Youtubing

    YouTube has become modern day cable with a comment section. There's a plethora of content and channels to choose from. I tend to get on YouTube very often throughout my day. There's always someone with a post. I like anything from gossip celebrity channels to serious financial channels and of course music videos by my favorite artist. I even learned how to braid my hair from the natural hair videos available. Here's a list of my favorite channels, check out some of them when you get a chance.

1.) Lovelyti : OMG, I love watching Lovelyti. She has really informative videos on pop culture and a lot of intuitive knowledge she shares on the daily basis. I started out watching her news channel, where she'd report crazy bizarre stories that you wouldn't normally hear about. On top of that she's an entrepreneur with a skin line and tea company. Check her out some time if you haven't heard of her.

2.) ColorMePynk: I love this channel because Keisha is so hilarious. She's a fashion guru, New York Times Bestselling author, and has great content. Most of the videos I watch are her  tv show reviews. Keisha puts a lot into her reviews and they tend to be much more entertaining than the shows themselves. 

3.) TreyKingShow: Trey does news stories and I don't watch all of them due to my highly sensitive trait, but he is so funny even when he's trying to be serious. He provides a lot of comedic relief during his news videos so it keeps the videos from being too overbearing.

4.) KingofReads: Justin is really funny too. I go to this channel just to laugh. He talks about pop culture, mainstream media, and he isn't scared to speak exactly what's on his mind.

5.) The Breakfast Club: I  like the interviews, the phone call in segment, and the Donkey of the Day segment. I really like the comment section the most because there's so many people sounding off on different topics. 

6.) Boyce Watkins: My husband started watching Dr. Boyce Watkins first. Some of his videos are a little dry humored, but extremely informative. He does content on finances, dating, politics, and racism. I really enjoy the multiple channels he run, and find some of his videos really helpful on financial topics.


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