A list of best YouTube Channels
Cleaning/Home Repairs
- Mom, How Do I? It hasn't been updated in a couple of years (meaning someone *cough* me *cough* should probably archive them,) but it features videos on skills that you'd typically learn from a mom, like: basic makeup, cleaning, and cooking/baking.
- Dad, How Do I? The brother channel to Mom, How Do I? It features videos on skills you'd typically learn from a dad, like home repairs, mens wear, and cooking.
- Dollar Tree Dinners Guides on how to make meals exclusively from Dollar Tree. Useful if you're on a extremely limited budget.
- Dead Domain Video essays about the trans experience, the current political sphere, and leftism.
- Alex Avila Similar to Dead Domain, videos about popular culture and politics.
- ContraPoints Another in the style of Dead Domain, she uploads incredibly in depth videos about once a year about her feelings, politics, and pop culture.
- Kat Blaque A woman with incredible work in political analysis. She formed a decent part of my understanding of our world and socity's relation to its people.
- Lani's Lens Videos about black culture and its relation to pop culture.
- Lily Alexandre Videos about tech and gender.
- Sarah Z Video essays about pop culture.
- We're In Hell Video essays about pop culture with a doomer tone.
- 8-Bit Music Theory Music theory and how it relates to the songs from popular games like Mario, Zelda, and other nerd shit.
- Cadence Hira Music theory in video games. I'm quite a big fan of their way of explaining.
- Doodley Guides and how-tos for the 3d animation process.
- ClayClaim Clay model creations, based on popular games and movies.
- Scruffy Music/Sound design analysis with beautiful animation.
- Louie Zong Original music, stellar animations, and silly videos. 10/10
- Acolytes of Horror Video essays/short films about horror.
- Ask a Mortician Mortician who makes videos about famous deaths, death-related myths, and anything else death related.
- Captain Disillusion Videos about SFX and how famous internet hoaxes are made.
- Coaster College Videos about rollar coaster accidents, and the how and why of what happened.
- Kyle Hill Videos about nuclear physics and history.
- Higgsino Physics Physics explained visually. I'm a particularly big fan of the nuclear physics videos they've been doing recently.
- Cinema Therapy Analysis of movies through the lense of a licensed therapist (and a filmographer.) It seems like it'd be a little pop-psychology-y, but it is genuinely very in-depth and well-put. It was useful while working on a psych degree to contextualize concepts from class in a more in-depth example.
- PrimerBlobs Simulations of evolution, and the specific sub-scenarios related.
- Reject Convenience Tech and why you should probably be more distrusting of it.
- Retro Game Mechanics Explained Explainations of older console mechanics and how it relates to video games.
- Technology Connections In-depth videos on older technology and how it works.
- The Organic Chemistry Tutor Exactly what is says. Easy to understand chemistry videos.
- The Thought Emporium Real-life mad scientist showing whatever freak thing he's doing now.
- Bernadette Banner Fashion history and costume analysis.
- Erin Parsons Makeup Makeup and fashion history.
- Kaz Rowe General History videos.
- BORED Cooking videos with video game theming.
- DimeStoreAdventures A mans travels to see the little bits of folklore across America.
- Loopy Longplays Longplays of popular games to fall asleep to.
- New England Wildlife and More Despite the name, it is, now-a-days, a guy trying REALLY old food. Like, from the 50's food.
- Nino's Home I'm going to be honest, this one scares me a little. It is fanastic ASMR though.
- Old Man Steve An old man talking about his lived experience. Recent captures the feeling of being at your grandpa's.
- TysyTube ASMR/Restoration.
- Will It Soft Serve? A short-lived series of a Internet Guy putting things into a soft serve machine and seeing if it makes soft serve.
Politics/Pop Culture
Arts
Analysis
STEM
History
Misc