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This graph is showing how teens would rather do what a YouTube star does, rather than a Movie Star.

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This is the logo of the famous app!

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This graph is showing how popular the app YouTube is among teens.

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The purpose of this article is to inform the readers. This article is informing the readers about the effect that YouTube has on teens. This article is also informing the reader about the reason why teens do the crazy things that they do.

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The text structure of this article is problem and solution. In the article the problem is introduced and later the solution is introduced. The problem is that teens are taking crazy risks because YouTube videos are encouraging them to do so. However the solution to this problem is that YouTube's guidelines say that they draw the line on content that encourage dangerous activities.

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Impulsive: Acting or done without forethought. The author uses this word to explain why teens do things without thinking.

Tendency: An inclination toward a particular characteristic or type of behavior. The author uses this word to explain why teens might want to do these crazy things.

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You Trouble focuses on the question.."Do stunt videos make teens take risks?" To understand this article it's helpful to know, one American dies every 3 minutes due to accidental injuries. O'Neill supports the main idea by stating that, stunt videos get millions of views on YouTube, YouTube is not the only factor contributing to teens taking these risks, and that YouTube could do more to prevent these videos. In conclusion, YouTube is not the only reason that teens make bad choices, however they should do more to prevent these videos.