#fav: youtuber

[ningadudexx]

how the world looks when i draw sunburst duo 🐬🌈✨🌊🐟☀️

[linaisbluepancake]

MAX JAGERMAN GOOO NIGHTHAWKS🧟‍♂️🏈🦅

[finchers-ipad]

save me fight club website

[take-care-with-your-glasses]

A fanart of my fav youtuber, John Wolfe. I'm not so good with eyes and beards yet

It took me weeks but here he is

[piowasthere]

YT, please give us back our show i cannot do this anymore-

sadly i am dead over on twitter X, so this won't go really far

but just- lemme grieve in peace-!!!

feels bad frogde.

[leetaehwan]

some cozy chris for @channieblossoms | happy holidays from your stayblr secret santa! ✨

bonus ! and a very Berry christmas ! ♡

[lonelyy-clown]

best edit on the best game just dropped

[warning: game just likes to explode audibly bc it was a Choice by the dev]

[smallpapers]

TASKMASTER S16!!

[youfoundheavenn]

gay gay homosexual gay

[celesticadream]

please this comment is killing me he really is the angriest guy in a polo shirt

[i-eat-furbys]

[dreamgirledward]

i turned off notifs for that post i made asking for the tea but ty to everyone filling me in on delicious yt drama lmao. anyway here's a list of my fav video essayists/creators on youtube that james somerton wishes he could compare himself to:

kaz rowe

mina le

captainmidnight

karolina zebrowska

khadija mbowe

bernadette banner

thomas flight

the queer kiwi

moderngurlz

amandamaryanna

tasting history with max miller

broey deschanel

alexander avila

their topics range from pure academia/fashion/art/food/film/popular culture so there's a good mix! some of them have a more sarcastic, playful approach as well, bc i like a good balance lol. all of these creators are passionate about what they talk about and actually do real research! they cite their sources properly and typically dont approach topics with a singular perspective. if they're not conducting their own research first hand, i know a few of them have proper research assistants! wild!

[your-fav-is-divorced]

Mepad and ishowspeed :3

WHAR

Mepad and iShowSpeed are Divorced!

[devsgames]

This is a really good video by People Make Games that came out today and discusses the Game Industry's relation to war, the military industrial complex, and how world governments are very very excited about that and eager to pay for it.

In my time in the games industry I've seen basically all these things mentioned in this video and then some and I haven't even been in it that long relative to others; from the general glamorization of war, the Military showing up to every single gamer convention in one way or another to try and recruit gamers and designers, to Universities making business deals to have their game design students create games to train Canadian Military drone operators, games licensing firearms manufacturers to promote their weapons, or the police having students design games for 'community outreach' (aka public relations).

Anyway, the game industry is more involved in the military than you'd think and if you're an emerging dev or an established one I think you're seriously obligated to watch this and take it to heart.

[cametotheshowinsd]

THE ROARING TWENTIES (1929) | Written + Directed by Taylor Swift *ALL-TALKING PICTURE* Flapper Clara falls in love. With a Princeton sophomore. Every night they spend together feels like a dream. All the social occasions, the scent of wine she tasted on his lips, dance floor reflecting broken mirrorball lights, tossing pennies in the pool, sneaking in campus, night walks around the Nassau Hall, joking about school dorms, long dinner that seems never end and sophisticated conversations. His innocence and passion. Her wide-eyed gazes. Breathes that felt too close in the dark. Finally, one day, the kid went down on his knees and pulled that damned rock out of his pocket. Will Clara say "yes"?

[wolfziedraws]

Kristen Applebees giving her parents permanent disadvantage on insight checks