Youtubers

What youtubers do you all follow? If any, that is. What do you like about them?

I don't follow many, but this guy I have been following for a few weeks now - Dovydas.  He lives in my state and really is a one man band and plays just about any genre.  His guitar playing is phenomenal and the way he sets up a song with the keyboard and drum pad, then loops it,  is neat to watch.   The sounds he gets just blows people away.  Some of his most popular videos are - When someone requests a piano song, When someone yells for a Kendrick Lamar song,
When someone requests a Steve Vai song, Smoke on the Water cover, to name a few, and a lot of the stuff he plays in the lobby of a hotel.  If you like music, you should check him out.

^ I think i've seen him do Tender Surrender! That was a great video.

I follow a great many 'Youtubers', but the majority are fitness/powerlifting related and few people here would have any interest in them. There are only a few select others that I subscribe to:

https://www.youtube.com/user/thedoubleclicks

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I love them because they make me smile when I'd otherwise be curled up in a ball.

https://www.youtube.com/user/gamesdonequick

They do great work for charity and enjoy the art of speedrunning - which I am also fond of.

https://www.youtube.com/user/ViolinTay

I followed her years ago when she had few subscribers and her output was mostly video game covers, but I keep her around anyway.

Cavey said:

I follow a great many 'Youtubers', but the majority are fitness/powerlifting related and few people here would have any interest in them. 

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Athlean-X by any chance? 

^God no... never.. not ever...

Now i feel like a terrible beginner.

I'm sure that Jeff Cavaliere is a nice guy and I'm sure he knows his stuff, but he's entirely about physique, aesthetics and, most of all, turning himself into a brand in order to make money. I'm more into lifting as heavy possible and eating lots of doughnuts

He's definitely selling a product yeah. Different goals eh, fair enough. Ironicly your physique looks better than mine.

Volt said:

He's definitely selling a product yeah. Different goals eh, fair enough. Ironicly your physique looks better than mine.

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Well, powerlifting still builds muscle mass providing you're eating a caloric surplus with the necessary amount of protein and amino acids to stimulate a muscle protein synthesis response. I'm just not concerned with definition. Being shredded requires eating at a deficit and that's detrimental to strength goals.

90% of what you see on Youtube is smoke and mirrors - good lighting, good photography and 'special supplements'. For the record, I'm not concerned with those, but I wish people would be a little more honest about the whole thing.

I don't follow any, not really going to get into what I think of this generations obsession with getting famous on Youtube. The only people I subscribe to are music artists so I know when the put out a new video.

Cavey said:

Well, powerlifting still builds muscle mass providing you're eating a caloric surplus with the necessary amount of protein and amino acids to stimulate a muscle protein synthesis response. I'm just not concerned with definition. Being shredded requires eating at a deficit and that's detrimental to strength goals.

90% of what you see on Youtube is smoke and mirrors - good lighting, good photography and 'special supplements'. For the record, I'm not concerned with those, but I wish people would be a little more honest about the whole thing.

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Ah right, i get you.

Too many. Mostly "social commentators" with some gaming channels and other domains tossed in like music and firearms.

YouTube is for cat video's and nothing else!!!!!!

I'm not super-into YouTube, but I do love some of Buzzfeed's videos on food.

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I could never afford a $900 coffee so it's nice to see some of the stuff out there and watch people enjoy it.

MisterLonely said:

YouTube is for cat video's and nothing else!!!!!!

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what about doggos???
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Rodent said:

Too many. Mostly "social commentators" with some gaming channels and other domains tossed in like music and firearms.

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This + some girly honeysuckle.

Tealeaf said:

I'm not super-into YouTube, but I do love some of Buzzfeed's videos on food.

I could never afford a $900 coffee so it's nice to see some of the stuff out there and watch people enjoy it.

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$900 worth of catpoop probably!, there be gold in the litterbox!

(For those who don't know.. http://www.most-expensive.coffee/)

DarkSelene said:

MisterLonely said:

YouTube is for cat video's and nothing else!!!!!!

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I'm sorry, dogs are scary :|, ok these are kinda cute ... except that last one.

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I'm sad I never became a youtuber.
Talk about making lots of money for absolutely no reason.
Now that it's so popular I don't have a chance in hell, but had I know making videos about how bad movies are was worth so much, I'd have started ten years ago.

I don't have specific YouTubers other than itsJudysLife, just cos I love watching her kids. I used to follow SortedFood, and then I lost time to watch them. I do subscribe to The Ellen Show too.