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Youtube recommendations

I am a very dedicated Youtube watcher, and in my many years of being on that platform, I have amassed a big list of YouTubers that I like to watch. Because of my big heart and sharing nature, I have decided to share this list with everyone who stumbles upon this site :). Every YouTube channel is represented by some type of freshwater dweller; the more similar the species, the more similar the channels. To learn more about the fish, left-click on the image of it, and to learn more about the YouTuber, click on the text.

Jerma – Seaman
Honestly, a classic internet personality and even though he doesn't upload to YouTube anymore, his stream highlights are definitely worth checking out. Jerma has been creating content for more than 12 years and is not stopping soon. His streams consist of playthroughs of old and new games, watching infomercials or being a performance artist. You may know him as the sus guy, every serial killer combined into one person or as the man who was able to hear after 30 years. Some of my favourite streams of his are the Dollhouse one, the seaman playthrough (duh) and the Hard Time III.
Polka Cowboy - European perch
Does primarily Red Dead Redemption 2 challenges. If you saw eyezayars no kill/pacifist challenge series and liked it, you'll definitely enjoy Polkacowboys' videos too. A good video to start with is "I Ate 89 Pickled Eggs and Never Left Valentine".
Slicedbread012 - European perch
Does Red Dead 2 trolling videos. It may not be everyone's taste, but they are at least funny. His most famous and arguably best video is "I got Revenge on the Angriest Red Dead RP Streamer".
Danny Gonzalez - Nerite Snail
My favourite of the commentary trifecta, and I'm unsure why I put him here, as I'm sure lots of people already know of him. Nevertheless, I'll explain his content to those who are uninformed. He's basically doing the best kind of reaction content without blatantly stealing other people's content. His videos are all of comedic nature and usually consist of reacting to something and joking about it. Sometimes he also tries things for a specific goal, e.g. pretending to be his cousin Zayden Longzan to fool the internet, a musician named Fox SZN and having his song become TikTok famous, getting a Minecraft speedrun as revenge, pretending to be stalked by paparazzi, and more. His videos are very funny, especially "DIGTOK (w/ Drew Gooden and Kurtis Conner)", since it's about digging, and because the entire trifecta is present. A solo video of his I'd recommend is "Tiktoker Digging A Tunnel System Under Her House" orrrr if you're not into digging and caves... "The Ratatouille Knockoff From Your Nightmares".
Drew Gooden - Nerite Snail
His videos are very similar to Danny's, especially those that are 4 years old or older. But in the recent years he also tried more serious videos like "What is Good Acting?" or "The Music Industry is Broken". As you can see, he discusses the film and music industry. His videos, as someone who doesn't have a lot of knowledge in that field, still keep me engaged and even entertained.
Mirta - Tulletail
Best Infinity Nikki YouTuber at the moment. Usually comments on recent happenings of the inf nikki Community. I especially like her content because 1. there isn't a lot of inf nikki fandom discussions on YouTube and 2. she's really good at catching topics and developing them into proper discussions. A recent example is in the video "Infinity Nikki has attracted some preachy Christians and they're making it weird", where she discusses imposing religion onto others. Another issue that had to be discussed due to censorship from Infold is the freedom to express oneself even if you dress revealingly. However, she also has funny videos where she reacts to memes.
Jammies - Featherfin squeaker
In his videos, he grades YouTube essays. The essays have the quality one would expect from YouTubers. Go figure. My personal favourite is "Grading YouTube Essays #4 | Why We Need Racism, by Achilles Argyle"
Gneiss - sparctic char
He makes informative videos about geology, primarily using Minecraft to visualise his lessons. My favourite of these is "Geology of Minecraft: Iron Ore, Facts and Fiction". His older videos of colour spectrums are also quite nice to look at, especially his "Missing Colours" video, which is also coincidentally the first video I've ever seen of his. However, he also does videos without Minecraft, like his video "Geologic Review: Ruri Rocks S1", where he discusses how accurate the anime is to real life. I definitely recommend his videos even if you're not interested in geology, as they're still visually impressive, especially with what he's able to display in Minecraft.
Kachulu - Jellyfish on the Staircase
Makes videos about Honkai: Star Rail that are decent and nicely edited. His streams keep your attention surprisingly well and are well planned. I especially recommend his gameshows found on his playlist "HONKAI STAR RAIL GAMESHOWS!"