LGR is cozy and just a joy to watch for his laid-back passion. His community follows this mindset.
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Most science youtubers have pretty chill comment sections. Same with makers, coffeetubers etc.
Gaming and influencer comments tend to be a shitshow. Obviously.
This is true, Scimandan has a pretty chill community. Though it gets attacked by flat earthers a lot.
Nigahiga had chill comment section even with huge following back then. Of course there were negative things on the chat but his whole operations had 'avoid controversy as much as possible' philosophy which made his community generally chill.
I wonder what's he doing now
He streams on twitch.
Oh I remember that channel he is a funny.
Eric Rosen and Tom Scott
None of my other subscribed YouTubers/communities compare, imo!
Omg Tom Scott he is one of my favourites!
Vsauce!
Micheal here.
Where are your fingers?
Townsends is pretty great. Especially if you're into history, food, or nutmeg.
Jerma985 I think
I definitely don't see any kind of negative things from his community
Clint's Reptiles! One of the most wholesome youtuber you could possibly find!
- Karen Puzzles is just a bunch of wholesome jigsaw puzzle fans.
- Townsends for wholesome 18th Century cooking fans.
- Technology Connections for wholesome ELI5 electronics and engineering.
- Post 10 for the most wholesome channel focused on unclogging of waterways and culverts you'll ever see. I'm not even joking.
- acollierastro, someone called Dr. Collier's channel the "Jenny Nicholson of astrophysics" and thats not even wrong, but is it wholesome? I think so... but decide for your self.
I hope this doesn't come across as shameless self-advertising, but I am pretty proud of my own followers. (ca. 20k people, the channel is mostly about Breath of the Wild). Compared to the toxic stuff I've seen in other comment sections so far, those guys are super chill and welcoming, discuss with each other in a friendly and respectful manner and want to actively contribute with ideas, questions, their own theories and the like. I've had that channel for three years now and I had to kick out maybe five followers total since then, and two of them were spam bots anyway. Five rude people vs. 20k chill pals seems like a good quota to me ;)
That is awesome I will have to check out your channel some time.
The comment sections on Vinesauce videos seem nice. They are usually focused on the content of the videos or Vinny instead of attacking each other.
Oh cool I gotta check it out.
I second Vinesauce Vinny. He is just wholesome in general, participates in multiple let's play charities and is just a decent dude. Some chud he worked with tried to cancel him by lying about him and he is known to be so genuinely likeable that the attempt failed miserably.
I remember that. I heard he did it because he was mad about getting kicked out of the group over misusing donations to buy an arcade machine or something. He ended up killing his own career instead.
Chase the Craft/Still it or Gavin Webber/the Curd Nerd.
Un mundo inmenso would qualify on that, but honestly I don't give a shit about YT communities, I only watch the videos, like or dislike and move on.
Haven’t checked in lately, but DIYperks has such a wholesome vibe
Cracking The Cryptic has a decent community, as might be expected from a channel that mainly solve sudokus and cryptic crosswords. Wirtual (a Trackmania streamer) seems to have a vaguely sane community as those sort of people go.
I like tabieats as well as throttle house for two of my polar opposite interests
Ryan Trahan
This old Tony
OneTopicAtATime, the most wholesome YouTuber with a very wholesome fanbase. Also a great ally.
Harald Baldr, Bi Phakathi, MrMobile
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