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I Worked For MrBeast, He's A Sociopath
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If you like "car stuff," Sleeperdude is top of the charts, and I've got a list of other channels too many to list here. Language? RobWords. Math? Numberphile and Stand-up Maths. General interesting stuff? Joe Scott (unrelated).
I like Aging Wheels.
And SuperfastMatt! He shows the messy process of backyard engineering, doesn’t waste your time or yell at you, and there’s a little dry humor in there
I'm desperate for drama-free car stuff. I was excited that Pumphrey stepped away from everything to start his own channel, then his first video was him emotionally talking into the camera for 45 minutes.
Some of the old Donut crew, especially including Jeremy, have formed BigTime which is so far very good.
And since you're desperate, I'll throw down a bunch for you here:
Aging Wheels bart Bart's Car Stories driving 4 answers Ed's Auto Reviews FortNine Junkyard Digs Mortske Repair Moto Control (motorcycle riding advice) Robot Cantina (doesn't get nearly enough love) SuperfastMatt The Bearded Mechanic
I'm working on starting up my own channel for motorcycle revivals, I think there's room for one more, but I am not ready to advertise it yet.
Vice Grip Garage is also a good vintage car rescue channel like Digs.
Have you tried Driving 4 Answers? He goes more into the engineering side of things, but he's got a great presentation style. He's kind of like the Technology Connections of automotive information.