Topic: What do you like to watch on YouTube? (Read 517 times)

I usually watch music videos and some investment tutorials on YouTube

Of course I spend most of my time on YouTube because watching videos here is very pleasant to pass time and very quickly get good educational stuff which plays a very important role in our daily life.

OK, probably not as entertaining as hillbilly's slapping each other but...
Tom MacDonald - End of the world - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H1kLQ7yfY0I

Maybe depressing but I had to post it somewhere, although it does include a lyric about cryptocurrency being our last financial hope.

When I hear something I like on spotify, I have to look at the video on youtube. Tom's one of my favorite artists.. this was released last year, I'm behind, but I just heard it today! I'm not a huge fan of the country style on this song but most of his songs I can play on repeat and still enjoy it...

race war, everybody needs me, white trash, I'm sorry, black and white, everybody hates me, don't look down, sheeple, this house, clout, brainwashed.
I could go on but I'll stop!

Outside of music videos... the slingshot videos are fun lol, i don't know why anyone would want to do this!
https://youtu.be/rg7ceVZPCoE?si=KA_kS6s0n8p3em_Z
https://youtu.be/6vyl-h9Cc8o?si=3L9dBP-dKbpp9kcR

 

I usually watch about bushcraft, respectively, about traveling and cooking in nature.

Fun forum trivia: the Bargain Boys were the unofficial mascot of the WO thread in 2019-2020.


Along the lines of the same style of comedy, I also enjoy anything by Tim Heidecker (On Cinema at the Cinema was really good until they went to the premium subscription model), Flight of the Concords, and Zack Galfinakis, even if he's been pretty mainstream for quite some time.

I like watching science-related broadcasts.

I’m really into watching off-road car videos. I also love survival guides and videos, especially the ones where people show how to live off the grid. Probably, my fav one is Outdoor boys.

Also, as English is not my mother tongue, I practice it this way. So, I prefer watching something informative rather than just memes or complications.

And what exactly are you watching?

These days ? i love watching battle rap in which i found them genius and entertaining .

I can't say that I am, but I did enjoy that video. A 1987 rube cube for 4 hunge? Now that's a bargain!

Yeah, I enjoy this kind of stuff (though, I think you'd have to understand exactly what's being parodied to really appreciate it. I mean, that's a very obvious thing to say, but, I can see a lot of people watching that video and thinking "WTF even is this?").

The thing about this kind of comedy is that it's temptingly compatible with a fairly low-effort, just-having-fun style of content creation that I tend to not enjoy. I find myself more wanting to savor the high-effort, carefully-metered-out stuff. Something special happens when a seriously stupid (in the best sense) idea gets handled in a but-we-need-to-get-this-just-right kind of way (the stuff by The Lonely Island often gets there, IMO: "This is the second best idea that we've ever had!").

The stuff that really makes me smile though is when there's a kind of positive feedback loop between the material and the performer(s), and you just can't imagine anyone else ever being able to do the same job. Stuff like John Cleese as Basil Fawlty, or Rowan Atkinson as Mr. Bean. The best example of this that I can think of is Peter Sellers playing Inspector Jacques Clouseau...

Those old Pink Panther movies were before my time, so I probably don't appreciate them as deeply as I could, but they still make me really happy in a way that modern stuff just doesn't. The "Pavlova of the parallels" scene is one of my favorites. There are so many excellent scenes to pick from those movies, but one that I remember literally sending coffee through my nose was seeing Sellers (an Englishman) playing a French police inspector (Clouseau) emerging from the fog disguised as a Swedish sailor ("It's only an old salty Swedish sea dog, out there from the salty seas, you know!").

Travel, cars, tourism, food, and a lot of things for development

The Hardcore Hillbilly. LOL. I almost forgot people like this exist... or close to it, anyway.

Are you a fan of Aunty Donna? Seems like it might be something up your alley

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F7xGbEGdOfw

I only like to watch short type videos on YouTube.

When I have free time, I like to watch short videos and listen to songs on YouTube. Among short videos, I like action movie scenes the most

"Just over the next hill, and right off the beaten path... you'll find Big Wayne's compound: a secluded mountain-top spot that plays host to the craziest bunch of thrill-seeking hillbillies you ever saw."

Well for me I do like to watch music videos on youtube. And when a new song does come out I can watch that on youtube.

And I watch some help videos to help my nephews win their video games. They are not good at doing that so when they can not advance a level or mission I will go on youtube. 

Dust

I can’t really specific things I watch on YouTube. I’m thing that’s comes to mind I go there to watch it. But my Favorite channel is that of Mr Beast.

As you watch the series, some of the new trending series that you might like,

The Wire
Peaky Blinders
Arrested Development
Narcos
Dark

These are also much talked about and popular with the audience!

Give me some more stuff to watch on YouTube! I just finished watching Breaking Bad for the 2nd time and am now in Season 3 of Trailer Park Boys, rewatching that for the 3rd time. Whatcha got. I need something new.