Utube videos

[80watts]

So what do you watch on the utube channels?
If I have something to repair I will look up online, usually there is a utube video similar to what I need to do.
Mostly woodworking, how tools/jigs are made. Shop made from scrap or limited number of tools.. etc.
Or high tech stuff, and sometimes guys shooting various ammo or guns....

 

[Uncled]

Cats and car crashes ( dash cam videos).

 

[masterblaster]

I’m interested in historical type videos of various types of aircraft and documentary videos.

 

[Theguyfromvictoria]

So embarrassing....but am obsessed with ‘Jetting Julia’, this uber-cute blond flight attended that vlogs (is that the right word?) her travels.
Also can’t get over her loser boyfriend, LOL
She is hot. He is anything but-
Gives me hope!
Too bad she is based out of Dallas...

 

[nwtl]

Debates, interviews of the social, political and intellectual kind, podcast videos. Grilling and unique meat cooking videos.

 

[80watts]

MB you should visit the Candian Air Musuem in Ottawa, and the Smithsonian in Washington DC for air planes. I also find Netflix and Prime has documentarys too. I like the P-38 Lightning. There was an celebrity that helped increased the P-38 range in WW2. Use of go, and no-go guages.

 

[Mariotenti]

im watching this channel called That Chapter - irish blocke discussing murders and unsolved mysteries....there was the pickton thing he did - lots of footage and clips - that dude was a nutter.

 

[Larry's Torch]

Far too many bookmarks to list, but I enjoy video gameplay, van life, crime related, mechanical restoration, music, comedy.

I'm contemplating my own channel, but am concerned about someone taking the idea and flooding Utoob with massive amounts of content, thereby hijacking my stuff.
Utoob isn't what it used to be.

im watching this channel called That Chapter - irish blocke discussing murders and unsolved mysteries....there was the pickton thing he did - lots of footage and clips - that dude was a nutter.

Check out Criminally Listed.

 

[wetnose]

I love watching the cooking channels, especially when they demonstrate some of the more unique techniques. The experts make it look easy since they do it dozens of times a day but actually doing it yourself is a completely different matter. e.g. stretching out pizza dough onto a pan.

 

[masterblaster]

MB you should visit the Candian Air Musuem in Ottawa, and the Smithsonian in Washington DC for air planes. I also find Netflix and Prime has documentarys too. I like the P-38 Lightning. There was an celebrity that helped increased the P-38 range in WW2.

That was Charles Lindbergh. He was the only civilian to fly an air combat mission in WW2 and I believe he shot down a Japanese plane while on the mission.

 

[Ray]

Cooking channels for myself. Check out Uncle Roger. He's hilarious.
Music. Getting tired of being bombarded by ads though.

 

[Mr. J]

I make more videos than I watch, but I usually watch historical stuff, cooking stuff, and music videos.

 

[Panza22]

I find myself watching buskers playing music, people playing covers of popular songs and videos about smoking food.

 

[oldshark]

Technical history, e.g. motor design......
Military & general history
Historical lifestyles (e.g. cooking show for early America)
Engineering & science videos
Old & new music videos - Talking Heads, Cure, B52s, Joan Jett, Dead South (very good band)
John Oliver, Stephen Colbert, Seth Meyers, Jim Gaffigan
Used to watch Forgotten Weapons but the Youtube algorithm kept sending me to right wing troll sites