topics trending this month. And the World of Entertainment, of course, it was the Oscars and Succession premiered. There was also St. Patrick's Day and Women's History Month, Daylight Savings, Time March Madness. So lots of fun stuff going on in March. [00:31] - Mason Paine: Yeah, my favorite thing, not going to lie, is the Oscars. I just love movies. And this year was just absolutely fantastic. There were so many good movies. I'm shocked what got snubbed, and I was shocked what was in there. But what was trending this month when it comes to the Oscars? [00:49] - Sarah Armstrong: Totally. I love looking at these Oscars trends, and it was so fun to watch the ceremony. The leading up to the Oscars, Avatar. That's the movie that was really trending on Google. It was beating out all the other movies, at least in search trends. But then, of course, after the Oscars, everything everywhere all at once completely swept, and we saw way more search interest in that movie than anything else. [1:12] - Mason Paine: And I'm surprised because I really thought Avatar was going to do so much better than what it did. And then out of left field, everything everywhere all at once just took everything. And I absolutely adore that movie. So I was nothing but excited once I was like, Oh, my God, they're winning. They're winning everything. It's like, I just bet on this horse and it was going to make me gold. [1:34] - Sarah Armstrong: Totally. It was so interesting to see these huge, big budget blockbusters, Top Gun, Avatar, loose to what was a very small budget movie and everything everywhere all at once. And we saw the top acting awards go to that movie. Of course, they won best picture. So really exciting night for that team. [1:53] - Mason Paine: Yeah. And what was also strange for me was there was a lot of movies that got snubbed. Again, last year there was so many movies, and I didn't realize how good all these movies were that didn't even get a nomination. The Woman King, The Northman, Pearl, 3000 Years of Longing, Where the Crow Dad Sings. I could go on forever. So it was wild to see how many movies that were nominated and how many weren't. I'm just curious, were any of the snubs trending at all? [2:25] - Sarah Armstrong: You're absolutely right. We went ahead and looked at those SNAP searches, and the Northman was the top Oscar SNAP search, followed by Kill, Don't Worry Darling actually hit number three there, Woman King, and then the menu for Oscar SNAP. [2:40] - Mason Paine: Yeah, I saw the Northman in theaters, and I was really geeked out that they used a lot of people from that region because you know Northman Vikings. And one of them they used was Bjork the singer. So I was thinking to myself when I found out, I couldn't believe Bjork was in that movie. And of course, she had to play the weird witch Dr. Shaman thing. So I was like, Oh, that was totally Bjork. [03:03] - Sarah Armstrong: That's awesome. I still haven't seen the North and you'll have to go check it out. And clearly,