I can watch with him so it's good. I'm waiting for him like for Mark Rober. Trying to start with Crunch Labs I'd go play with them.
However, there are so many channels that make me insane for the kids. Like Unspeakable Studios.
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I can watch with him so it's good. I'm waiting for him like for Mark Rober. Trying to start with Crunch Labs I'd go play with them.
However, there are so many channels that make me insane for the kids. Like Unspeakable Studios.
Donut
Engineering Explained
Prime Time Aquatics
The Straight Pipes
The King of DIY (aquatics)
Ryan Knorr Lawn Care
Lawn Care Nut
Racer
Aquarium Co-Op
Engineering Explained
Prime Time Aquatics
The Straight Pipes
The King of DIY (aquatics)
Ryan Knorr Lawn Care
Lawn Care Nut
Racer
Aquarium Co-Op
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I like Rober and really like Stuff Made here. Other ones that are similar I subscribe.
Veritasium: https://www.youtube.com/@veritasium
Physics Girl: https://www.youtube.com/@physicsgirl/videos
Smarter Every Day: https://www.youtube.com/smartereveryday
Zach King: https://www.youtube.com/@ZachKing/videos
edit: well kinda similar but great ones
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How Ridiculous is pretty good too, as far as kids channels. Bunch of Australian dudes in the same vein as Dude Perfect. They break/smash stuff but don’t quite have the money for the production quality of DP videos.
Kill Tony - Hands down the best thing going in comedy right now.
Reed Timmer - Madman chasing tornadoes and hail.
Todd Family Farm - life on a small family farm in Iowa
Metal Detecting WW2 Battlegrounds - self explanatory.
Howtobbqright - Malcom Reed is the king of BBQ.
Police Activity - Police bodycam and dashcam footage.
Reed Timmer - Madman chasing tornadoes and hail.
Todd Family Farm - life on a small family farm in Iowa
Metal Detecting WW2 Battlegrounds - self explanatory.
Howtobbqright - Malcom Reed is the king of BBQ.
Police Activity - Police bodycam and dashcam footage.
I've got dozens of them:
Wild Wonderful Off Grid, where a young couple with no construction experience built their own elaborate A frame house and are now working on the bedroom wing. They also own an acreage raising sheep, donkeys and chickens and own a couple of businesses in a nearby town, a restaurant and a candle and soap making business. He's an electrician by trade and she's a fitness model.
C'mon Homesteading, where a single guy with an obsession with tractors is building a homestead, raising goats, rabbits, chickens and ducks with plans for some cattle in the future.
Simple Life Reclaimed, where a young couple with three kids is building their own home and are living in the basement of that home, which they also built, while running a homestead on 41.36 acres they share with her brother and sister-in-law and their young son, whose channel, Country Road Cure, I also follow. These two Youtube channels often feature the one directly above and currently have borrowed one of his tractors to help grade their lane. They are all friends and all live in the same part of the country.
Life Uncontained, where a young couple with three kids built a container home on an acreage in Texas with him doing all the work despite no experience in building such things. They are currently working on a tiny container home, that, when finished, they will move to a property they bought on a forested mountain to stay in while they work on that undeveloped property. They even had to build a road to get to it.
Matt Carriker, who has over 4.5 million followers on this particular channel, but also has another channel Demolition Ranch, which I don't follow, where he shoots off all kinds of guns and has over 8 million subscribers. On his Matt Carriker channel, he is currently renovating an abandoned resort on over 340 acres, but he gets into all kinds of other trouble too, like burnout competitions and building strange cars for doing that. He restored an abandoned mansion on a hilltop in Texas, which he is currently living in. He is a veterinarian by trade, but rarely does any of that anymore because he's so busy with his other projects. He also owns a print shop that prints T-shirts, hats, shorts, hoodies, you name it, and is the go-to supplier of such items for a lot of Youtubers.
My Self Reliance, where a man in his 50s is building a homestead in the Canadian Wilderness completely by himself, using mainly old-fashioned tools. He built one whole homestead, including a log cabin, an elaborate log cabin sauna, an elaborate outdoor kitchen complete with an oven made of clay and rocks, among other structures. But when neighbors moved in too close to him and he could hear their everyday activity, he abandoned that homestead that took him years to build and started another one deeper into the wilderness. He's built another log cabin since, with an outdoor kitchen and a stone chicken coop. He has an elaborate forest garden started from scratch, where he had to cut down a ton of trees to even start it.
Curiosity Inc., where a man used to own an antique store in Edmonton Alberta, but now just finds collectibles and sells them in online auctions. He has done several hoarder house cleanouts where he made deals with next of kin and bought the contents, and cleaned up the whole property. The first one was owned by a somewhat famous Canadian potter and he found lots of pottery and other collectibles. He bought the whole house on this one and made in excess of 100K just on contents alone. He also later sold the house for an additional profit. He also cleaned out a former music teacher's house, who had been married to a millionaire. She was also a bit of a fashion diva. He found in the basement rows and rows of vintage clothing and furs (he found over 50 furs alone), boxes and boxes of jewelry, cash money (paper money) hidden around the house, bags of silver coins and silver bars and other assorted collectibles. He sold all the vintage clothing to a vintage clothing store, more than making the money back that he spent on the entire contents of the house.
Treasure Hunting with Jeebus, where a really young couple buy abandoned storage units and clean them out to sell items online. They also hold semiannual yard sales, where everything goes for a dollar and the proceeds are used to buy Christmas toys for needy children in their area.
Itchy Boots, where a young, attractive Dutch woman rides her motorcycle all over the world and does it completely alone. She has done two tours of Africa, one in India, one starting in South America, where she made it all the way up to Alaska and several other long rides. She posts three videos a week, but she is on hiatus right now because on her last trip, she had an accident with her bike and broke her collar bone and did some damage to her foot too. She rides over some very rough dirt roads and takes dirt instead of pavement wherever she can. She was riding in Africa during the rainy season and some of the roads were quagmires.
There are several lesser channels I watch also, but these are the main ones.
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I thought I'd put another one.
Kurzgesagt – In a Nutshell
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Animation videos explaining things with optimistic nihilism since 12,013. We’re a team of illustrators, animators, number crunchers and one dog who aim to spark curiosity about science and the world we live in. To us nothing is boring if you tell a good story.
I started with this one.
Kurzgesagt – In a Nutshell
Kurzgesagt – In a Nutshell
Animation videos explaining things with optimistic nihilism since 12,013. We’re a team of illustrators, animators, number crunchers and one dog who aim to spark curiosity about science and the world we live in. To us nothing is boring if you tell a good story. For updates on our videos and...
www.youtube.com
Animation videos explaining things with optimistic nihilism since 12,013. We’re a team of illustrators, animators, number crunchers and one dog who aim to spark curiosity about science and the world we live in. To us nothing is boring if you tell a good story.
I started with this one.
The only one I consistently watch is Neebs Gaming. Started out as indie film/animation guys and moved into soft role playing video games. They're my daily escape from reality and they're always good for some laughs.
Their GTA V cinematic series is golden.
Their GTA V cinematic series is golden.
This thread comes to mind with my 1st world complaint for today:
Why would you make an instructional video where you don't hardly do any display of what it is that you are showing/explaining and just talk the whole time?
Drives me absolutely up the wall.
Why would you make an instructional video where you don't hardly do any display of what it is that you are showing/explaining and just talk the whole time?
Drives me absolutely up the wall.
demoncore1031
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I don't really watch any specific channels, mostly just good serial killer and UFO videos that I can find.
demoncore1031
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My wife and I have a channel but we don't have much on their yet, just a few videos from my travels to the Philippines and a couple videos from concerts we went to. Will be making a lot of different types of videos probably next year.
Does anyone watch any of these first time watching reaction videos? I think the entire concept is weird and some of them don't seem legit, but it seems to be a popular thing.
I don’t really watch YouTube channels religiously but I watch all of Grant and Spencer Hilberts videos. Just pretty interesting watching them get started being in Ag myself.
Clint Foster - fantastic comedy where he plays the role of Big 12 schools.
Justin Danger Nunley - Usually watch on IG but he usually has some good ones for a quick comedy fix
Viva La Dirt League - Nerdy, video gamey, what's not to love! The one about a horse pocket is one I quote way too often when playing open world games
Marques Brownlee - IMO best phone and gadget reviewer
JayzTwoCents - great info for PC builds and parts
The Proper People - Urbex at it's best. Their video editing and production is crazy good and they explore some very cool sites
I probably follow another 50 or so, but those are the ones I go to the most.
Justin Danger Nunley - Usually watch on IG but he usually has some good ones for a quick comedy fix
Viva La Dirt League - Nerdy, video gamey, what's not to love! The one about a horse pocket is one I quote way too often when playing open world games
Marques Brownlee - IMO best phone and gadget reviewer
JayzTwoCents - great info for PC builds and parts
The Proper People - Urbex at it's best. Their video editing and production is crazy good and they explore some very cool sites
I probably follow another 50 or so, but those are the ones I go to the most.
I always love when its like a 30+ year old person and its like "Man hears the Beatles for the first time" and you're like ??? how.
I watched a couple of clips of Clint Foster. Good stuff. I like the Big 12 rivalry draft.
Utah: “My first act as your new king…”
A couple I visit routinely, completely different type of topics. I know I have a few others, can’t recall off top of head.
David Bennett Piano
—> Specifically, I like his Beatles/pop music analysis, and “guess the song in 2 seconds” & similar features.
MetaBallStudios
—> Animated comparison of size, speed, height, distance, volume and such.
David Bennett Piano
—> Specifically, I like his Beatles/pop music analysis, and “guess the song in 2 seconds” & similar features.
MetaBallStudios
—> Animated comparison of size, speed, height, distance, volume and such.
SAM THE COOKING GUY
Hey all, we're here for one reason - to make your food life better. And to entertain you - ok, so I guess that's two reasons. In any case, if you love food that’s big in taste but small in effort, and served with a side of irreverence, you’ve come to the right place. Watch my videos for...
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He can be a bit annoying but has a ton of good recipes that aren't that hard to recreate
