5 mad movie makers - always good slow motion Lego or brio railway stuff.
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Ashens has been the most stable and consistent thing in my life since 2008.
i've always been a fan of yes theory.
and a similar one called anton is here.
My mechanics. ---Et voilà!
I grew up watching pewdiepie playthroughs. Then when I was in my late teens early 20s he went too edgy and I lost interest.
He has changed dramatically since. He's content is very wholesome again, he's now a father (wth) and he's living in Japan. I looove their Japan vlogs. So much so that it gave me the confidence to visit Japan this year... Twice.
I'd argue that none can claim to be high quality if they use tons of ads. I just can't stand this sort of thing, and YouTube's own paid system doesn't block them all.
This said, my (free) adblockers currently work, and they block the sponsored stuff as well. When they work, I still really enjoy Kurzgesagt videos. They are excellent.
If you are into watches then I would say Watchbox reviews is the best. Tim Mosso there is the best host I've come across in the watch space.
I'm a big fan of illwillpress foamy forever.
I am not really a huge car guy but I really enjoy Savage Geese, they put out high quality content.
Fundie Fridays puts out enjoyable, quality content. They're is a little more "low budget" but good quality and they discuss right-wing extremism and Christian fundamentalism.
Some More News Quality news show with very not safe for work humor
VlogBrothers John and Hank Green post short videos twice a week and talk about almost anything. Recently they helped make tuberculosis medicine more accessible in poor countries.
Dr Becky Astrophysicist talks Astrophysics
Numberphile Math for the masses
Veritasium Derek shows off science and engineering and psychology and stuff
BriTANick Comedy videos that come out once a year or so.
Arizona Ghostriders Easy fun videos about the old west
The Engineer Guy Bill Hammock exploring the world of engineering
C&Rsenal Very deep dives into old military firearms and their design and production history
Illinois Energy Professor David Ruzic talks about different energy systems, like nuclear, solar, and the real-world considerations involved
Lindybeige Loyd enjoying himself thoroughly
We're certainly spoiled with the amount of wonderful videos people are out there making!
Explosions&Fire and its sister channel ExtractionsAndIre
The person who makes these science videos does it in such an entertaining and funny way that you forget that it's a science channel. He uses homemade tools and chemicals to make explosions and fire and SO much more…
The best part is that he puts his videos up, no matter if he fails or not. In fact, he fails more times than not on ExtractionsAndIre. I've been watching him for years and years, and any day that he posts a new video is a wonderful day.
Undoubtedly, he's been my inspiration to muddle through chemistry experiments without the proper background nor proper safety equipment.
Kitboga’s my touchstone
Some big ones have been mentioned here, but to fill in some I think were missed: Gamer's Nexus (best example of ethical tech journalism out there, been the source of some major exposés in the tech industry); Overanalyzing Avatar (Gives honest takes with a unique and humorous perspective on the ATLA and related series); SortedFood (British cooking show with a focus on avoiding food waste by a bunch of friends, a few of whom are Michelin chefs); Spiffing Brit (Exploits and breaks games in a hilarious fashion, genuinely brilliant, loves tea); ZeFrank (Animal TrueFacts channel); Potato McWhiskey (I hope you like Civ VI, one of the best players out there); Viva La Dirt League (Does live skits based on video game and employment tropes); Ididathing (Guy makes wacky but insanely dangerous contraptions); NileRed (Bonkers brain here, has actually turned Paint Thinner into Cherry Soda and other ridiculous chemistry) .