What are your YouTube "guilty pleasures"?

Videos of The Rock-Afire Explosion- the animatronic band from Showbiz Pizza Place!

 

Watching clips from the British shoe QI. I especially love David Mitchell, he's funny and irreverent.

 

This guy's entire channel is awesome, but you should check out his new vlog... *cough* :-D

 

He seems like a pretty cool guy. You must be very close to him!

 

Very! He said you should share his videos with your friends. :-D

 

I`ve been watching a lot of those mafia documentaries.Very chilling and horrific how they do not value life.

 

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=10154795050255859

 

Side Eyes videos.
Astrid rocks!

 

Update-Grace has an EP out called "Perfectly Imperfect" & it's awesome! If you're looking to get it, get the Walmart version because it has a bonus track.

 

Tiny Fuppets

 

Simon's Cat (maybe not a "guilty" pleasure....these are great).

 

Currently, it's classic SNL sketches.

 

This persons videos are nicely "shot".

 

Admittedly bootlegged, but the brilliant Canadian sitcom "Corner Gas."

 

Thug Notes... a gangsta take on the classics.

 

While you're YouTubing, could you kindly check out my new vlog?

 

I think we finally found a way to get kids to pay attention in English class.

 

I still check reviews from The Needle Drop fairly regularly. It's kind of like a one man Pitchfork in video blogger format with more tongue in cheek humor and emphasis on heavier rock. Some don't like his 'tough critic' approach but I find it rewarding compared to the more mainstream reviewers who seem to praise everything under the sun.

 

Nuclear test videos.

 

Okay, okay I'll cut back on the Taco Bell! Sorry...

 

Lately I've been watching clips of cassette decks. I have a cassette deck. Not a bad one. I have no real need for that one. But I enjoy nice videos of Nakamichis, Tandbergs, Studers, Sony, Pioneer, etc. etc. etc. Makes me want a nicer cassette deck. Which I most certainly don't need.

 

I made it through 40 seconds of that. This is horrific.

 

My current favorite is FreewayJim. He makes these sped-up road trip recordings of driving down the freeway in various places----central cities, rural interstates, suburbs, and sets them to music, along with some pop-up information bits about the route, the music, the scenery.

Most of the time, I mute the audio and play my own music choices with his videos playing. Here is a nice sample one. I've not done too much driving out West and these videos let you know what the road is like in far away places that you might never visit.

 

Thanks for that. On my huge screen at work, I find myself leaning to the side as he negotiates that monstrous hill\/gradient.