The given demonstrates the proportions of leisure time young adults spent on different extra-curricular activities during 2025 in a European country.
Overall, it can be easily deduced that the general trend of European countries’ teenagers’ hobbies in 2025 showed that playing digital activities was the most popular among the respondents.
Looking at the details, the largest category of the young adults was involved in playing video games during their free-time, which accounted for 35% of all activities. Additionally, the next major segment of the population part-taking in after-school activities included those who played sports or did other similar outdoor activities, which showed a lower contribution at 25%. Social media and texting were also among the most popular ways to spend time among the teenagers, representing 20% of all participants. When added together, these three categories made up four fifths, or, in other words 80%, of all the after-school activities for young adults in that European country in 2025.
In stark contrast, the least popular activity appeared to be this of teenagers who watched TV or movies in their free time, which accounted for only 8% of all who took the survey. This trend was joined by the young adults who liked reading and participating in creative arts in their leisure time.