Lynn Ngugi, a YouTube channel hosted in Kenya. The channel features guests who share their experience based on the themes within the channel, e.g. Rebuilding series, features stories of success and growth amidst adversities.
What I like about the channel, is the level of communication, host presence, and timelines with what is happening around us. The sound quality is good, camera angles, and good visuals. consistency in engaging with subscribers through snapshots of upcoming talks.
1) Jaons seems very relaxed and honest someone ~I can trust who is not trying to sell me.
2) His explanations are quick and understandable
3) His videos have a consistent high production value with adequate cutaways to make the lessons easy to follow
4) He covers topics I am interested in two ways A-short videos that deal with a single how to subject of interest to explain just what `i need to know. B -Longer videos that will cover the entire interface when a new one is realeased.
I love @PeterMcKinnon content and personality. I watch most of my business competitors channels. For business purposes I also watch e-commerce influencers.
I like watching King Boomer- his reactions to British comedies is often hilarious and I get to rewatch old favourates through new eyes. But I have many interests- I make electronic music using hardware so like to see tutorials and what other people are doing as well as new gear reviewed. I also perform magic so like to see reviews of new tricks and see other performers.
I actually have more than one favourite YouTube channel for several different niches.
For writing I like Jenna Moreci because she’s entertaining. I also like the Story Grid channel and Bookfox because they give great writing advice.
For fitness I like the Buff Dudes channel, quite entertaining
The Alston Godbolt channel, particularly his I Tried It series, where he actually tests the side hustles that other make money YouTubers do to see if it’s actually worth doing and if not gives a better option
I also like Kamikaze Cash and his Freeloader Challenge series where he goes through various different free options for free money sources and ranks them
My favorite youtuber has to be Marko. His videos show that you don’t have to know what you’re doing as an artist to make great content. You just have to have an idea and create a video trying that idea out and eventually you’ll get there.
The Why Files! He covers all kinds of conspiracy theories, and explores them from an objective lens. I think his content is compelling and just plain fun to think about. The creator, AJ, inspires me because he doesn’t necessarily follow the “formula” that those big-time youtubers swear by, and yet AJ has carved his own path on the platform, and is quickly approaching 5M subscribers.
I’m a fan of the History Channel’s Ancient Aliens…engaging…thought provoking…they have testimonials, and are quickly becoming the AUTHORITY in the subject.
Recently I saw a University youtube handle and enjoyed as it was having all sorts of collections of Videos, Shorts, Live, Courses, Podcast, Community, Playlist, Store. The playlist was systematically organised for user to find the video according to his/ her requirement. Every video has standard ribbon and pattern to display the standard information.
The Midas Touch, Legal AF (https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=legal+af)
Brilliant legal minds and experienced attorneys with casual, entertaining personnas. They sidestep the mainstream corporate media options, share the untold backstories, and give me hope that democracy is still possible.