YouTube channels

Rick Beato's "What Makes This Song Great?" Rick breaks down various tunes to answer the titular question.

Got a car problem? Scotty Kilmer's auto repair videos are a master class in how to make an instructional video...fast, easy to grasp and NO bs rambling!

Are you a musician? You can jam to hundreds of great (or not) tunes with your instrument removed from the mix on MrHITCHER65 's channel.

Sometimes my mind races and I can't sleep, or I need a quick midday nap. Earbuds and some ASMR from Latte ASMR or Tingting ASMR puts me right out. It also helps that they are attractive Asians who can speak multiple languages; Latte is Korean who also speaks English and Japanese fluently, while Tingting is Chinese and English. There are thousands of ASMR artists to choose from...and lots of them suck...but I like these. Dana ASMR is good too, as well as Sophie Michelle.

 

For some oddly satisfying restoration porn, the my mechanics channel shows the steps to restoring rusted and broken antique tools. Along a similar vein, jimmydiresta does a wide variety of craftmanship projects, both wood and metalworking.

 

A channel called The Exploring Series has a section about exploring the Cthulhu mythos if you need to bone up on Azathoth, Nyarlathotep or Shub-Niggurath so you'll be ready when they return to claim your sanity.

 

I've watched that... very well done and informative.

 

I've watched restorative shows and blacksmith shows... probably why I watch Forged in Fire.

 

And now I'm trying to figure out which public figure is actually Nyarlathotep in disguise.