ElectricDragon505/AniMat is an animation reviewer and historian with his best works being his Animation Lookback series. He also does a weekly animation podcast on Filmbook.
Film Theory is a series by MatPat where he does, well theories on movies and tv shows and sometimes meta theories involving internet trends or youtube.
Anime America are a team of reviewer who review anime. My favorites on the team are Robyn and Shannen.
Mother’s Basement/ Geoff Thew is also an anime reviewer, but it’s more of a thing he does by himself. His most well known videos are his critiques of Sword Art Online.
Caleb Hyles and Jonathan Young are singers who do covers of songs and often collaborate with other each other and other youtube singers. Both sing beautifully, are charming and likable, and have a hell of a fun time in their singing and music videos. Jonathan Young is especially quite a ham and actually does a long of the covers using his own instruments in order to make them more pop-punkish theme.
Malinda Kathleen Reese is also a singer of covers, but her main draw are her Google Translate Sings videos where she puts songs lyrics through several layers of Google Translate until the result is absolutely wonderful mess of nonsense or the song having an entirely different meaning. My favorite from hers is the Google Translate Sings of Go the Distance from Hercules where Hercules is a lazy bum.
Rob Dyke and Cayleigh Elise are true crime youtubers.
Rob’s channel being more about the variety of crimes and types of people resulting in the worst of humanity in the forms of lists or specific people.
Cayleigh does unsolved mysteries regarding stories of people's disappearances or murders. In addition to the unsolved deaths of known people, she does a series known as Nameless about Jane and John Does the unsolved deaths of unknown people. Those are probably the saddest ones in my opinion and the ones she seems the most empathetic along the unsolved cases involving children. She hopes that telling these stories gives cases both old and new more exposure to be solved. The one on Antoinette Cayedito which... made me cry.
Some others I forgot to mention are:
Brian Hull who does character impressions and sings songs in those impressions.
Cellspex who review animated movies and sometimes tv shows, she’s such a sweetie.
The Roundtable, I mostly watch them for their Steven Universe theories and reviews.
Overly Saracastic Productions, Blue talks about ancient history while Red tells the stories from Shakespeare, classic literature, Greek, Roman, and other legends, and tropes.
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Date: 2018-04-20 08:41 pm (UTC)Film Theory is a series by MatPat where he does, well theories on movies and tv shows and sometimes meta theories involving internet trends or youtube.
Anime America are a team of reviewer who review anime. My favorites on the team are Robyn and Shannen.
Mother’s Basement/ Geoff Thew is also an anime reviewer, but it’s more of a thing he does by himself. His most well known videos are his critiques of Sword Art Online.
Caleb Hyles and Jonathan Young are singers who do covers of songs and often collaborate with other each other and other youtube singers. Both sing beautifully, are charming and likable, and have a hell of a fun time in their singing and music videos. Jonathan Young is especially quite a ham and actually does a long of the covers using his own instruments in order to make them more pop-punkish theme.
Malinda Kathleen Reese is also a singer of covers, but her main draw are her Google Translate Sings videos where she puts songs lyrics through several layers of Google Translate until the result is absolutely wonderful mess of nonsense or the song having an entirely different meaning. My favorite from hers is the Google Translate Sings of Go the Distance from Hercules where Hercules is a lazy bum.
Rob Dyke and Cayleigh Elise are true crime youtubers.
Rob’s channel being more about the variety of crimes and types of people resulting in the worst of humanity in the forms of lists or specific people.
Cayleigh does unsolved mysteries regarding stories of people's disappearances or murders. In addition to the unsolved deaths of known people, she does a series known as Nameless about Jane and John Does the unsolved deaths of unknown people. Those are probably the saddest ones in my opinion and the ones she seems the most empathetic along the unsolved cases involving children. She hopes that telling these stories gives cases both old and new more exposure to be solved. The one on Antoinette Cayedito which... made me cry.
Some others I forgot to mention are:
Brian Hull who does character impressions and sings songs in those impressions.
Cellspex who review animated movies and sometimes tv shows, she’s such a sweetie.
The Roundtable, I mostly watch them for their Steven Universe theories and reviews.
Overly Saracastic Productions, Blue talks about ancient history while Red tells the stories from Shakespeare, classic literature, Greek, Roman, and other legends, and tropes.
I think I got ‘em all.