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Which YouTuber still creates high-quality videos to this day? (lemmy.world)

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Seeing the other post here about YouTuber that went downhill and seeing content creators I am familiar with makes me sad. But how about those that still makes great, high quality content?

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[–] kryllic 46 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago) (1 children)

The Bread Circus
- They go through the Star Wars movies from a book lore perspective, point out flaws in the writing and lore-breaking, and offer suggestions on how the sequels could have been handled differently. They did The Last Jedi, and I really enjoyed it. They also have some cool videos on podracing, ships, and guns.
Defunctland
- History of Disney rides, takes the culture of the time into consideration, the video on queues is a must-watch, imo.
Draw Like a Sir
- Really solid drawing tutorials that aren't very complicated, takes the time to break down high-level concepts into simple exercises. Overall a really fun channel to watch, even if you're not into drawing.
Fredrik Knudson
- Long, deep-dive videos into internet history/culture. Rare uploads, but a banger every time.
James Lee
- Newgrounds-era animator with amazing compositing techniques and a very unique animation style where he inserts himself into his videos as a very animated caricature of himself.
Lemmino
- Like the History Channel but without the fluff. Cool topics, very nice animations, high production, high-quality content.
MattKC
- Known for a Lego Island decompilation project. Also does retro console repair from time to time — very fun watch.
Paper Will
- Rare uploads. but interesting video essay topics. High quality and a nice watch during lunch.
Pecos Hank
- A storm chaser who is Reed Timmer's ying to his yang. Very chill, documentary-quality footage featuring himself playing guitar and talking about the beauty and power of nature. You've probably seen his footage on the Weather Channel!
Technology Connections
- Great deep dives into random technology, old and new. The video on the popcorn button on microwaves is really good (I think that may be on his second channel?)

[–] [email protected] 22 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

Technology Connections

"It's november, so that means no effort videos all month." proceeds to make high effort video