Netflix and chill may constitute the modern date night, but what do Americans really think about streaming services? As online content and streaming platforms become the norm, Canvas8 polled 2,182 Americans and spoke to eight people to discover what they do and don’t like about streaming services.

The way people consume sports is changing. It’s no longer just about grabbing a seat at a bar or at home to watch a game – fans want content throughout the week. DAZN meets this demand, letting subscribers stream live sports and original content on any device for a relatively low cost.

Many people can relate to having an overabundance of streaming choices, including a bulging backlog of Netflix originals and old-school classics to choose from. Netflix’s 'shuffle' button is thwarting choice fatigue by bringing some much-needed spontaneity to the suggestion tool.

Disney is incorporating Hulu and ESPN+ into its streaming subscription package to give consumers access to a wider range of programs. As streaming services become more common, brands that are able to offer consumers a broad range of quality mainstream media are likely to be popular.