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Open on… one man. Stood in a position of power. He looks out onto an arena of cheering subjects. With just one thumbs or one thumbs down, he has the power to send a heroic challenger to a grizzly end. No, we’re not talking about the Coliseums of Ancient

For some, soccer - or football, if you’re European - is the beautiful game. For others, it’s 20 men chasing a ball back and forth for 90 minutes. There’s no right or wrong here - do what makes you happy - but what is wrong is assuming

Green always means good. We want to keep the environment nice and green. Green means go when we’re driving. And you’d hope to find your YouTube videos awash with a sea of green thumbs up, compared to the dread-inducing red thumbs down. But Green has never been as

History on YouTube has never been better. Whether you want deep dives into lost civilizations, cinematic battle recreations, or quick lessons that explain the past in minutes, these channels have it all. The best part? They make history feel alive. Each of these channels brings something unique to the table.

With apologies to Jennifer Lopez, there’s a new superstar from the Bronx who represents the American Dream. Kai Cenat - born in 2001 - is the New York native who has gone from joking around with Facebook videos to having Snoop Dogg, Lebron James, Kevin Hart and Nicki Minaj

The beauty world never stands still, and neither do the top makeup creators on YouTube. From groundbreaking tutorials to brutally honest product reviews, these creators keep millions of viewers inspired, entertained, and up-to-date with the latest trends. Whether you want to perfect a flawless base, dive into experimental looks, or

Across his Theorists channels, Matthew Robert Patrick - MatPat, to you and I - amassed an impressive 41 million subscribers. With such an empire at his fingertips, this theorist definitely didn’t treat content creation as a game. So how did he do it? Ready player one? How the game

AI-generated videos are flooding YouTube. Some look like deepfake movies. Others are narrated by eerily realistic AI voices. Entire channels are popping up with AI-generated animations, scripted commentary, and AI-cloned voices of famous creators. But can you actually make money with these videos as a YouTuber? YouTube has made its

Oh, conspiracies. We all know someone - be it a friend, a family member, or that crazy guy who yells at us on the streets when we park up for a Starbucks - who really, really loves a conspiracy theory. You know the ones. The Royal Family are lizards. The