Who is a youtuber that has managed to stand the test of time in your eyes? -

[FireGod365]

I have to give it to the one and only AVGN. He's the epitome of mean character, nice actor after all.

 

[DontTellMeHowToPlay]

JonTron, same reason.

 

[Notan Alte]

3kliksphillip. He's relatively newer, and mostly does analytical content for CS:GO, but occasionally does some satirical, nostalgic, or just generally high-effort stuff on his second channel as well. If you're into that sort of thing, take a look.

I can't really think of any content creator that hasn't fallen into a downward spiral that's also relatively old...

 

[Eryngium]

JonTron, same reason.

I guess you could also add peanutbuttergamer, his content has remained consistent for like 9 years.

 

[Just A Butt]

Red Letter Media has always been funny. And still going strong.

 

[ColtWalker1847]

hickok45, the retired school teacher who shoots shit in his backyard.

 

[La Luz Extinguido]

I used to despise PewDiePie until he became a Nazi.

 

[ApatheticViewer]

Man I love Good Mythical Morning.

I know there completely corporate and brand safe but damn Rhett and Link have been putting on a great show for years.

 

[Perverted Cat]

Matthewmatosis. He's been around for 7 or 8 years, and while he doesn't release videos on a consistent basis, he's always been an excellent game reviewer to this day. His reviews of Metal Gear Solid and Zelda are still really good, by the way.

 

[Just A Butt]

A few smaller channels that I enjoy, that are good for goofy content but interesting tech stuff:

William Osman, he used to laser cut inane but amusing inventions, until his house burned down. But now he has a CAD router, and it's mostly business as usual.

Peter Sripol, builds aircraft of various types and sizes. I haven't checked in on his channel lately, but his ultralight build was pretty damn cool.

Alec Steele, blacksmith, is ok, but not great. He's way too hyper for me most of the time, and he stretches his stuff out way too long.

 

[PL 001]

I've mentioned him before, but I'm still a fan of Clint (LGR) I've watched his stuff for about nine years or so. Good game reviews, entertaining and informative tech/oddware videos. I even get a kick out of his videos where he's just fucking around at thrift stores. Doesn't sperg about politics or personal drama. Doesn't cultivate e-fame or pander to an exceptional fanbase. Not a deviant. Guy's just cool and laid back.

 

[Kamov Ka-52]

DSP. While his content is absolute shit, he's been doing the same thing inexplicably successfully for the past 10+ years.

 

[W00K #17]

Extreme philly fishing
1rod1reel
Bama bass

 

[Un Platano]

Stuart Ashen, he's been doing videos reviewing junk on his sofa the same way for 13 years and they're still good.

 

[GlueAsLube]

Scott the Woz is pretty fun to watch. I like his sense of humor and his videos are well done. LGR is good, too. Nice for background noise when drawing or something.

 

[Y2K Baby]

TYT.

 

[Eryngium]

Stuart Ashen, he's been doing videos reviewing junk on his sofa the same way for 13 years and they're still good.

I like his old videos a lot more tbh, maybe it's just cause I was younger, but I think they felt more genuine because he was worse at being a performer at the time.

 

[Ilackcreativity]

Accursed Farms I like the game dungeon mainly because I never heard about most of the games reviewed on the series.

 

[The Fifth Waltz]

Shane Dawson and DSP.

 

[Joey Caruso]

If you haven't seen Tom Scott or Captain Disillusion yet I highly recommend them both, they've been putting out extremely high quality stuff for more than a decade now