I'm presenting a group of YouTubers who should publish their videos on Steemit. Hopefully, these folks will notice that I've embedded their videos, shotgun style, and then get curious about this wonderful new platform.
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Cody'sLab
It's a technical channel about doing experimentation in physics and chemistry. It reminds me of those Minecraft YouTube channels where they play around with the game physics, but in real life. He has an actual silver mine too. And there are explosions.
Keeper1st
These are fun videos, usually featuring some kind of muisical performance. But I especially enjoy it when he shows Tom Brier sight-reading music from video games. Tom Brier doesn't play video games, but he can instantly play these songs he's never heard, just by reading the sheet music.
Unfortunately, it appears Mr. Brier was in a severe traffic accident during the summer. He is currently in the hospital and showing signs of communication. Hopefully Keeper1st can keep us posted about all that.
King Crocoduck
Although I think the current content of Steemit would just frustrate King Crocoduck, if he were to join our community, it would most definitely add value to the platform.
I would also love it if Mr. Crocoduck would debate @mughat over on SteemSpeak.
Steve1989 MREinfo
If you're interested in any kind of military MRE (meals ready to eat), this is one of the best YouTube channels out there. I find these packages fascinating. I'm glad this resource is out there because it's neat to see how these packages have changed over the years.
By the way, if you think military MREs are the very best way to prepare for a disaster, think again. Don't spend money on "authentic" military MREs. They're all fake. Get the civilian version. They're just fine.
C+Video (as in "average video")
He's a funny Norwegian Youtuber with some great analysis on film. It's definitely not average.
Toao.net
Most of these are hilarious. Lenny is a simple script that answers telemarketing calls to waste their time. And the ducks are a nice touch.
