GOOD Youtube personalities/channels - The anti-cows if you will

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Hydraulic Press Channel and its related non hydraulic press content channel are surprising entertaining and the Finnish hosts don't do anything particularly annoying that would compromise the glory that it a glass ball exploding at 4000 fps.
 
Joel (aka vargskelethor / exinthevatican). Swedish Livestreamer. Bootlegs, hacks, weird games. He's also known for those windows destruction videos. also grand dad
 
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My brother and I have been watching Ashens since the early days and he still makes fantastic, informative and entertaining content. I love when he shows old 80's toys and especially weird obscure tech which is always fascinating.

I like Oneyplays a lot a well, I've been watching Gamegrumps for years just as background noise and the Oneyplays boys are way fresher to me, they're not afraid to be "offensive" either which is great in today's political climate.

Joel from Vinesauce is always awesome as well, I don't usually like single people commentary but Joel always nails it, that man can talk to himself for hours about just random shit and it's great
 
UpIsNotJump makes some damned good fallout 4 machinimas, like this:

STONDIE, if you're into ghetto-styled humor, is really hilarious. Check his Ghetto God of War parody:
 
If you liked Crocodile Hunter, you'll probably like Brave Wilderness. He spends time finding wild, dangerous, weird, or cute animals, showcases them, and sometimes gets the animals to hurt him.
While it may be considered dumb and overdone to milk out bug bites for views, he's quite descriptive and informative of whatever animal he's putting on screen as he's doing it. Production quality is fairly high--looks like a show straight from Animal Planet.
I guess it's aimed towards younger audiences, with cuss words being non-existent on the show. Though I find it a bit weird that instances of bleeding still gets put on full display, if the show is indeed for kids.
 
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I ran into this channel on accident. He's a gun nut, but a kindly old nut. He goes by hickok45.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=JH3HTuDgjSs
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Hichcock is pure about what he does, which I appreciate. None of the tryhard EX MARINE MILATARY ARMS CHANNEL bs

Speaking of pure, manly fun, if you're a gearhead at all Regular Car Reviews is the perfect thing. Think Redlettermedia for cars people will actually buy and drive
 
https://m.youtube.com/user/ForgottenWeapons
And his partner

https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCeUNM9NqJqZXfRNeuW4_2sg

Those are one of the best gun related channels on YouTube.

Forgotten focus on the obscure and prototype weapons,he's even done some collaboration with DICE when they went and done battlefield 1.

Inrange focuses more on tactics and
shooting techniques, while forgotten gives a really nice detailed history and development along with disassembly and demonstration of the internal working of the weapon.
Both were made to as they call it "provide content that is not bullshit tv stuff that has become a cancer in recent times".

Edit: didnt see that op have already shared them.

https://m.youtube.com/user/webdev17

This guy is a amazing collection of old school films from 1920s up to the late 80s
If you are a fan of old training films and the like you going to love this.


https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCT4layPPCzgR_99g5VYYvmQ

This is straight up combat and training with no propaganda, music or horrible commentary.


https://m.youtube.com/user/capandball
This dude is a Hungarian forgotten weapons type guy, but he focuses on black powder weapons and tactics for most of the time, his videos are nicely edited and have real good information and entertainment.
 
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I remember Azurite from when he used to do Rock Band videos, before he got fucked with all the copyright stuff. I always really liked the way he did those, and the sock mod thing he did to fix his drum kit was pretty ace, but I'm not up on what he does now.

Ashens and Guru Larry are both fantastic, and Ashens is probably the oldest channel I've subscribed to that I still watch regularly. The dude has not had a single dip in quality in over 10 years. Guru Larry has a great voice and Fact Hunt is fascinating and he picks some really oddball topics to cover. I especially love his "Pissed Off American Programmer Rants" video, because he managed to get Jon St. John as Duke Nukem, Lazy Game Reviews (another channel I'd definitely recommend), Mister Metokur, and Maddox all in the same video. What a lineup.

Personally, I've been binge watching a lot of Oddity Archive lately. Ben's definitely a sperg and his jokes are a bit hit and miss, but I've never seen someone cover teletext channels or Macrovision in such an interesting and engaging way. He's also a huge music nerd, which I can respect, even if our windows of knowledge are wildly different.
 
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