My favorite Black Girl Youtubers and Why I watch
My top channels that I watched were that I realized I wasn't subscribed to some of them, which is crazy because I watched their videos, so I made sure to hit that subscribe button before posting😭😭
Did You See Any Youtubers you watch up here?
IAmAsia- STORYTIMES, Florida girl like me. She is funny to me, I just like she gives a calm, classy vibe.
Renesbeauties- I subscribed to her today, but I have been watching her videos for the past month, and her STORYTIMES are usually out of pocket. I love her storytimes!
Asiya Alore (yes, I actually watch my own videos). I like watching my unpopular opinions the most, so I think I will put more out. When I met Saria Raine, she basically told me that if you can't watch your own videos, how do you expect other people to sit down and watch them? Put out what you want to watch!
ChristinaClark-flight attendant makes helpful videos for fellow flight attendants, and she makes travel videos as well.
Nijhea-Unpopular Opinions and Storytimes, this girl is hilarious😭😭 I love how she keeps it real. She says most of what I be thinking, and I yell at the screen like "I'M sayingggg!"
RYKKY!!- STORYTIMES AND MAKEUP! She isn't really like makeup makeup girly, but usually, when she does her story times, she is always doing her makeup, which comes in clutch. Because she knows how to do a nice beat. Taking tips.
TrindingTopic- I love her self-aware and girl chat videos. She has great life advice from her perspective. Self-love videos and faith videos. I love the peacefulness hee videos bring.
BlackChildDiaries- Love me some Gabby, I have been subscribed to her for years now, and I first discovered her from her storytimes, but she recently started a new chapter and channel. Where she posts video diaries.
Nazjaa- Fashion videos, makeup videos, and her vlogs. I was looking to restart my wardrobe back in the pandemic when it first began, and that is how I came across her page.
Jinae Lue- JAMAICA JAMAICA! I love supporting Islanders, My family comes from Haiti and Dominican Republic. She is like the MOST FUNNIEST GIRL EVER😭😭 If you are Jamaican or from the West Indies in general, Jinae Lue is one to watch. I watch for her vlogs. Her editing and music selection are always on point.
Janelle Robinson - My girl loves her. She is Jinae Lue's best friend. Which is how I came across her youtube as well. She was recommended. Another Jamaican girl, I love her. She is sweet. I watch for her vlogs.
KHNO Copyrightmusic- Watch her vlogs, and her no copy of the right music for vlogs is the best as well. I make no copyright music as well, but sometimes I don't want to find everything myself on SoundCloud, lol.
LifeWithSymone- SYMONEEEE, MY GIRL. Her storytimes are endlessssss! She lived a wild life, but I love her storytimes they are also out-of-pocket!
Quinnasia- Her Vlogssss, I usually watch her when I want a peaceful vibe and while I am doing something. Love her calm personality.
Also, who are your favorite youtubers you like to watch?
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It's so much fun finding YouTubers who truly resonate with you, especially when they bring a unique perspective and genuine energy. For me, discovering Black female YouTubers has been a game-changer, offering content that's not just entertaining but also incredibly relatable. When I'm looking for a good laugh, I instantly head to channels like Renesbeauties or Nijhea. Their 'storytimes' are truly unmatched – you know, the kind that are so 'out of pocket' you can't help but yell 'I'm sayinggg!' at the screen! They keep it real, and honestly, sometimes their takes on 'unpopular opinions' are exactly what I'm thinking, but too afraid to say. It's like having a best friend virtually. Beyond the laughs, I find so much inspiration and calm from other creators. For those peaceful vibes, Quinnasia’s 'vlogs' are perfect for background watching while I'm doing chores or just unwinding. And if I'm craving some practical life advice or just want to feel more centered, TrindingTopic’s 'self-aware' and 'faith videos' are a go-to. She really helps put things into perspective. It's not just about entertainment; these channels often tackle deeper topics or share insightful experiences that stick with you. I also adore how diverse the content is within the Black female YouTube space. From fashion finds with Nazjaa (who helped me restart my wardrobe during the pandemic!) to travel tips from Christina Clark, there’s something for everyone. I've even picked up makeup tips from Rykky’s 'storytimes' where she's doing her makeup, showing how to achieve a 'nice beat' effortlessly. And then there are the channels that just make you feel at home, like Jinae Lue and Janelle Robinson, whose 'vlogs' often feature their vibrant Jamaican culture – their editing and music choices are always on point! The energy is infectious, and it makes me think of my own family roots. If you're looking to broaden your YouTube horizons, I highly recommend diving into these channels. Whether you’re searching for 'funny Black female YouTubers', seeking inspiration, or just want to see someone 'get their life together' in a weekly vlog, there's a creator out there for you. Don't be afraid to explore their recommended videos or see who they collaborate with – it's how I've found so many gems, from 'room decor hauls' to discussions on 'trends we need to leave'. Supporting these creators means supporting diverse voices and perspectives, and honestly, it just makes YouTube a much richer place. What are some of your favorite channels? I'm always looking for new recommendations!
Me and my sister used to watch LifeWithSymone every time we eat when we go to sleep after we get the shower or when we bored