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circus for the views.
So accurate, I can't stand those "sex sells" channels. Don't get me wrong, the lady on that channel is a very talented off-roader, but let's be honest here if she wasn't on that channel, it would be a fraction as popular as it is.Yeah, me too. I think her old man sold her to the
I found out who she was from that Netflix drifting show lmaoYeah, me too. I think her old man sold her to the
I mainly watch Jeep videos for the installs and some product reviews. I can read at an almost fifth grade level but it is easier for me to see how something is supposed to go, rather than read how it is supposed to go.It seems like ever since I got my Wrangler I pretty much never watch videos on YouTube about Jeeps anymore. I pretty much spend all my free time in the garage either working on Jeep projects or planning them.
Lately I've been getting into watching Jeep videos again. Maybe just because it's been warming up in Texas and I'm getting excited about taking the top and doors off more often.
If I had to list in order the channels I enjoy watching the most when it comes to Jeeps, mind you some of these channels only feature Jeeps occasionally, but when they those are the videos I usually watch.
(#1) @Casey250 Is my most watch channel. Again I don't watch videos too much lately, but when I want to see something Jeep related, his channel is my first stop.
(#2) @drewsimms Strangely enough my number two is someone who doesn't really do Jeep videos, but more so has a Wrangler which he lives out of while he makes his beautiful iconic scenic videos. His videos often are also months apart between postings, but when he does post a new one, it is well worth the watch.
(#3) @TFLoffroad This one is one of those complicated ones where they don't really produce exclusively jeep-related content, but they do have an awful lot of Jeep related content. I like their videos because they tend to be very informative, but at the same time over the years they can kind of get on your nerves. I'd say I like the videos that Nathan and Andre and Casey are in most, and though Tommy was cooler when he was younger, nowadays he just sounds like a whining adult child. Tommy's got a cool two-door Willys Sport though, too bad they barely ever featured anymore.
(#4) @Thestorytilnow I haven't really watched thestorytilnow in a long time, but I would probably list them as number four at this moment. Honestly I don't even know if Shaun still has his gladiator, but he does really well organized, beautifully narrated and edited videos. Also just to give credit where credit is due, I only started watching his stuff because of @Casey250
(#5) @Diesejl The fifth one honestly I don't even follow anymore because they stopped producing Jeep related videos and pretty much only make diesel farm equipment videos nowadays. I get their life has vastly changed from where it was, I believe they basically live on his dad's farm now. That seems to be where all their videos are shot. But only reason I list this guy as my number 5 is because, (A.) I still go back and watch his informative videos about maintaining the EcoDiesel Wrangler a lot. They're really well made and straight to the point without too much other nonsense. (B.) I don't follow any other Jeep related pages.
Dude, those people who watch other people play video games, what a waste of their lives! I'm with you 100%. But at the same time too when I didn't have my Wrangler, I would watch a crap ton of Jeep videos of other people hitting trails and working on their vehicle, because I didn't have mine. Drew Simms however is a different story, he just makes beautiful scenery views. I check his page every couple of months and if he has a new video I watch it on my 85-in TV.
It seems alot of youtuber's get lazy when they have a girlfriend. Not sure if anyone watches NomadicFanatic (not jeep related, RV traveling the country) but every time he gets a gf his videos get extremely lazy . .
