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- Jul 31, 2021
I'm really autistic about voices and in my opinion Invicta has the most soy voice I've ever heard — it's so fucking stereotypical it's comical. Whenever I click on one of his videos I pray to God that he isn't narrating it himself, especially when it's a topic I'm genuinely interested in.
Kings & Generals' narration is like an auditory sedative. I have to constantly rewind portions in nearly every video, because I keep spacing out. This is probably just a personal problem though.
I'm surprised that no one ITT brought up History Time. His videos are great and fantastic background noise. However, he got a tendency to ramble on and on about shit to create context. His video on Britian post-Roman collapse was the worst offender of this, it took him a solid hour of rambling iirc. On top of being a 4+ hour video.
Shadiversity seems like a great guy in the vein of Lindybeige, however I personally find his rambling not as charming as Lindy's, which is why it takes a really interesting topic for me to actually watch one of his videos.
Oversimplified is okay. Just okay. Great background noise though.
My favorites of the bunch are Voices of the Past and Fall of Civilisations.
Anyway, I firmly hold the belief that no one should treat any Youtube history channel as a good source of information, ever. Like many have already said, they tend to be biased and include a lot of mistakes / misinformation, and I don't often see them link their sources either. It's the video equivalent of doing your research by reading Wikipedia articles but worse.
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Kings & Generals' narration is like an auditory sedative. I have to constantly rewind portions in nearly every video, because I keep spacing out. This is probably just a personal problem though.
I'm surprised that no one ITT brought up History Time. His videos are great and fantastic background noise. However, he got a tendency to ramble on and on about shit to create context. His video on Britian post-Roman collapse was the worst offender of this, it took him a solid hour of rambling iirc. On top of being a 4+ hour video.
Shadiversity seems like a great guy in the vein of Lindybeige, however I personally find his rambling not as charming as Lindy's, which is why it takes a really interesting topic for me to actually watch one of his videos.
Oversimplified is okay. Just okay. Great background noise though.
My favorites of the bunch are Voices of the Past and Fall of Civilisations.
Anyway, I firmly hold the belief that no one should treat any Youtube history channel as a good source of information, ever. Like many have already said, they tend to be biased and include a lot of mistakes / misinformation, and I don't often see them link their sources either. It's the video equivalent of doing your research by reading Wikipedia articles but worse.
Edit: Typo
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