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I'm just getting into YouTube in the past year. I find myself watching it more than tv sometimes. There is actually better programming from regular folks out there than what piques my tv interest.
No Life Shaq -- reaction channel. Metalhead Shaq is the best! He's always entertaining.
Rick Beato -- music analysis and such. Guy has tons of knowledge.
Mr. Puzzle - kinda like Chris Ramsay but the guy just solves puzzles. He's got a really cool accent. This guy is my second favorite.
The Lockpicking Lawyer -- after a while you'll see that locks are worthless and this guy can pick anything quickly. This guy is by far my favorite.
Fowler's Makery and Mischief -- He won Alone Season 3. He does survival stuff.
Little King Goods -- Leathercraft. Thus guy makes some amazing stuff.
Tysy Tube -- Restorations. Amazing work.
I'm also a fan of watching the TA&M marching band videos. In general, I tune into the above and cruise other recommended channels for restorations, survival, leathercraft, and others I can't think of now.
For those who have not been down the YouTube rabbit hole, be forewarned, you may succumb to the song of the Sirens if unchained like me and I was one of those guys who looked at the younger generation's viewership and was like, "why?"
No Life Shaq -- reaction channel. Metalhead Shaq is the best! He's always entertaining.
Rick Beato -- music analysis and such. Guy has tons of knowledge.
Mr. Puzzle - kinda like Chris Ramsay but the guy just solves puzzles. He's got a really cool accent. This guy is my second favorite.
The Lockpicking Lawyer -- after a while you'll see that locks are worthless and this guy can pick anything quickly. This guy is by far my favorite.
Fowler's Makery and Mischief -- He won Alone Season 3. He does survival stuff.
Little King Goods -- Leathercraft. Thus guy makes some amazing stuff.
Tysy Tube -- Restorations. Amazing work.
I'm also a fan of watching the TA&M marching band videos. In general, I tune into the above and cruise other recommended channels for restorations, survival, leathercraft, and others I can't think of now.
For those who have not been down the YouTube rabbit hole, be forewarned, you may succumb to the song of the Sirens if unchained like me and I was one of those guys who looked at the younger generation's viewership and was like, "why?"
