Well, I don't live in the UK but I do live in the EU, so there was, is and will be quite some media coverage here.
From what I've seen until know, it seems like most people that voted to leave had a very low amount of knowledge about the EU, were elderly or lived in a remote/rural area or a combination of those. Honestly, that's not very suprising as that is basically what is the case during any kind of voting that has the subject of governmental influences in any country. It always saddens me that people with a twisted image of reality are able to influence these kind of major choices, regardless of what they vote.
Personally, I think by leaving the EU, they won't solve the problems such as those with immigration and will only gain more problems such as those regarding their economical state. Outside of the UK, there are of course also the needed consequences. Economical but also people who would need to leave the UK to return to the country where they were born regardless of the amount of life they built up in the UK.
I guess only time will tell what the real outcome will be. If the UK ends up leaving the EU, I hope any negative consequences will be a wake-up call for more people who think not working together is the best solution to solving global problems. Our lovely populistic far-right party in the Netherlands, PVV, already is working on their campaign for a Nexit. Luckily, the other parties are aware that the leader and only official member of the PVV, Geert Wilders, is Donald Trump 2.0.
A lot of people in the UK seemed to be heavily emotionally affected by this decision of the nation, so all I can say is stay strong and be true to yourself.