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YouTube Favorites

Hello and welcome back to the blog. In this post, I will be sharing some YouTube channels and videos I've been enjoying watching lately.

1. What Would You Do is an American television show in which actors depict scenes of conflict and illegal activity which happen in everyday life and the focus is on whether bystanders will intervene. It is all recorded on hidden cameras. The show is hosted by news correspondent John Quinones and airs on ABC in America. Scenes can be watched on their YouTube channel.



2. I found a song called Can't Beat Love uploaded on YouTube by a guy named Justin Wack. I don't know anything about him as there is no information in the 'about' section but the five songs on the channel are amazing and his voice is great! This is is latest song. 

3. One of my favorite YouTubers is Rachel-Lea. She makes home organization, lifestyle, self-care and motivational videos which are very useful. 

4. This year, the Olympic games were to be held in Tokyo but has been postponed due to the Coronavirus pandemic. The only time I watch sports is during the Olympics. Previous Olympic events can be watched on YouTube, from full opening and closing ceremonies to big events such as Cathy Freeman gold medal winning run in the  400 metre final at the Sydney 2000 Olympic games. If you want to relive these special moments, check out the Olympic channel. 

5. One of my favorite winter olympic sports is ice hockey and lately I have been watching videos of NHL hockey players interacting with fans. It's so sweet seeing kids reactions when they receive sticks and other souvenirs from their favorite players, 

6.  Jordan Matter is a photographer who does photo shoots with dancers, contortionists, acrobats, gymnasts and circus performers. His 10-minute photo challenges are so much fun! 

7. Dhar Mann is a filmmaker who tells inspiring stories through his videos about life, business and relationships. The videos are relatable and teach valuable lessons. 

Click on the links if you would like to check out these YouTube videos. 
I hope everyone is having a great week so far!







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