The second research question of this research paper was to examine the students’ perceptions in using YouTube and whether the use of YouTube had an effect on their English learning process especially in the classroom. Based on the results, 56% of the respondents’ agreed and 39% strongly agreed that YouTube exposed them to what happened in the outside world. This was proven by Kreisen (2009) who claimed that YouTube helped all students to learn more about other cultures since the videos are uploaded by people all around the world. Besides that, almost 57% of the respondents agreed that watching YouTube videos helped them to improve the quality of their assignments produced. This proved a claimed by Tan and Pearce (2012) that the use of YouTube videos helped students and was an effective way to support their learning. According to the results, the findings also showed that 66% of the students agreed and 24% strongly agreed that surfing the YouTube was very convenient, affordable and easy to access. It was relatively easy to gain access to YouTube because it is a well-known video sharing website where users can upload, view and share video clips (Duffy, 2008 in Roodt & Peier, 2013). According to Duffy (2008) in Roodt & Peier (2013) this was also due to the statistical reports on official website that more than one billion visitors every month and thousands of videos and topics in many languages are shared and are available on YouTube.