What are your YouTube "guilty pleasures"?

I really like Honest Trailers, old reviewers, and newer ones.

 

WKTU (Disco 92!) airchecks are so much fun to listen to.

 

Computer build videos. They're mesmerizing.

 

Then I will have to listen.

 

The Brave Wilderness channel. And anything with skateboard fails!

 

West Texas hummingbird webcam

 

Old commercials

 

Mudlarking videos:

 

I love mudlarking - I do a lot of metal detecting - so...these videos are right in my wheelhouse

 

Yeah, I love the history aspect of it. Especially at a place like the Thames foreshore, century after century of "trash" being thrown in there!
I bought a metal detector about a dozen years ago, but other than the first year it has been collecting dust in the closet. I am moving into a new home at the end of November, however, and will be breaking it out again to "shoot" the yard and vacant property next to mine

 

The "George W Bush is Charles Manson" conspiracy videos. Hilarious.

 

He can’t be Charlie Manson if he’s D.B.Cooper

 

Reactions to Star Wars movies trailers

 

Real Classics. That stay up for 2 days.



Catch em as I can.

 

Watch Tanaka is one of my non-guilty pleasures. Close-up photography of Japanese luxury watches set to relaxing smooth jazz and ambient music.

The guy has over 1700 videos!

 

Ronco record vacuum

 

Anything by these guys:
radiotvphononut
shango066
Techmoan
AvE

LOTS of music and music videos
movies, mostly B grade horror/scifi/westerns or any thing else interesting to me
forgotten TV shows
movie soundtracks
filming locations/behind the scenes
car repairs/modifications
electronic repairs/modifications
abandoned places/urban exploring
people playing records
reviews
EOL (end of the line)/destroying worthless electronic junk - especially Crosleys
microwaving odd things

 

Aw man, I love Techmoan. He makes really great, informative, and entertaining videos.

 

The Graham Norton Show. I have to use the VPN to watch full episodes on YouTube because they're blocked in America. This is easily the best late night show going from a celebrity interaction standpoint, and he gets major a-list stars all sitting together. James Corden's show is an incredibly lame echo of Norton's format.

 

I am hooked on Marta Altesa bass videos:

An intoxicating mix of beauty and talent!
She occasionally breaks into a brief secret smile while enjoying the groove. Devastating!

Jamiroquai management saw some of her videos and invited her to appear on a South American tour.


Sadly, she doesn't post videos any longer.

 

Recently I've been watching Sky Star Search videos. It was a talent show from the late 80s-early 90s that is mainly remembered for its hilariously bad contestants. The most well known contestant from the show is the magician having to be freed from a bag after he gets stuck trying to perform an escapology act (watch it here), but my favourite is the contestant singing Love Changes Everything (skip to 13:24 in the video below). She was such a hit they actually brought her back again for the next episode.

 

I have a new guilty pleasure - videos of machining and forging. Stuff's mesmerizing

 

ASMR and Reactor videos.