It really doesn't matter. YouTube takes in any A/V uploads and convert them into 2.0 stereo for playback. So, the original uploader thought they have uploaded Surround Sound tracks. But in reality, only the original uploader can download the original track (not play back). Everyone else are 2.0 stereo only. Don't ever use YouTube for surround sound testing. It doesn't work.
=========================================================================================================== As others have said, no.
However, some Atmos demos are available from Dolby at https://www.dolby.com/us/en/guide/test-tones.html You can download them and play them on your computer (if it's connected to your soundbar) or put them on a USB thumbdrive. You'll have to plug the USB into a video player (TV or Blu-ray disc player, for example). The soundbar recognizes only audio files on its USB input, not video files.