Underrated cubing channel's

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There a lot of cubing channels out there and obviously they all can't be as popular as channels like Jperm, Cubehead, and Tingman, so what are some channels that you think should be more popular? For me I'll say Tigersandcats Cubing, he makes great videos about Pyra, Comp advice, and reviews of various things.
 
Most cubers use speedcubedb only for algs but there is also some cool youtube content aside of the alg executions.
I love the interactive competitions of speedcubedb.
They give some pro cubers with different solving styles the same scramble and then compare and analyze the solves.


Too bad that currently there is not more of these
 
Paradox cubing for sure
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Yes definitely underrated.
For future responses I'll say underrated in under 3k subscribers.
 
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Yes definitely underrated.
For future responses I'll say underrated in under 3k subscribers.

All underrated means is that they deserve more recognition than they have; not that they have little recognition. It can be argued that J Perm is “underrated” because there are hundreds of millions of YouTube users and billions of people who don’t know who he is (I don’t think he’s underrated though)
 
There a lot of cubing channels out there and obviously they all can't be as popular as channels like Jperm, Cubehead, and Tingman, so what are some channels that you think should be more popular? For me I'll say Tigersandcats Cubing, he makes great videos about Pyra, Comp advice, and reviews of various things.
What about StCuber who just got sponsored by speedcubeshop
 
Cubing Encoded lol. His channel basically died
Nathan Wilson after he deleted his channel
Rowe Hessler after he deleted his channel

I think I'm not the only temperamental one in the cubing community... sometimes I look at my cubing collection and want to put it all away because of how pointless it seems. There is something wrong with my thinking
 
Jabberwock Technologies has a bunch of short videos of non-WCA puzzles. There's some pretty unusual puzzles out there, so it's quite helpful just to see how they turn.
 
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