There is no official Anonymous channel
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This is what I clicked this thread to say. It doesn't make any sense. There is no official "anonymous" organization so there can't be an official Youtube channel.
Having an official YouTube channel seems to be kind of counter Anonymous.
That said, they come from 4chan and that has mostly been right wing for the last decade or so.
A bunch of teenagers all over the planet certainly don’t have "official YouTube channels."
The way I always understood it, there are two Anonymous channels, one left and one right. The former focusing on humanitarian aspects of activism while the other one on fighting authoritarianism and whatnot. But of course this interpretation can be wrong. Nevertheless, Anonymous is fractured, and it's sad that a group that prided itself on decentralization didn't see the fracture coming. Anonymous is just cliques now.