Welcome to Top10Archive!
In the veritable forest of channels available to us on YouTube, many diamonds get lost in
the rough - never getting the chance they should to reach the masses.
Well, that's where we hope to help as we take a look at 10 of the most underrated YouTube
channels!
If you think this should be an ongoing series or have someone you think could have made
this list, let us know in the comment section below!
10.
You Suck At Cooking You Suck At Cooking is, if you can't tell
by the name, a cooking channel...
well, we think it's a cooking channel.
In truth, the channel does show you how to cook and prepare different foods, kind of,
but that's really the last reason you'd want to watch this channel.
What makes their content great is the cleverly masked comedy, the occasional song, smooth
and creative video editing and the oddly soothing voice of the host.
So if you like to cook, and like to laugh..
well, if you like to laugh while looking at food, be sure to check them out!
9.
OmarGoshTV Vlogger and all around awesome guy, Omar goes
to work creating content for a slightly older crowd than vlogs typically seem to be.
His videos span from anything involving good deeds to dumpster diving - which is funnier
than it sounds - all of which is delivered through amazing editing and a general down
to Earth feel from the host.
Omar started his YouTube career in 2011 and has maintained his entire channel by himself
to this day.
If you're looking for a "feel good" channel on YouTube, be sure to check out Omar and
his many pay-it-forward style videos!
8.
GreekGadgetGuru Sometimes with YouTube channels, it's just
all in the name, and GreekGadgetGuru is one of those times.
The channel really focuses on some cool ideas, showing you how to make your favorite geeky
gadgets - typically bizarre weapons from video games and movies.
Many of the gadgets he shows you how to make, though, can be very dangerous, so you may
just want to watch him in the comfort of your own chair.
7.
Life Where I'm From Life Where I'm From is a wonderful venture
for anyone desiring to get a taste of living in Japan.
Following sisters Aiko, Shin and their father Greg, you'll get a taste of the typical everyday
life of this stratovolcanic archipelago.
For those of you who want a more adult take on life, Greg has started a secondary channel
titled Life Where I'm From X - which also includes behind the scenes footage.
6.
itsAlexClark Cartoonist and comedian, Alex Clark brings
in the laughs with animated tales of his life, which he narrates - posting a new video every
Wednesday.
Alex has done some crossover work with other YouTubers, such as theodd1sout and TheThirdPew.
If you're a fan of awkward tales and some good clean comedy, itsAlexClark may be a good
new channel for you to check into.
5.
Kids Learning Tube An educational channel dedicated to helping
children learn - Kids Learning Tube is filled with highly entertaining and educational videos
for both young children and parents to enjoy.
The channel was created and solely maintained by a father named Matthew, who was unhappy
with the lack of educational content for kids on YouTube and other platforms.
Matthew combines his passions in music and film to deliver content featuring all-original
songs and custom animations that make learning both easy and fun.
Like many educational channels on YouTube, Kids Learning Tube has found their way into
classrooms all across the world - deviating from and improving upon the way that our youth
learns today.
4.
Life Noggin Life Noggin is self-described as a weekly
animated and educational web series, with topics ranging anywhere from science, history,
art and pop culture.
It offers quality educational content with simplistic animations - so as not to take
away from the information given - delivered in 3 to 4-minute videos.
The host of the show goes by the name Blocko and the entire channel is family friendly
- though much of the information in their videos may be above the heads of the younger
audience.
3.
Geography Now Easy to grasp, yet highly detailed information
is given to the viewers of Geography Now's videos.
Inside you'll find a plethora of information ranging from flags, history, and geographic
features.
Releasing videos in alphabetic order, Geography Now has taken it upon themselves to "actively
attempt to cover profiles on every single country in the world".
Having covered many countries ourselves on this channel, Geography Now is a concept we
can get behind - so be sure to check out their videos to learn more about the world around
you!
2.
Casually Explained First starting in December of 2015, Casually
Explained has rocketed through the subscriber count, garnering over 450,000 before their
first anniversary.
If you find yourself looking for all the answers to life's questions and Wikipedia happens
to be undergoing scheduled maintenance, then look no further than Casually Explained.
Now before you nod off, thinking you've stumbled upon another host that will scream into the
microphone - rest assured, Casually Explained is for the more sophisticated crowd that enjoys
more in-depth conversations, narrated by an unenthused, yet funny, monotone voice.
1.
The Tin Can Brothers The LA-based sketch comedy group delivers
hilarious, though adult-themed musical entertainment in a series titled "Spies Are Forever".
Heavily speckled with crude humor and adult language, The Tin Can Brothers aim for a more
mature audience with their satirical James Bond-esque play.
With less than 20,000 subscribers it's a shame that this quality entertainment hasn't gotten
the fan base it massively deserves.