Favourite Youtube Channels

Chev_Chelios · 22-12-2017 10:08PM #1

Youtube has a lot of shíte on it. Sterile chatshow segments, clickbait crap, etc. But there's a lot of great content there too, what channels do you enjoy and would recommend to others.

I quite enjoy every frame a painting. He does great in-depth movie analysis.

I would post a link but apparently i'm not allowed to because rules I guess.

JiminyRickets · 22-12-2017 10:09PM

F*ck your f*cking balls, Chelios!

Chev_Chelios · 22-12-2017 10:11PM

JiminyRickets wrote: »

F*ck your f*cking balls, Chelios!

You're just jealous i'm with Amy Smart Verona.

Tuco88 · 23-12-2017 12:07AM

Too many to think.

AvE is constantly good.

Car cleaning guru is good. And big Clive.

Junkyard Tom · 23-12-2017 12:22AM

The School of Life
VisualPolitik EN
Real Engineering
Nerdwriter1
What I've Learned

ArchXStanton · 23-12-2017 12:27AM

Find myself watching a lot of freight train hopping videos lately to escape the monotonous drudge of life....

R.I.P Stobe

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gs9ySNvmbDM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hUg0jFO7NTo

Stephen Gawking · 23-12-2017 12:32AM

Dark5, creepy, unnerving & informative.

Kidchameleon · 23-12-2017 12:35AM

Sandman
Howard Dare
Computing Forever

BorneTobyWilde · 23-12-2017 01:07AM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=egspfoTuzTo

SHe's has an interesting bio. Fast growing base too.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GEB2f5dpFXs

Squall Leonhart · 23-12-2017 01:09AM

Vsauce is a good channel for fun science type videos

PopePalpatine · 23-12-2017 01:16AM

Outside of gaming channels like Super Best Friends, Achievement Hunter and Game Grumps, I'd have to say Hot Ones. Who needs truth serum when you have chicken wings that seem to be made out of Venus's atmosphere?

Urindanger · 23-12-2017 01:18AM

Primitive Technology is absolutely class. The lack of talking makes is so much better too.

NegativeCreep · 23-12-2017 01:22AM

Cody’s Lab
Vsauce
Achievement hunter
What culture
Real life lore

ganmo · 23-12-2017 01:24AM

History buffs
Mighty car mods
The Great War

Snotty · 23-12-2017 01:26AM

BorneTobyWilde wrote: »

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SHe's has an interesting bio. Fast growing base too.

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I can only assume you are a 12yr old girl, as I don't know any adults that could watch that annoying crap.
She goes to a charity shop and is amazed that secondhand stuff is cheaper than new stuff on Amazon, genius.

AllForIt · 23-12-2017 01:35AM

https://www.youtube.com/user/scooby1961/videos

Scobby for me is a total gem. I've learned so much from him over the last 12 years.

Pero_Bueno · 23-12-2017 01:40AM

Joe Rogan.

soups05 · 23-12-2017 02:04AM

Philip deFranco. great show, 12-14 mins long covering newsy type stuff. brillant. plus welshdrive, uk car crash, premises 182, chris the car guy. too many more to mention.

oh and the honest trailer guys, watchmojo and of course bearing.

Rubber_Soul · 23-12-2017 02:35AM

Urindanger wrote: »

Primitive Technology is absolutely class. The lack of talking makes is so much better too.

100* this

Sephiroth_dude · 23-12-2017 11:00AM

Robin Seplut

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTZUTvv_1Onm-f-533Hyurw

iDave · 23-12-2017 11:03AM

Real Life Lore
WonderWhy
Curious Droid
Vsauce
Thunderfoot
Rubin Report
Copa90
Kraut and Tea

Sky King · 23-12-2017 11:03AM

CPG Grey ftw.

Oh and also there is also an English guy who does the same type of show but I can't remember his name. He's a trained linguist and has really interesting takes on language and speaking.

suicide_circus · 23-12-2017 11:04AM

Forgotten Weapons

Mars Bar · 23-12-2017 11:08AM

"Geography now" is really good. He is going through all of the countries alphabetically and explaining their political and demographic make up and other little facts. Then on Fridays he does flag friday and he explains the flag and the country's emblem. He's just after doing the two Koreas and kuwait is up next!
He's quite handy with languages too and he's becoming popular as a teaching tool arpones the world.