There is just so much good content on YouTube. It is one of the things that makes me feel incredibly lucky to have a good internet connection, I can learn and discover so many interesting new things from passionate creators worldwide with almost no buffering. Many of you would enjoy these, and if you have any recommendations, please let me know!
Here’s a list of my favorite eight non-travel-related channels:
Politics & Fashion - Jessi is an attorney dedicated to style and self-care. If you're interested in curating a wardrobe without overconsumption and love learning to shop with intention, check out Jessi. She also sprinkles in social politics.
Rajiv Surendra - He’s old school in how he lives his life and his creativity with domestic arts.
Kimberly Nicole Foster - She’s so animated in her commentary, reviews, and rants, and she’s a Harvard grad.
TechMe0ut - This channel makes tech reviews fun and informative.
Abiola Akanni - I love her non-performative yoga; she adapts the practice to different bodies.
Fumi Desalu-Vold - This Nigerian native, former model, married, and became a mother later in life is full of positive energy. She does make-up and fashion, but I enjoy her sister-to-sister commentary.
Roland S. Martin - He’s raw, loud, and passionate about events that affect black America, he’s a human Google engine, and his ability to recall is phenomenal.
Justine Leconte officiel - This is my favorite fashion channel, and I appreciate her fashion knowledge, style tips, and industry insights. The information she shares is genuinely high quality.
Nappyheadedjojoba - A former natural hair commentator and now dog lover #RayRay, and current event commentator; I follow her because of her style of commentary, and she strings together words.
MSNBC - Jen Psaki, Symone Sanders-Townsen, and Ari Melber on MSNBC
So there you go! Leave your suggestions in the comments below, and who should I follow next? Follow me on Youtube for the latest travel news and hacks.
