Lilly Singh is back on YouTube. This time, shes doing it for herself.

Lilly Singh is going back to her YouTube roots.

And honestly, it's about time.

The comedian and former late-night host, who rose to internet fame in the 2010s as Superwoman, officially returned to YouTube on Thursday, Oct.

15, with her first sketch comedy video in nearly five years.

Titled " My First Day Back at YouTube ," the video marks the beginning of a new chapter for one of the platform's original breakout stars.

For longtime fans, that means the return of Singh's observational comedy, exaggerated characters, and culturally specific humor.

But don't expect the same sketches about high school crushes and strict parents that helped make her famous.

Singh is 38 now, and her comedy is growing up with her.

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"It might not be about my first crush anymore.

But it's going to be about like the stuff I'm going through, and me and my friends are going through today." According to a press release, Singh's new YouTube era will feature a mix of situational comedy, cultural commentary, personal vlogs, higher-production digital formats, and collaborations with other creators.

Fan-favorite characters will also make a comeback.

For anyone who spent their teenage years watching Singh's sketches, it's a welcome dose of nostalgia.

But her return also reflects how much the relationship between internet creators and Hollywood has changed .