Stafford et al. (2004) defined Content Gratification as “informational content for special consideration as a desired outcome of consume Internet access”. Content gratification is an important need for every media user, no matter whether the user is a traditional television watcher or online service user (Lin, 1999). Content gratification is follow-on from the use of facilitated messages for their direct, substantive intrinsic value for the receiver. Content gratification is purposeful use of media (like in instrumental use). Two types of disconfirmations of motivations was identified that will arise content gratification, including the disconfirmation of self-documentation and the disconfirmation of information sharing from Peters (2007). Therefore, content gratification of YouTube resides in content of the information carried through the channel. If a user’s perceived quality of the information transmitted by YouTube is higher than or the same as his pre-use expectation, he will be content with the content gratification and will thus remain to use the UGC. Therefore the H1 of this study is: