Is this just about informative channels? Becuase I've got a lot.
Gaming
The Escapist.
Granted, the only reason to watch this is for Yahtzee's Zero Punctuation. They keep on trying to make other series stick, but I guarantee you that 99% of the subs are there for Yahtzee.
The Escapist is a Webby award winning website by gamers, for gamers, and about gamers. If you like what you see here, new videos are released every day, only...
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SovietWomble.
The definition of quality over quantity. Uploads very rarely on his YouTube channel, but when he does it's a guaranteed riot. Has an insane attention to detail, even going so far as to edit in shadows on the ground for the text he overlays on the screen.
Youtuber, Streamer and inventor of the colour green.
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SuperGT.
Recently discovered this. All he does in race games, mostly sim games such as Gran Turismo and Forza. Although he does take the occasional trip to Forza Horizon or other racing games. Very calming, soothing voice, and typical Britisch stoicism. It's wildly interesting to see him explain that clean racing is often the best choice. I even started using some of his tips in FH4, and it helped me immensely.
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Music
Rameses B
One of my favorite drum & bass artists. Incredibly talented, and he uploads every song he makes on YouTube.
Independent music producer of melodic and diverse electronic music. From Leeds, UK Merchandise: https://RBMerch.com Best known for the melodic textures and a...
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Seth Everman
The living meme king. If you don't know this guy, you're missing out. Also in the category of "quality over quantity", uploads are sparse, but instantly hit millions of views. Make sure to enable subtitles, as there are some funny lines hidden in there as well.
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Interesting stuff
Forgotten Weapons.
The channel you never knew you could watch for hours on end. Almost all of his videos are about an obscure or rare gun, and he explains in detail everything there is to know about it. It's more than just "things go pew if you pull this", as he also explains about the history of the design, the contextual need for that particular gun, the way the manufacturing process has an impact on some design choices,... It's fascinating to see, even if you're not into guns, but are into engineering.
At Forgotten Weapons I think the most interesting guns out there are the most obscure ones. I try to search out experimental and prototype weapons and show y...
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Geography Now
Every week, a new country is being looked at, until they reach the end of the list. Every video includes interesting facts about the geography, the borders, the landscape, the population, the politics,... There are secondary videos uploaded as well, which details stuff about that week's country's flag.
It can be a bit hard to follow though, as they keep a pace that can only be described as "very fucking fast". And since they cram so much info into one video, it's hard to keep track of everything.
Hey geograpeeps! Welcome to Geography Now! This is the first and only Youtube Channel that actively attempts to cover profiles on every single country of the...
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Sketches
Crackermilk
Ridiculously underrated. Short sketches, almost never more than 1 minute long, but hilarious every single time. It's an... acquired taste of humor, though, I must admit. My GF always looks at me like I'm crazy for laughing every time I watch a sketch.
Please laugh at us.
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ProZD
He got famous on Vine, back in the day, but made the transition to YouTube pretty smoothly. You've probably seen his stuff already, without knowing who he was. He uploads less sketches now, as most of his newer videos are about reviewing board games, commenting on his cats, or trying out weird types of food.
I'm a voice actor. If you're in need of my services, shoot me a message or email me at prozdkp@gmail.com You can mail stuff to SungWon Cho PO Box 7426 Burban...
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Other
William Osman & Micheal Reeves
Two seperate channels, but they work together a lot, as they are roommates. William's channel is more family friendly, and he basically just makes stupid shit based on weird ideas. Interesting things are the result, such as a hat that always follows the sun, or a N64 controller that forces you to scream instead of pressing A. He has a weirdly chaotic way of presenting things, which makes it even funnier, IMO.
Micheal Reeves is the edgier, angrier version. A lot more cursing, a lot more offensive comments, but still confusingly interesting. He also builds crappy things, but he is more focussed on programming than engineering. Popular things include the Roomba that screams whenever it hits something, and the "trigger me elmo", a toy that detects what race someone is, and then makes an appropriate offensive joke.
Hi, it's me! Dubious quality. Questionable integrity. Unethical delivery. Sometimes the best lessons teach what not to do.
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Critical Role
This one is a lot harder to get into. Basically, every Thursday, famed voice actor Matthew Mercer sits down with 6-7 of his friends (who are also voice actors), and they play Dungeons and Dragons. They really make a show out of it, with all them fleshing out their characters to an insane amount of detail, including (of course) specific voices. Mercer is an amazing DM to boot.
Difficult to get into, since every video lasts for more than 3 hours, sometimes hitting the 4 hour mark. And they have been doing this for a looong time. They are currently at E65, of their second campaign, and their first lasted for 115 episodes. Ever since they started their own channel (they used to be part of Geek & Sundry), they expanded their selection, with weekly interviews, after-show discussions, and on occasion they do some one-shots, often with some (famous) guests.
What started as a home Dungeons & Dragons game in 2012 has evolved into to a bit of a phenomenon. Critical Role is now in its second campaign with nearly 500...
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