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this post was submitted on 03 Dec 2023
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I was gonna say, the only way Google and YouTube are listed separately is if this data was collected years ago before YouTube music was a thing
Both services existed at the same time for a few years.
~~I think we basically just had 2020 with both, which is after the data used in the OP's chart.~~
I'm suspecting YouTube on here is just ad revenue for music videos on YouTube rather than anything to do with the YouTube music service.
Edit: I was completely off the mark with the first point, I must have completely ignored YouTube music for the first few years
I still ignore YouTube music.