For many years, violent content in the media has attracted the attention of scientific researchers around the world. One of the most common and popular ways we come into contact with violence is through television series, which almost always contain some form of violence. Therefore, it is necessary to constantly conduct research in order to better understand violence and how it affects people. This thesis explores the topic of violence in the media, with an emphasis on the analysis of violent content in the popular youth television series "Euphoria". The introduction of new technologies and media platforms enabled a wider audience to access violence as a visual representation conveyed by the media, and interpretations and purposes of violence vary depending on the context. Using the method of content analysis, research was conducted on the popular teenage drama series Euphoria in order to establish in what way, to what extent and in what form violent content and violent scenes are presented. By random selection, 4 episodes from the first season and 4 episodes from the second season were analyzed, and a total of 26 violent scenes were analyzed. The results showed that the popular youth series Euphoria contains a large number of violent scenes where physical violence is used more than mental violence, where women are more often the victims, and almost every scene is committed with a prior intention.