Name: What Gaming, Geek, Nerd Culture, & Sci-Fi YouTube Channels & Creators Should You Be Watching in 2020
Uploaded: 2019-12-30T14:00:56+00:00
Duration: 22 min 8 s
Description: In this video, we share with you some of our favorite channels in the world of both Gaming and Nerd Culture that we think you should be watching in 2020. About this time 2 years ago, I was blessed to

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In this video, we share with you some of our favorite channels in the world of both Gaming and Nerd Culture that we think you should be watching in 2020.

About this time 2 years ago, I was blessed to be included and John Riggs' video featuring YouTube channels to watch in 2018. I thought that that was an amazing idea at the time and I greatly appreciated John spreading the word about what I was doing. In a complete and total blatant rip-off, or as my appreciation for what John did for me and wanting to pay it forward, here is a list of YouTubers that I currently watch and enjoy and I think you should be watching as well.

Check out last year's shout-out video at https://youtu.be/AxP-RxsBHFo

#YouTubeCreators
#NerdCommunity
#RetroGaming

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