Discover Top YouTube Channels: IMDb-style Site for Trending Creators

Finding content to watch on YouTube used to be as easy as opening the website and scrolling through your recommended videos page. But, with numerous algorithm changes over the years, many users have found themselves dissatisfied with the content YouTube suggests. That’s where sites like Favoree come into play.

This third-party site is essentially like IMDB but for finding and reviewing YouTubers. Users can leave comments and reviews about different YouTubers. For instance, one review of Kevin MacLeod’s YouTube channel highlights how trustworthy and kid-friendly the channel is, detailing why the channel is important.

Other reviews of various channels also break down the different perks that users rate each channel for. Game Theory, for example, was found to be funny, inspiring, and uplifting by one user. A website like Favoree can be especially useful since there has been so much drama on YouTube that the platform has launched community notes to help dissuade misinformation.

Image source: Favoree

With a review system like this, you can see real-world comments from viewers about a channel and its owners. Of course, there’s always the risk of reviews being skewed by certain communities, but that’s just part of the territory.

You can browse Favoree in its beta state right now. You can sign up to leave reviews of channels yourself or just explore various topics to discover new channels. Additionally, you can see some of the latest trending YouTubers on the website, as well as understand why they are trending and what star rating they’ve been given based on average review scores.

The website also highlights a channel of the week each week, chosen by the members of the Favoree Discord. If you’ve been searching for more YouTube channels to watch, I highly recommend checking out this website to see if you can use it to your advantage.

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