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This channel is so damn good, it's a crime that it doesn't have more subs, so here's a random shoutout 

Lil Xan on the recent No Jumper interview is unbelievable - dude is completely sober, articulate and sounds like a totally different person. He takes a lot of responsibility for his mistakes in an honest and wholesome way, making him a likeable person to listen to. Good on you Xan, very impressed by your turn around :) 

YouTube boxing is usually lame as hell but Boogie2988 vs WingsOfRedemption is going to be legendary. It's just classic that Boogie is lying to himself, pretending it's for some noble reason, while Wings is just like "yeah I'm doing it for the money" hahaha legend, big ups wings!! 

If you could only watch 1 YouTuber for the rest of your life, who would it be and why?

(Includes all of their past videos and anything they might post in the future) 

If you guys are looking for some more commentary/video essay/documentary channels to watch,
 I've put a list below of all the people who I think are doing really well in the genre right now.

Go subscribe to all of them, they all make excellent stuff.

- WavyWebSurf, 1.13M Subscribers

- Vince Vintage, 230k Subscribers

- Moon, 762k Subscribers

- Ghost Gum, 307k Subscribers

- Dantavius, 349k Subscribers

- BillsYT, 130k Subscribers

- Turkey Tom, 531k Subscribers

- TheGamerFromMars, 1.1M Subscribers

- Patrick Cc:, 1.1M Subscribers

- The Right Opinion, 1.34M Subscribers

- Joon The King, 220k Subscribers

- Penguinz0, 11.7M Subscribers

- Tuv, 1.48M Subscribers

- SomeOrdinaryGamers, 3.34M Subscribers

- oompaville, 3.97M Subscribers

This isn't orchestrated or planned, and I've probably missed a lot of people, but there you go, you got enough content to watch for a lifetime lol 

TommyInnit is such a fucking champ hahah absolutely love this kid's energy. Seeing YouTubers properly step out of their comfort zone just feels like such a rare thing, and it seems like this is what his New York series is aiming at - You're a legend Tommy keep it up, the platform needs more people just doing dumb shit in public hahahaha 

How many of you guys are a fan of this YouTuber called "Summoning Salt"? Man, this dudes videos are incredible, god tier stuff. He'll make a 1 hour video on how some very specific world record was beaten on a random Mario kart track from 25 years ago and it'll glue you to the screen from start to finish. It feels so rare to stumble across a channel where you think "damn this person is really putting in the effort and has what it takes", so wanted to shout him out. Channel here -  https://www.youtube.com/c/SummoningSalt  (not sponsored lol) 

SkyDoesMinecraft is attempting to sell his main 11 million subscriber channel for a price of $900,000 - His viewership has been declining continually and sits at around 600,000 views per month equal to maybe $20k per year in ad revenue if you take into account the decline that will continue as time progresses. No idea how he thinks it's worth $900k when it's making only a couple thousand a month, declining in viewership, 0 subscriber growth and has one of the worst reputations on the platform. The most interesting part is that in the description, Sky states "This channel has made over $8 million dollars", which is crazy, because in January this year there was mention of him being unable to pay food bills or help with hospital bills or anything like that, maybe he's broke after making $8 mill+ over a couple years... insane 

YouTube community polls are the biggest steaming pile of garbage abused for cheap ass exposure, so I'm sorry for this, BUT I want to know how old you are so I can get a rough gauge on what kinda time period or people you'll be interested in. I don't trust analytics because people sometimes lie about their age when they sign up or use parents accounts or whatever. SO, can you please click how old you are below. Thank you guys much love. Sunny 

PewDiePie has so many subscribers on YouTube, that if you were to create a brand new channel today, gaining exactly 1,000 subscribers a day, it would take you 304 years just to catch up to him assuming he stayed at 111 million. If that very same YouTube channel began to generate $1,000,000 a day in revenue ($365,000,000 a year), even after the previously mentioned 304 years were over, you wouldn't even be half way to Elon Musk's net worth of 244 billion. Earning $1 million per day, it would take you 668 years before you'd be on par with Elon's $244,000,000,000 net worth. This also means, that assuming Elon Musk started working at the age of 18 (32 years ago), he's made an average of $870,000 an hour, every single hour, including his time spent sleeping, since the age of 18, to get to the amount he has now