I have watched youtube my whole life, what you see here is sorta just, names that i currently watch, or have stuch around. There are many channels i "had" watched, and im sure some of theese will be at some point too.
Dankpods is a great channel, even my parents like him! He makes otherwise boring looking devices a fun experience! The australian culture being shown too is fascinating to see as a british guy, how similar yet different it is. He also has a spinoff channel, Garbage time, which is just as fun. Showing both professional car rebuilds to shitboxes with cheese in the engine, literally.
One of my favourite youtubers in general, even agreed upon by my parents! He is funny in a way no-one else is on that platform, I think the irish-ness definatley helps that factor as they seem to always have good comedy,
Big fan of their room tour series, and the YLYL where someone came out as trans on stream, that was peak. They are very comfy, very accepting type of person. Also the art. Also BirdHaven.
A classic, he is mine and many others childhood idol, taking us through the 2010s with amazing content and now evolving with his audience as the grow older, with kids and wife too! He also presents on 100.9FM between 20:00 and 21:00
This series is peak, its funny, filled with drama and some of the animation is extremley high qaulity! Also the fanart thats been made of this series is awesome!
This was one of the first youtube serieses i watched, and its pretty awesome, Serial Designation N is my fav character, hes such a silly goober, it did get a little confusing towards the end i must say.
This show is pretty big, even coming out in cinemas now! I think its extremley neat and fun, as a computer nerd, i loved the attention to detail on kingers computer, using real linux commands!
An extremley funny tech youtuber, who basically tries everything that you are not meant to do on machines, on machines. A great laugh. Some MF robbed him a while ago IIRC, which is just a dick move.
A retro tech enthusiast, much like me, creating brilliant tools like 68k.news and frogfind, while also giving some good guides on how to do unusual computing stuffs!
In the same kind of circle as action retro, reviewing old tech, getting it to do modern tasks when it really shouldnt and bringing light to strange old products.
The funniest bloque on the platform IMO, he turns otherwise mundane twitter, reddit and other forum posts into funny, entertaining content, covering various topics and with some stellar re-enactments!
A great artist, who is ultra-wholesome, really kind and sweet and encourages people to try art, even if they arn't the best at it, and has created a community where no matter your art level, people are welcoming! They are one of my main inspirations.
Desipite my lack of interest in most pokemon games, I still like his content! Some of his streams on them are quite good, especially the stream where twitch chat tries to play pokemon, and the Japan travel video!
Originally "DanPlan", some drama happened or something, and their original group split ways, now forming Plan3, they make some very good "What if?" videos, with a nice artstyle and pretty funny commentry, making sure to not take themselves too seriously!
A relativley new youtuber, they make computer videos too, but with twists like getting ones from old junkyards and the such, and also their art is pretty cool too!
Many people know him for his Minecraft content, but tbh i always watch things like the truck sim streams, or the room reviews. His lack of any kind of filter and almost "classic american yeehaww" vibe makes it a unique watch!
I started watching tommyinnit from the now defunct, "We're Sorry" youtube channel, then QSMP, desipite all the drama going on around him, he has remained pure, and now runs podcasts and last i saw, makes lots of content involving PhilZa
They make very interactive content, encouraging their viewers on twitch and YT to interact with the stream directly via commands. Some of the stuff he pulls off is hard to belive its possible sometimes.
DougDoug has been around for a long time now, making streams on various topics, also with interactive content, but with a mix of things like geoguesser and home-made AI trying to compete against twitch chat.
Another tech youtube, but this one is very heavily linux-inspired, very clearly knowing their way around the linux terminal, also often fitting the thinkpad linux user classic stereotype pretty well, also has an astolfo figure which is instant bonus points.
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