i’ve got a few! john wolfe is probably my favorite for anything horror-related, and i also like jerma for general gaming stuff (i know he streams but i usually catch it on the stream archive or 2nd jerma youtube channels). i’m also into channels like lockpicking lawyer, midwest magic cleaning, mountain rug cleaning, and post10/new england wildlife & more. lately i’ve been on a scambaiting kick so i’ve been watching atomic shrimp and kitboga (who also streams, but again i usually watch on youtube)! yet to check out atomic shrimp’s non-scam related videos but i’m sure i will some time when i’m off my scambaiting kick.

oh i have a bajillion!!! seconding jerma for sure, i've been watching him for over 10 years now.

also:

">Izzzyzzz, does a lot of video essays on things (has several on Neopets that i adore) ">Jacob Geller, i adore his video essays SO MUCH, i've cried from a few of them tbh ">TheWelshViking has a lot of stuff about Welsh history and culture that i really like!! ">Brutalmoose is a variety streamer, love his video game stuff well enough but his food vids are where he shines most imo ">AskAMortician is an irl mortician and makes videos about thematically appropriate things, mostly death related ">wayneradiotv and rtvs are VERY fun; check out half life vr but the ai is self aware if you haven't already! not to MENTION... the gnome

wayneradiotv. yes! i need to watch his stuff more actively but i absolutely loved hlvrai which i'm sure is how most people know the channel but it was still great. i also first got introduced to hphollowtones that way i believe, and now she's been on snapcube's rtfd too iirc? i also like snapcube but i haven't been watching her super actively. there's quite a few creators that i like but don't keep up with actively, at least not at the moment. i'm sure i'll get on a different kick and return to them, though :P i've heard of ask a mortician but never really watched her, my friend who was really interested in death and death work told me about her a while ago. i should try to check her out some time though. i watched midnight gospel (well, i've watched it a few times over the last few years), and i really liked the episode where he spoke with the death worker, that was one of my favorites. one of my other friends recently showed me kkclue, the first video of theirs i watched was about tamagotchis, which i thought was really cool! the same person recently did one on video game records that was pretty funny

drawfee show ;) !!! lately been watching a lot of dream jelly's vids as well; shes relatively new but does pretty cool video commentaries on like, late 90s-early 00s nostalgia stuff like the feature length webkinz tour

i use youtube mainly for art tutorials but if i'm just watching for entertainment then i like jenny nicholson and defunctland.

">Christine McConnell - Home and object renovation and general sort of gothic whimsy vibes videos.

">Jessica Lauser Inktober folklore and mythology narrated over drawings.

">Dr. Lamia Crow Eerie Animations with a cool art style.

">Tale Foundry Writing, stories and world building with a fun robot mascot.

I listen/watch YouTube way too much.

These are some of my favorites: Chelcie Lynn Cut & Jubilee Fundie Fridays Kendall Rae & Crime Weekly

im waiting for her to post a new vid! it's been so long!

i remember hearing somewhere that there's a second part to her evermore video on her patreon, and that she was maybe considering releasing it publically? :'( i hope it's true.

was that the webkinz thing you wanted to watch together? we still need to watch it with clown!!

i like defunctland! i've only watched a few but i think their stuff is really interesting. the one i remember watching was the one about the trackless wiggles ride? i think that was defunctland anyway

i should probably check out tale foundry some time, i like writing but i've kinda fallen out with a lot of writing stuff and consuming media about that would probably be useful in that regard. folklore and mythology stuff is cool too, is it typically one sorta vein of mythology or more varied?

oh, i haven't heard of any of these but i looked up fundie fridays really quick because it caught my attention. it kind of reminds me of the ">eating for free podcast (they upload on spotify as well), deep dives into pop-culture stuff. it also sort of reminds me of the barney documentary if you ever saw that, it delves into the barney hate and these groups dedicated to hating barney and such. i remembered the whole "i hate you, you hate me" parody of the barney song but i honestly didn't know there was a whole subculture around it. really interesting documentary if you ever get a chance to watch!

It's a variety! I have seen her do everything from Bloody Mary to more cryptid-like stuff. I enjoy her artstyle, too--it's sort of inspired me to want to make a more in depth mythology/folklore storytime channel myself. >>I wish more artists would go for this genre since I get worn out on IRL storytimes/drama stuff pretty quick.

Stephanie Soo (aka MissMangoButt & Rotten Mango) You know the best drama? Chinese drama! Omg I love when she covers Chinese drama. IV drip of loooove~

I watch way too much Youtube, so I have several channels that I follow.

My favourite is probably /">Ashens, although he doesn't post as much as he used to. I understand because after running a YouTube channel for 16 years, I would want to change things up too.

Second Favourite is a tie between -Noble">Dominic Nobel with his show Lost in Adaptation and ">Overly Sarcastic Productions, primarily for their Trope Talks videos.

Other than those, I am subscribed to ">Musical Hell, ">Acapella Science (although the creator I think has moved on to other projects), ">Ze Frank, and ">Folding Ideas (Dan Olsen).

I also really like ">Ryan Hollinger, but I have to watch his stuff solely on incognito mode because my wife sometimes uses my YouTube account and she spooks really easy, so I can't have it suggest anything horror based.

Fundie Fridays!!! I do love that channel, though sometimes I have to take a break almost, lol. I'm a big fan of religious deconstruction content in general, and though I've never been Mormon, Zelph on the Shelf does a really good job talking about hot topics in that sphere.

I really like Girl With The Dogs - recently she's moved to doing grooms on dogs that need it but have behavioral issues that make it harder for traditional groomers to take them on, and it's really neat to see how well that kind of thing can be done with patience and understanding.

Most of the videos I watch are video essays because those are just my favorite thing. Usually I go for ones about books or weird internet topics, but I recently found the channel People Make Games, which does reporting on some obscure-but-fun-to-learn-about video game topics (think Polygon, but more serious). They did a 2-parter on how Roblox exploits kids into free labor and it's both fascinating and disturbing. 10/10 would recommend.

Sorry I'm so late to replying.

I just looked up the eating for free podcast. I'll have to check that out sometime, as I see they have some deconstruction videos. I've never heard about the Barney (the dinosaur?) parody. I looked it up and found what I think was the original documentary. It was interesting back in the day as a baby, I would watch Barney, and there was so much hate. I'm not sure what that was in response to: maybe the beginning of the internet/meme culture.

Oh cool, I like deconstruction videos too. I have to take breaks from some channels. There are a few therapists I watch that are more serious. But Fundie Fridays can be a little lighter sometimes; I enjoy watching Jen. I also watch Girl With The Dogs! I love when she shows restricted dogs that she grooms ie: akitas, pit bulls, etc.

Anyone here watch Gab Smolders? she is my favorite!

Crafting - nerdecrafter Music- natewantstobattle Funny - dougdoug, jacksepticeye, Markiplier, lordminion777

Lately, I've been watching lots of Abroad in Japan; he's currently doing a series where he goes around North Japan and posts a new video about each stop every 1-2 days.

It feels like a slightly more unhinged version of a BBC documentary, and it makes me want to go back.

I also follow Paolo from Tokyo, Mythical Kitchen, Binging with Babish, Try Guys, and Tasting History with Max Miller.

a few I've been enjoying as of late, in alphabetical order:

Dr. Becky - astrophysicist who is super super fun Kaz Rowe - history, with an LGBT+ twist LGR - my comfort channel, tech retrospectives, oddware, and the like Linus Boman - graphic design deep dives Miniminuteman - archaeology!! he's done a lot of cool trips lately Pushinguproses - another comfort channel, old lady shows and adventure games thehistorysquad - medieval history, lots of medical stuff, also weirdly comforting? ThorHighHeels - older/sometimes obscure games plus great music