Oddly satisfying Youtube-channels that you watch

[skrskg]

We have a thread for the amazing marble racing that is Marbula One.

So this is a thread for Youtube-channels with well produced content, that has a subject matter that may not immediatly strike you as interesting but keeps you clicking on every new video.

So what other hidden gems are there?

Let me start by giving some examples that I enjoy.

The Survival - They build some amazing stuff without using any technology (if you don't count wooden sticks and clay).



Lockpicking Lawyer - so you thought you were safe?



Brad Hall - the review-brah for sneakers.

 

[Omanisat]

MRE Steve.

 

[Tom Nook]

MRE Steve.

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Let's put this on a try, Nice.

 

[Mona]

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCZIevhN62jJ2gb-u__M95g

 

[Cort]

The Lockpicking lawyer, of course

 

[Dest]

Let's put on a try, Nice.

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ffs i'm dyin'.

so lets get it out on a tray, nice! that looks good! nice!

 

[Dr. Zoidberg]

Company Man is a pretty interesting Youtube channel that goes into the history of various companies and brands you may or may not have heard of. He talks about their ups and downs, why some are failing, why others have rebounded, etc. He doesn't get bogged down in numbers too often and I find it kind of facinating. I've learned a lot about various companies that I never would have guessed otherwise.

 

[Laserbeam]

that guy that unclogs drains and stuff for sport.

 

[Pineapple Taco]

Mine definitely sides more on the entertainment side, but when I've had an edible or two, I love to watch Pitch Meetings on Screenrant. It's their only good content.

 

[Gernau Morat Gurgeh]

Ashens

 

[shnurgleton]

the one where the guy makes knives out of random unlikely materials

 

[Deleted member 49319]

meow meow

Meow meow this channel is about cats; my cats ( I have two female cats at home, their names: Brownie and Cinnamon ) and feral cats and kittens that live on s...

www.youtube.com

Or anything Dr.PimplePopper

 

[Tom Nook]

Camping with Steve.

ffs i'm dyin'.

so lets get it out on a tray, nice! that looks good! nice!

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*opens a can*
Nice hiss.

 

[Deleted member 17643]

Warhammer painting tutorials:

 

[Lord Hypnos]

Townsends. Cooking recipes from the 1700's.

My Mate Vince. Attempting to fix electric devices, many Switches.

Marc Priestly. Former F1 pit crew member gives his insight into the wonderful world of Formula 1.

De mi Rancho a Tu Cocina. Nice old Mexican lady shares her home cooking.

Kyle Royer Knives. Blacksmithing and knife making.

Wintergatan. Some amazing musical instruments running from hand-cranks and falling marbles.

 

[Hawkster]

Forgotten Weapons. There's something satisfying about the channel showing off and detailing about weapons that are not widely popular

 

[Deleted member 1248]

Woodworking Masterclass

And I have zero desire to build anything with wood.

 

[Ithil]

Woodturning channels, a nice thing to have in the background.

 

[Deleted member 13015]

MRE Steve.

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Beat me to it. Steve1989MREInfo

He's a very nice, young guy who opens and many times eats Meals Ready-to-Eat, or MREs. The stuff soldiers around the world eat.

Very educational, very entertaining, and strangely relaxing.

 

[gforguava]

I have watched Goodnight Moon's Babblebrook series more times than I would care to admit and have even found myself contemplating doing some fan art for it. Fan art...for ASMR.

Babblebrook Series

Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.

www.youtube.com

 

[Dr.Phibes]

Camping with Steve.



*opens a can*
Nice hiss.

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*stirrs something with a spoon*
Weird fast forward editing for the ultimate sound experience.

 

[mhayes86]

Ashens easily. I checked out SteveMRE a while ago, I think, when Ashens mentioned him when doing his own MRE video once.

My wife and I got into mini painting for our D&D campaign last year and started following Black Magic Craft. She then came across Bard's Craft, who builds mini terrain out of random junk found outside and around the house. The stuff he manages to make is great, and I love his dry humor.

 

[Deleted member 11985]

I like Cart Narcs. It's just nice seeing entitled people getting called out.

 

[Rirse]

I follow a lot of video game and action figure related channels, and a lot of those are general interest ones that are easy to recommend (My Life in Gaming, LGR, Thew, Toy Galaxy, etc), one I follow that has a niche is Retro Repairs, which buy broken games and consoles from ebay and fixes them, usually in real time. A lot slower pace then the stuff I mentioned but a good watch all and all.

 

[Ruruja]

Ones where they buy broken games consoles off ebay and repair them/make them look new.

Even made me dabble in it myself. I fixed my RROD 360 and bought a few faulty PS1s and fixed those.

Feels good.

 

[EdibleKnife]

The appeal probably isn't very odd but AlmazanKitchen is fantastic. I'll probably never make any of the dishes they cook despite offering recipes but just watching is enough. Some of the techniques and set ups they use for outdoor cooking are really interesting.

 

[TaySan]

I really like channels like RandomGaminginHD that play and test old hardware on newer games and see how they hold up. :)

Also history channels like Weird History or the History buffs :)

 

[tangeu]

Hanabira工房


I could watch them make miniatures all day.

 

[Avitus]

MRE steve is the best. You might not get it until you watch a few videos in a row. But it's zen.

nice hiss

 

[$10 Bagel]

the one where the guy makes knives out of random unlikely materials

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Best YouTube channel

 

[Lionel Mandrake]

Baumgartner Restorations. They restore old artworks. A lot of their videos are narrated, but I think the raw video makes a better overall sensory experience.


I heard someone say their restoration process is actually controversial in the art scene, but I wouldn't really know.

 

[shaneo632]

All the spot-popping ones.

 

[Coyote Starrk]

Chris Ramsay. He solves puzzles and does slight of hand tricks.

 

[CopyOfACopy]

<3 <3 <3 steveMRE

 

[PeskyToaster]

Forgotten Weapons. There's something satisfying about the channel showing off and detailing about weapons that are not widely popular

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I came here to mention Forgotten Weapons as well. It's like a public access show in the best way. The guy goes over the history, development, and all the parts of the weapon and then sometimes shoot them. I really enjoy the history aspect of it and it's interesting to see how things changed over time or got downright weird.

 

[Spectromixer]

the one where the guy makes knives out of random unlikely materials

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that ending was creepy

 

[finalflame]

I like the dude who reviews mousetraps (Shawn Woods):

Shawn Woods

"If You Build A Better Mousetrap The World Will Beat A Path To Your Door". On this youtube channel we test out a new mouse trap every Monday. For a list of t...

www.youtube.com

 

[FormatCompatible]

Judge me all you want, but I fucking love relaxing to some ASMR cake making.

 

[Spring-Loaded]

Red Hot Nickel Ball

Seen it described as HowRoBasic's calmer, more scientific cousin

 

[DIE BART DIE]

Nice hiss

 

[Cream Stout]

I usually watch carpet cleaning/car detaling channels. That shit is soothing

 

[rudeboyoslo]

I watch videos of various emergency vehicles from around the world. There are tons of channels that post videos of ambulances, fire engines, cop cars and such. It's weirdly interesting.

 

[Nesotenso]

not asmr but I like watching Chef Wan Gang Chinese Cooking. Lot of Sichuan stuff.

 

[Chopchop]

Jun's Kitchen. Japanese guy cooks with some very pretty and well-behaved cats.

JunsKitchen

Thank you for visiting my channel! If you have a request, please leave a comment. :) I am not professional chef. I just like cooking. If you're also interest...

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Jared Owen. Makes 3-d animations explaining how stuff works. I really liked his series about how the Apollo launches were done.

Jared Owen

Thanks for visiting my channel! I use 3D Animation to show and explain how things work. Have an idea for something I could animate? Please leave me a comment...

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The NASA youtube channel
puts out pretty cool stuff in general.

NASA

NASA's mission is to pioneer the future in space exploration, scientific discovery and aeronautics research. To do that, we have worked around the world -- a...

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That Japanese guy who makes knives out of everything.

kiwami japan

How to Sharpen a Kitchen knife, Whetstone,Experiment,Chemistry,

www.youtube.com

 

[RPTGB]

Dice Tower Top 10's.
Sort of Top Gear but board games.


SquashClay and his lovely little clay figures.


Sorastro's Miniature painting guides. Great production values.

 

[Indy in the Fridge]

MRE Steve.

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This post is immaculate. It tastes like it hasn't aged at all. Wow, what a pleasure.

 

[Sandstar]

Clickspring

I'm Chris from Clickspring, and I create home machine shop project videos with a focus on clock making technology. Join me as I make an authentic replica of ...

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Clickspring. It's basically brassworking porn. He doesn't upload often, but the craftsmanship, and cinematography is amazing.

 

[Mexen]

Rev up your engines!

 

[Temascos]

Matthew Posa. He's a guy who goes on camping trips with his adorable doggo.

Matthew Posa

I love to camp, fish, hike, hunt, adventure and pretty much do anything outdoors. I love taking my dogs wherever I go. My channel is mainly going to be my ad...

www.youtube.com

 

[Nappuccino]

I'm not sure if this whole channel is satisfying, but I stumbled onto this RC race and the first half is crazy satisfying as all the cars expand and collapse through various turns and straight ways.