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The channel Defunctland is incredible, they cover subjects I would never be interested in and make them so compelling
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9yjZpBq1XBE
The plot twist about Disney's animal kingdom at 1:15:22 was one of the most mind-blowing things I've watched
His episode about the Nickeloden Hotel in Orlando, Florida, as well as Disney's very forgotten food item, the Handwich (catchy name) is what I liked the most.
He even made a documentary that revealed who composed the Disney Channel theme song.
Beekeeping. Just don't start is my advice. Don't get fascinated by the little buggers and their life cycle, don't get hooked on honey. Don't sit by the hive entrance watching the foragers come and go. Don't spent hours reading books and blogs, watching videos and browsing catalogues. Don't talk to other beekeepers. Don't take classes to expand your knowledge, don't take exams, don't get into microscopy to further expand your knowledge. It's too late for me - save yourselves!
I semi recently discovered train hopping channels. Mainly Gifgas, but there are a few related ones that cross over into urban exploration (shiey for example). Especially the train hopping is something I would never do myself, and I guess that's why it's so fascinating.
It's something I would've done when I was younger, now I just daydream of being so free of responsibilities that this would be something I'd consider doing.
Domesticated foxes, apparently a Russian scientist domesticated foxes within 60 years or so by selective breeding for innate friendliness and you can buy one for about 9,000 bucks and have a domesticated fox.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4dwjS_eI-lQ
Big raccoon as a pet dive today also, but the fox was the most recent dive.
Are they still stinky though?
Nobody mentioned their stinkiness, and there was lots of nuzzling and hugging in the videos, so that might just be a byproduct of wild stinky animals, rather than domesticated less stinky animals.
Although I have not seen a single video about washing a fox yet!
Sounds like it's time for some more research
I think their stinkiness is less about hygiene and more about marking.
Got it, thanks
I’ve been watching educational videos about the efficiency of different turbocharger geometries. It’s a fascinating area because it depends heavily on how you define efficiency.
I drive a 12 year-old Corolla. I don’t know how to change my own spark plugs.
DankPods made me interested in vintage electronics, high end audio equipment, and some other very niche things. The owner of that channel also has other channels that talk about cars, drums and cymbals, and video games. Before all that, he used to remix Simpsons episodes.
I'm a big fan of coaster studios on YouTube: https://youtube.com/@coasterstudios?si=LpMZjwPZjNfsTkdT
Small channel with a fun way to review parks and rides with a positive attitude and wonder.
back when youtube still supported google cardboard these were awesome in vr360.
There's also Jenny Nicholson that doesn't always, but often posts videos about theme parks because it's a huge interest to her.
Link her to her YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/JennyNicholson
She JUST released a 4 hour review of the already-defunct Star Cruiser hotel thing, it’s wonderful.
I don't understand who would watch that? Like who would spend 4 hours and 5ish minutes watching it? Why would the little costume changes make a difference? Or finding out about her cute little droid? Or the shame closet? Or her being ghosted by the first order? Or being annoyed at the two lil warp windows? Or be annoyed at the cargo space? Or see her cute costume changes? I mean just odd thing to watch. Totally odd. Totally not enjoyable in the slightest. I totally didn't watch it. Nope. Not at fuckin all.
I, for one, enjoyed it very much.
Oh same. Sorry, that was sarcasm but not totally obvious. I watched the video a couple of days ago and was thoroughly entertained. She is funny as hell and really came at it from every angle.
I learnt about this theme park stuff when I learned there was a Hershey's theme park and went to YouTube to see what it was like. Pretty interesting that Hershey's built a theme park for their office town.
It's actually a pretty good park. Was surprised at quality of rides. I'm not a coaster enthusiast but it felt like they had a big variety.
They keep a decent variety, and the tour of how chocolates made can be a treat for kids. Especially when the smell really hits.
The stadiums an alright venue, too. Went to see a few shows there growing up. The big one I remember was Journey and Def Leppard, people were surprisingly hyped. This was shortly after Journey replaced the lead singer, so I think that was part of it.
Dunno if there's necessarily a scene but I enjoy this guy flexing his huge lighter collection
https://www.youtube.com/@histoireduneflamme1988
also appreciate the 1988 rather then just 88 for... reasons.
I only see four videos?
Primarily shorts rather then full vids
Ohhhh that’s why. I have those banned hahaha
I was driving somewhere for work one day and drove past a darts store. Intrigued, I looked up their website and was blown away to find tons of dart tools and accessories. Including competing darts endorsed by different dart champions!
Probably culinary history(Love Tasting History) and people training A.I to play games.
I don't know what it is, but something about seeing a thousand iterations try and fail understanding how to move a cube, but quickly grasping launching itself off the edge of the level, makes me laugh.
UK narrow boats and canals. YouTube figured out I like nerdy people being passionate and interesting about the nerdy things they nerd about. Do you think I'm gonna go on a canal boat tour when I go to England? You're god damn right I am.
I think it was femboys lol, Velky and Linechu