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== Education == | == Education == | ||
When it comes to education, Kurzesagt is one of my favorite. They're topic tends to stay in the realm of physics and health. Some times it is personal about mental health. Other times, it is cosmic and is about black holes. | When it comes to education, Kurzesagt<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/@kurzgesagt Kurzgesagt - In a Nutshell]</ref> is one of my favorite. They're topic tends to stay in the realm of physics and health. Some times it is personal about mental health. Other times, it is cosmic and is about black holes. | ||
I have high respect for Hank Green, I love everything he does and he does a really good job at getting me on his side on every topic that he speaks on. I learn so much from him and look forward to his videos. | I have high respect for Hank Green<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/@hankschannel Hank Green]</ref>, I love everything he does and he does a really good job at getting me on his side on every topic that he speaks on. I learn so much from him and look forward to his videos. | ||
=== Cooking === | === Cooking === | ||
Townsends looks at modern cooking YouTubers and decides that the best topics are how people used to cook centuries ago. Some of their video talks about how people used to appreciate just eating a roasted onion or homemade bread. They do a good job making you appreciate eating and working with the food that is available. It is definitely not about getting rare ingredients. | Townsends<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/@townsends Townsends]</ref> looks at modern cooking YouTubers and decides that the best topics are how people used to cook centuries ago. Some of their video talks about how people used to appreciate just eating a roasted onion or homemade bread. They do a good job making you appreciate eating and working with the food that is available. It is definitely not about getting rare ingredients. | ||
== Entertainment == | == Entertainment == | ||
=== Reviewers === | |||
Arlo is one of my favorite reviewer on Nintendo content. His avatar is a puppet, but that has became his medium of expression. He tend to make video reviews that spans to upwards of 20 minutes. Very fueled, very passionate. | Arlo<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/@ArloStuff Arlo]</ref> is one of my favorite reviewer on Nintendo content. His avatar is a puppet, but that has became his medium of expression. He tend to make video reviews that spans to upwards of 20 minutes. Very fueled, very passionate. | ||
Chris Struckmann<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/@ChrisStuckmann Chris Struckmann]</ref> and Jeremy Jahns<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/@JeremyJahns Jeremy Jahns]</ref> are my favorite reviewers of movies. Though, I would give more weight to Chris Struckmann. Chris Struckmann has a passion for film making and it shows as it talks about the effort put into a film as well as the special affects. Whereas, Jeremy focuses on the entertainment value and mostly just talks about his level of enjoyment. | |||
=== Skits === | === Skits === | ||
I like Daniel Thrasher. He's entertaining. You can tell from his videos that he has a vary careered musical background and a talent for playing the piano. But what you actually get from his skit videos is his passion for comedy. To write the absurd and situationally comedic. You also see his passion for video editing and special effects. His videos shows the desire to innovate and build on his skillset of filmography. | I like Daniel Thrasher<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/@danielthrasher Daniel Thrasher]</ref>. He's entertaining. You can tell from his videos that he has a vary careered musical background and a talent for playing the piano. But what you actually get from his skit videos is his passion for comedy. To write the absurd and situationally comedic. You also see his passion for video editing and special effects. His videos shows the desire to innovate and build on his skillset of filmography. | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:11, 22 November 2025
YouTube
One, if not the most well known, video platform on the internet. Owned by Google and built by a community of content creators that get paid by Google by allowing ads on their videos. Companies pay Google for asking them to show ads. Alternatively, there is Vimeo, but I rarely hear about people talk about that video site anymore. That site has been less about community and feeds and more about having uploaded content that content creators can share directly. TikTok has short form content and an algorithm for automatically selecting the next video for watchers to see. YouTube adopted short form content as well with YouTube Shorts.
YouTube Premium
In the world where there is Netflix and the streaming websites that spawn from it like Disney+ and Paramount+, the content on YouTube can seem subpar to the content that you can get elsewhere, but because of the YouTube community, there is still great content for both education and for entertainment. It's also great being able to watch YouTube without ads and great being able to access the YouTube Music library for its content. I don't plan on on unsubscribing to YouTube Premium because of the music alone.
Education
When it comes to education, Kurzesagt[1] is one of my favorite. They're topic tends to stay in the realm of physics and health. Some times it is personal about mental health. Other times, it is cosmic and is about black holes.
I have high respect for Hank Green[2], I love everything he does and he does a really good job at getting me on his side on every topic that he speaks on. I learn so much from him and look forward to his videos.
Cooking
Townsends[3] looks at modern cooking YouTubers and decides that the best topics are how people used to cook centuries ago. Some of their video talks about how people used to appreciate just eating a roasted onion or homemade bread. They do a good job making you appreciate eating and working with the food that is available. It is definitely not about getting rare ingredients.
Entertainment
Reviewers
Arlo[4] is one of my favorite reviewer on Nintendo content. His avatar is a puppet, but that has became his medium of expression. He tend to make video reviews that spans to upwards of 20 minutes. Very fueled, very passionate.
Chris Struckmann[5] and Jeremy Jahns[6] are my favorite reviewers of movies. Though, I would give more weight to Chris Struckmann. Chris Struckmann has a passion for film making and it shows as it talks about the effort put into a film as well as the special affects. Whereas, Jeremy focuses on the entertainment value and mostly just talks about his level of enjoyment.
Skits
I like Daniel Thrasher[7]. He's entertaining. You can tell from his videos that he has a vary careered musical background and a talent for playing the piano. But what you actually get from his skit videos is his passion for comedy. To write the absurd and situationally comedic. You also see his passion for video editing and special effects. His videos shows the desire to innovate and build on his skillset of filmography.