Need a short break from work? Try logging on to YouTube.
There is plenty of weird footage, bad editing clips, failed jokes and random stuff here, which can be entertaining in their own way, but there are also really good channels with great content worth following.
Here are a few to check out.
Lemmino
For those who enjoy mysteries and history videos, Lemmino offers some of the best quality video content in a Top 10 format, as well as short documentaries.
The commentary is calm and relaxing due to his soothing voice and demeanour, which offers a different narration style and speech pattern with his strong Swedish accent.
Sam O’Nella Academy
Well-known for the educational content that, be warned, uses light to heavy swearing.
One of the most distinctive aspects of the videos is that they are drawn, rather than filmed live. Stick figures and crudely drawn props are used.
Exurb1a
Ever wondered if aliens exist? Exurb1a may have the best discussions on philosophical, scientific and otherwise important life questions that can be thought of.
Most of the videos are humorous and feature topics on physics, artificial intelligence and many more.
Tom Scott
Scott mainly produces short, informative videos that include “Things You Might Not Know”, “Amazing Places”, “The Basics” and “Built for Science”.
He has also launched a collaborative channel with his partners, which is known for its series “The Park Bench”, where they discuss stories related to their jobs, travels and experiences from their past.
Food Wishes
One of the best cooking channels on YouTube, Chef John produces video content focused on fun-to-make and easy-to-follow recipes for his viewers, in the hope of improving their culinary skills.
Bill Wurtz
Wurtz is well known for the production methods of his video content, with surrealist and retro visual effects combined with satirical music and dry humour. This has made his videos well liked by his channel viewers.
Bon Appétit
A highly opinionated food brand channel that wants all viewers to love cooking and eating as much as they do. The best series include “Gourmet Makes”, “Test Kitchen” and “It’s Alive”.
Dead Meat
A horror movie channel that explores everything great and bad about the genre.
Famous for its “Kill Count” series that tallies the body count in every horror movie as well as the “Dead Meat Podcast” that takes an in-depth look at a variety of horror topics.
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