My favorite youtubers pt.2🥰

So many of you have asked for more recommendations, especially if you're like me and always on the hunt for new channels similar to your faves! It can be tough to cut through all the content out there, but I've found some real gems that I think anyone who enjoys HopeScope or Safiya Nygaard will absolutely love. First up, if you're constantly searching for 'YouTubers like HopeScope' because you adore the thrill of lost cargo hauls and honest viral product reviews, then you absolutely need to check out Sophie Louise. While HopeScope shines with her 6.07M subscribers testing everything from 'UNUSUAL New Viral Tiktok Candy' to unique fashion finds, Sophie Louise (with her 629K subscribers) brings a similar joy with her delightful shopping hauls, advent calendar reveals, and mystery box openings. It's that satisfying unboxing experience and the genuine reactions that really connect these two in my mind. Both creators have such a fun way of exploring new items, making you feel like you're right there with them. Now, for those who are always looking for 'YouTubers similar to Safiya Nygaard,' you know what you're after: in-depth explorations, unique experiments, and a smart take on beauty and fashion. Safiya, with her impressive 10.1M subscribers, is a master of content like 'I Spent 24 Hours At The Singapore Airport' and her iconic 'food in unusual places' series. While the other YouTubers on my list aren't direct clones, they offer that same level of creative passion and unique perspective. For example, if you appreciate Safiya's dedication to understanding how things work or pushing boundaries, you'll find similar depth in the niche passions of channels like Chloe Rose Art or The Icing Artist. Speaking of unique, let's talk about some other incredible finds. If you're into 'unusual videos' and pure comedic genius, Unnecessary Inventions by Matty Benedetto is an absolute must-watch. He's dedicated to 'solving problems that don't exist,' and his creations, like 'an iPhone Case That's Also a Digital Camera,' are just brilliant. With 5.19M subscribers, his channel is a testament to out-of-the-box thinking. For the creatives out there, Chloe Rose Art (945K subscribers) offers a calming and inspiring space. Watching her create digital and traditional art, and even opening '12 Months Of A MYSTERY ART BOX?!', is so soothing and motivates me to get artistic. And for anyone with a sweet tooth or an interest in baking, The Icing Artist, Laurie Shannon, with her 4.71M subscribers, provides amazing tutorials and fun challenges like '$1 vs $500 Testing every cake FROST smoothing tool.' Her passion for cake decorating is infectious! So, how do I find all these 'top YouTubers this month' and similar channels? Besides getting recommendations from friends (like me!), I always make sure to check the 'Up Next' suggestions when I'm watching a creator I love. YouTube's algorithm is surprisingly good at suggesting similar content or channels that share a common audience. Also, don't be afraid to click on those smaller channels that pop up in your feed – sometimes they become your next big obsession! What are some of your go-to channels?