Motts and I have something in common. We watch loads of YouTube. I thought I’d share some of my favourite channels.
In no particular order…
The Try Channel:
Emma Thorne
All of the Welsh brothers channels
Motts and I have something in common. We watch loads of YouTube. I thought I’d share some of my favourite channels.
In no particular order…
The Try Channel:
Emma Thorne
All of the Welsh brothers channels
Motts generally prefers YouTube to movies or tv shows. The Try Channel is one of her favourites. I thought it would be fun to make a list of her favourite videos of theirs.
In no particular order…
All of the videos featuring durian.
Strongest Alcohol
The Toe of Satan Video
Easter Eggs
Absinthe
Drunk Lego
Fiery 5 Challenge
Drunk Battleship
One Chip Channel
Death Nut Challenge (honestly, all of the heat challenges are hilarious)
One of my favourite ways to relax is listening to ASMR. Occasionally, while I’m writing, I’ll set up a playlist of ambience, slow living, and ASMR videos.
Here’s a few of my recent favourite videos:
Do you watch ASMR videos? Who are your favourite channels?
I watch a lot of Youtube. I’ve shared a number of posts with favourite channels of all sorts. I thought I’d share a few specific ASMR videos that I use to help me relax in the evenings if I’m particular stressed or dealing with anxiety.
The first is from TingTing, who is one of my favourite ASMR channels. I’m subscribed to her channel. This is one of my fave videos of hers.
WhispersRed is another favourite of mine. Of all her videos, I think this is the one I watch the most.
The third channel I watch frequently is Gentle Whispering ASMR. I love her cooking videos especially. This one from autumn this year is a new favourite. I’ve watched it quite a few times already.
Given the way this year has gone, I’ve struggled to find things to help me relax. In the past few months, I’ve found a section of YouTube that fits the bill. It’s basically a kind of ASMR, I think. Japanese day in the life vloggers.
I don’t know if it’s the beautiful visuals, the calm music, or the content itself. But I find them the perfect way to relieve stress.
Here’s five of my favourites.
Rhea Y. – https://youtu.be/ONejiV8Ekgk
Nami – https://youtu.be/H9TT2m1WIIA
N Rizki – https://youtu.be/QucQXd40xkw
Miku – https://youtu.be/As-kOAizSos
Lou C. – https://youtu.be/Ptr3zPsmx90
on YouTube that is.
As part of my morning routine during the week, I have breakfast and coffee at my desk while catching up on the YouTube channels that I’m subscribed to. I thought I’d share the ten of the ones I’m checking out at the moment.
In no particular order, of course.
3. A Beautiful Fable (She actually has three channels.)
4. Pentatonix
5. Home Free
6. TedTalks
10. Chloe’s Thoughts
There’s more of course. I follow quite a few autistic, planner, and/or video game vloggers as well.
Are you subscribed to any YouTube channels?
I’d planned a mildly more serious post for today, but decided it was too much of a Monday for it. So instead, I’m going to share five of my favourite musical Youtube subscriptions.
No. 1: The Piano Guys.
No. 2: Peter Hollens
No. 3: Pentatonix
No. 4: Cimorelli
No. 5: L.E.J.
What are your favourite music groups? Any non-traditional ones?