so in recent months ive found myself watching more and more youtube rather than crappy tv, i have now subscribed to quite alot of "tubers"

i subscribe to

strongman stuff like brian shaw/eddie hall/robert oberst/hafthor/martins licis/aurence shahlaei and larry wheels

car stuff i subscribe to living life fast/jp details/car cleaning guru/jesse collingham and lee lockwood (pair of bodge it modders but reminds me of me and my mates back in the day) and calvins car diary

foody stuff i subscribe to beard meets food/badlands chugs/skippy62able (LA BEAST)

and a few odds n sods like nuclear blast records/fail army/tall guy car reviews etc

 

I prefer YouTube than T.V

Monkey London (Modified Jap cars)
Hagerty (Barn finds)
Harry's Garage (High end cars)
Tavarish (Car projects)
Mustie1 (Repairing stuff)
Techmoan (Hifi and electronics)
Wonder (Survival docs)

Too name a few.

 

i have saw some monkey london,i will watch some more of his stuff. i did subscribe to jamie fyd but he really really gets on my **** so i dont watch him anymore

 

I watch youtube stuff when I can - I do prefer it to watching telly sometimes

The Rooster Teeth family of channels and pages are pretty funny.

I like wasting time watching this guy build swords Michael Cthulu

These guys have, what I consider, amusing takes on current news but it's mostly about US news - Internet Today

Joe Rogan has some interesting guests and discussion

 

Boostedboiz and boostaholics

 

Bad Obsession Motorsport for the Project Binky build (Celica GT4 into a classic Mini), amazing fabrication skills and now on episode 24

Mighty Car Mods and a couple of their spin offs, predominantly Jap stuff in Oz, turbo Tribeca engined Legacy, V-Tec into a classic JDM Mini, RB26 into a 240Z plus more recently a few Euro bits. Also some useful How Tos with a nice crate EJ20 replacement engine swap.

Cletus McFarland, redneck workshop doing V8 stuff with the worlds first 7 second manual Corvette plus other mad stuff

Finnigans Garage, Blown Hemi powered 55 Chevy and a twin turbo Hemi powered Jet Boat

 

Only two; Ninja and Stonemountain

 

Is it me or has YouTube become utterly overfilled with clickbait vids (titles in capitals with pics that don’t even relate to the vid), and analytics ****** (that pad out the first parts with junk in order for them to get a higher listing), as well as those creating clip vids that are all composed of other people’s content.

The problem is all my search results are filled with this, it’s constantly recommending it to me even though I’m wise to it and avoid it, yet it still persists.

Anyhoo. Another prop to Bad Obsession, as well any Roadkill off shoots.

 

+1 for Bad Obsession’s Project Binky - a masterclass in fabrication, engineering and mechanical problem solving.

Anything on mega-powered US WW II warbirds - P51s, Hellcats, Corsairs, Sea Fury, etc.

Advanced RC modelling skills like HemiStorm

Smooth Jazz compilations


(Don’t understand the TV bashing comments, TV and YouTube are different propositions and there’s room for both.)

 

dcrainmaker, altough less latley

plus bit of an obession with home tube bending fabrication, for canopies

 

I play quite a few board games, so I like to watch demos of how they play and what they look like etc to help me decide if it's something I would like to play/buy.

My favourite is Rahdo Runs Through - he's a little bit crazy and all over the place, but once you get used to him he's pretty entertaining.
The Dice Tower is another pretty good one.
And Watch It Played with Rodney Smith is good for rules explanations.

 

Another vote here for Bad Obsession and Project Binky - absolutely stunning work, and humourous and well presented too.
This is how blokes TV should be made - not the Mike Brewer/Edd China fluff.

People want to see in detail how somethings done - the shows like Car SOS - you see them drag in a rusty old crock o sh1te, then 5 mins later its all painted and finished (magically) and they are bolting the shiny stuff on... and doing a 10 min section on having the badge rechromed at a Factory, or collecting all the shiny parts from a warehouse and a fake 'doing a deal' for the Parts. I want to see the REAL work that's gone into it - not the dumbed down to the lowest common denominator fluff bits.

Project Binky gives me that realism.

 

Car Stuff (mostly JDM) :
adamc3046
monkylondon
1320video
roadsuntraveled
mightycarmods
motivedvd

PC / comp stuff:
jayztwocents
bitwit
pauls hardware

general entertainment (mostly around gaming):
pewdiepie
markiplier
cinnamontoastken
jacksepticeye
ozzymanreviews

should keep you going

 

Mooo! Bitch! That’s my boy!
Moo ! I’m freezing udders off!

(my ringtone Ages old, still cracks me up )

 

Any youtubers who review watches. cars. torches and pocket knives .lol

Really enjoy Urban Gentry for watches. Excellent. Follow him

 

Talking of watch reviews I follow Paul Pluta, i think his watch reviews are hilarious.

 

Oh yes Good old Archie Luxury. F****ers.lol

 

Globebusters


flatearthers - they are fvcking hilarious

 

Flashaholics is pretty cool

You Tube

 

Electroboom, although more recent vids are very sponsor-orientated

 

Retropower are doing a Mk1 Escort build for Gordon Murray. Its no Project Binky but its a nice build and some of the other cars they have in are superb.

 

With the way people were getting revenue taken off of their videos (for often undetermined, false or daft reasons) it's the only option for some - with the work that many of these people put into their vids, I'm fine with watching a 20 second sponsor message.

 

Donut Media's series of "Everything You Need to Know Up to Speed" isnt bad

 

I tend to follow

Baldycatz
SciManDan
Bob the Science Guy

and I really like the Pitch Meeting series

 

Scimandan is great, so is CoolHardLogic and Potholer54

 

B is for Build is my fav just now and his m5 powered 240z is awesome. His SEMA lambo build will be interesting.