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interesting over the last two weeks.
All of the videos I mention in this video are linked down in the description as well
as a playlist containing the best videos I find that is updated daily.
On January 7th, I added Half as Interesting's "The 64 Day Longest Flight in History"
to this playlist.
This video contains a cool bit of trivia about, you guessed it, the longest flight in history.
The video tells a pretty cool story about two people who flew for 64 days, and if that
sounds interesting to you, you will definitely enjoy the video.
Most of the other videos that I watched that Sunday were videos I had already seen, and
I don't think any of them are worth mentioning here.
On January 8th, CaptainDisillusion's "Gateway to Sedona DEBUNK" was added to the playlist.
Captain Disillusion's channel is phenomenal and his channel is easily bingeable if you
want to lose track of time.
If you've never heard of him before, think of him as the h3h3 of debunking internet special
effects.
His latest release that I put in the playlist was extremely high-quality, and you could
tell just how much time was put into it.
On this day, I also went back and binge-watched some of Crowbcat's videos.
His videos never seem to lose their quality no matter how many times I watch them.
I'll leave a link to his channel in the description, but be warned: once you see one
of his videos you won't stop watching them until you've seen everything on his channel.
The next day, I put Cody Ko's "QUIT YOUR JOB AND TRAVEL FOREVER" in the playlist.
During some parts of this video, I couldn't stop laughing as Cody Ko keeps making hilarious
call-backs to his earlier jokes.
His video also points out a genre of content on YouTube and Instagram that I've always
found really dumb, which makes the video even more entertaining.
A few other videos I found funny that that day were Pyrocynical's "Logan Paul
Has Done It Again...," EXCEPT's "The Emoji Movie EXCEPT there's no emojis,"
and videogamedunkey's "Dunkey's Best of 2017."
Pyrocynical's video was mildly funny and it did a nice job of explaining Logan and
Jake Paul's recent shenanigans.
The Emoji Movie EXCEPT there's no emoji's wasn't very funny, but the ending is made
10x better by this comment here.
I recommend watching the end of the video with this comment in mind.
Lastly, Dunkey's video where he talks about his favorite video games that he played in
2017 was really well put together and was made even better by what game he awarded "Game
of the Year."
The next video I added to the playlist was Gus Johnson's "How To Be A Professor."
Despite not having gone to college, this video was way too relatable to teachers I've had
in the past.
If you've been in a classroom within the last decade, this video is bound to make you
laugh.
Another video I watched that day that was entertaining was The Game Theorists "How
Loot Boxes HACK YOUR BRAIN!"
Although I did like part two of this video better, this video was still very informative.
In the video, MatPat decides to take a different direction when talking about loot boxes in
games, and instead of heavily criticizing them, he decides to instead inform the audience
of how loot boxes can be addictive.
On Thursday, January 11, I added Vox's "The real reason Amelia Earhart is so famous"
to the playlist.
I actually didn't know much about Amelia Earhart before watching this video, so if
you'd like to know more about this historic figure and her rise to fame, I would definitely give this
video a watch.
That day, I also watched Internet Historian's "9gag's Meme Rock | #SmashTheStone."
This video was very interesting, however the video was a little short and the ending was
very anticlimactic, which is why it wasn't added to the playlist.
The video I added to the playlist on Friday, January 12 was Jake Paul's "YouTube
Stars Diss Track (Official Music Video)."
Now I actually don't like this video at all, however it's kind of an inside joke
amongst my friends.
We were actually playing PUBG that day and somehow we ended up singing this song.
The song is really bad and the title is even misleading, however my friends and I found it when it
came out so we bring it up from time to time.
This was also one of the only videos I watched that day.
On January 13, I didn't find many worthwhile videos, however I did end up putting Science
Elf's "Make a Windows XP Bootable Flash Drive" in the playlist.
Although I have no intention of putting Windows XP on any of my flash drives, I still found
it really cool how it is actually possible.
Science Elf shows a method he has came up with for putting Windows XP on a flash drive
which involves going through two virtual machines.
There were two other videos that I watched that day that competed for the playlist spot:
TechAltar's "Why are Apple and Google so different?" and Adam Koralik's "FigureItOutcast
- December 2017!" TechAltar's video was a good watch, however I didn't really learn
much from it as most of the stuff he said was pretty well-known if you follow Apple
and Google.
Adam Koralik's podcast for December was pretty solid, and I had been meaning to watch
it for a few weeks before I did.
My only annoyance with his podcast is it's only on YouTube, I wish he would put his podcast
episodes on iTunes or Spotify after they become available to non-patrons.
On January 14, I put grandayy's "I always feel like SOMEBODY TOUCHA MY SPAGHET" in
the playlist.
Grandayy's take on the now dead meme fits pretty well, and I recommend watching it if
you like or once liked the somebody toucha my spaghet meme. *laughter*
There were two other videos I watched that day that I feel are worth mentioning and those
both happened to be part two videos to videos I had seen earlier that week.
Those two videos are Marques Brownlee's "Dope Tech of CES 2018 [Part 2]" and The
Game Theorists' "Game Theory: WARNING!
Loot Boxes are Watching You RIGHT NOW!"
Marques' exploration of CES was much better his second time around as he covered stuff
I found much more interesting than part one.
In the video he showcases some of the best technology from CES including new TVs,
new computers, and even a new bot that can play ping pong.
If you somehow still haven't heard about anything from CES, you need to watch this
video.
I mentioned part one of The Game Theorists' loot box video earlier in this video, and
I feel part two is slightly better than part one.
MatPat once again goes over how addictive loot boxes can be as well as the ethics of
loot boxes.
The next video I added to the playlist, on January 15, was 2kliksphillip's "After
the Credits."
I found this video really unique as Phillip plays a strategy game long after anyone else
would and talks about the history of his version of Japan.
Another video I watched of his that I didn't put in the playlist was "PLACE."
I really liked this video as it reminded me about r/place, something I hadn't thought
about in quite a while.
However, this video was pretty short and I wished he would've talked more about the
intricacies of r/place.
One other video I watched that day that I found funny was CBS' "Star Trek - Kirk
vs. Gorn."
This video is much funnier when you couple it with this title found on r/videos.
On this past Tuesday, January 16, I had to make a tough decision.
Both bill wurtz as well as h3h3productions uploaded videos that day, two creators that
I love that hadn't posted in a long time.
Ultimately, I decided to put bill wurtz's "La de da de da de da de day oh" in the
playlist over h3h3's "The Logan Paul Odyssey."
Bill Wurtz's new song was quite catchy, and although h3h3 was very funny in his video,
he did also repeat a lot of things that Pyrocynical said just a week earlier.
One other thing I found interesting that I found out on this day was the fact that Durv,
the fourteen-year-old kid who made those "join my free gift card giveaway" videos, apparently
still exists.
I thought this kid had gotten his channel removed, but it turns out he got a second channel and
he's been doing work on there.
On Wednesday, I put Nintendo's "First Look at Nintendo Labo" in the playlist.
I added this video because I thought the concept of Nintendo Labo is so weird.
Basically, you build some stuff out of cardboard, then put the Nintendo Switch JoyCon in it
to use as a sensor.
Also, it comes out on 4/20.
Some other videos that I watched that day include CHM Tech's "Fun Google Secrets
- Part 3" and Extra Credits' "So You Want To Be in QA - The Test Chamber."
Although I knew a lot of the "secrets" shown in CHM Tech's video, I still found
a couple of things that I hadn't ever found before.
I've been subbed to Extra Credits for quite a while now, and their videos are always
so good.
Extra Credits' channel is also one that is easily bingeable, so I highly recommend
checking them out.
On Thursday, I added another Cody Ko video.
This video was called "Weird Instagram Comments: Country Girls Edition."
Once again, Cody Ko made another video that I couldn't stop laughing throughout.
In this video, Cody Ko makes fun of people who are for some reason commenting on pictures
of girls holding guns.
I watched a few tech videos that day too, however I don't think any of them are good
enough to mention here.
Lastly, on Friday, January 19, I added WoolieVersus' "PSA: A Message to Unofficial Fan Game Creators."
This video was a pretty great watch as an irrelevant YouTuber talks about why if you
are making a fan game, you shouldn't talk about it.
It's funny and informative, so I definitely recommend giving it a watch.
I didn't watch any other videos on this day.
Like I stated at the start of the video, there's a good chance I won't be uploading
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