Sarah Cooper
@sarahcpr
Sarah Cooper makes comedy sketches about technology, work, politics and everyday life. Her original YouTube channel uses @sarahcpr.
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@sarahcpr
Sarah Cooper makes comedy sketches about technology, work, politics and everyday life. Her original YouTube channel uses @sarahcpr.
Amanda the Jedi
Amanda the Jedi makes movie commentary and ending explanations on YouTube. Her original Love Lies Bleeding video is an ending-focused example.
@kylan_darnell
Kylan Darnell makes social videos including a beginner-oriented American football series. Her original PEOPLE interview describes using makeup analogies to explain positions and terms.
@yoduvhessentials6310
Yoduvh Essentials publishes home-décor and furniture transformations. Her original plastic-chair tutorial turns an ordinary chair into an upholstered throne.
@esteelalonde
Estée Lalonde combines personal writing with beauty and lifestyle content. Her someday someday newsletter gives the more reflective side room to develop beyond a short social post.
Girl in the Woods
Brooke Whipple makes outdoor and building films as Girl in the Woods. Her own website publishes her biography, photographs and channel links.
Danu's Irish Herb Garden
Terri Conroy presents Danu's Irish Herb Garden from Connemara. Her garden videos include informal chats over tea as well as plant-focused material.
FranLab
Fran Blanche is the founder and designer of Frantone Electronics and presents workshop videos as FranLab. Her original videos include taking apart a cheap ring light and investigating a cheap IKEA clock.
Madilyn Bailey
Madilyn Bailey performs cover songs and writes original music. Her videos bring together singing, songwriting and the different moods of familiar and original songs.
Singing · Original songs · Cover performances
@crimebythebook
Abby publishes crime-fiction reviews as Crime by the Book. Her work includes mystery and thriller recommendations, author interviews and Nordic Noir coverage.
@Linneaandakela
Linnea shares DIY projects and outdoor life as Linnea & Akela. Her archived van-build series documents the work project by project.
Linnea & Akela · Her DIY van-build archive
Filmtourismus
Andrea David is a film-location travel writer based in Hamburg. Her German-language Filmtourismus site documents her visits and matches film scenes with real places, including locations from Jaws and Groundhog Day.
@moyamawhinney
Moya Mawhinney makes personal vlogs. Her Paris-living archive includes museums, language classes and making friends, and she discussed moving to the city in an original 2023 No Backup Plan interview.
@michellechoii
Michelle Choi publishes personal vlogs, including her Homebody in New York series. Her original solo-date video follows a workout class, eating alone and buying flowers.
@useless_dk
Signe Hansen publishes personal outfits and styling explanations as Use Less. Her own Danish-style guide explains relaxed combinations, and her site links Instagram @useless_dk.
@texaspatti
Texas Patti’s glamour posts put bold styling and a playful attitude in the foreground. Fitted dresses, lingerie looks and close-up portraits sit alongside short clips that make room for a knowing smile or an exaggerated reaction.
@emiliavizcarra
Emilia Vizcarra combines a model’s eye for an outfit with the movement of dance and fitness videos. Travel scenes bring changing scenery, while music released as Emi Vi adds a performance side to the mix.
@justinejuicyy
Justine Mirdita favors glamour photography with a direct, confident relationship to the camera. Her modeling looks use fitted silhouettes, lingerie styling and simple backgrounds that let a pose carry the picture.
@iamsydneythomas
Sydney Thomas brings together modeling and the atmosphere around sports events. Ring-girl appearances and dressed-up event looks share space with casual outfits, friendly group moments and quieter personal updates.
@lerochkaferal
Dance clips and lip-syncs turn a fitted look or a simple casual outfit into a short performance, with expression doing much of the work.
@theangelawhite
Angela White’s public content makes room for both glamour and a surprisingly playful comic streak. Modeling photographs and dressed-up appearances sit beside collaborative skits, exaggerated reactions and casual moments from trips or events. Her short comedy often works through timing and a straight-faced delivery before the joke lands.
@neringakriziute
Neringa Križiūtė combines modeling with a painter’s interest in shape, color and atmosphere. Her outfit videos favor unhurried movement, letting the silhouette and setting hold attention as she changes position.
@heycarobell_
Carolina Bell makes fashion feel like a brief performance. Outfit clips give a look room to move, with a turn, a glance or a playful expression changing the mood of the same clothes.
@lydia_violet
Lydia Violet’s videos draw much of their humor from the interaction between a game, a surprising internet clip and the people watching with her. Longer gameplay sessions leave room for mistakes and running commentary.
@alyri_tv
Alyri moves between gaming, cosplay and dance with an interest in character and performance. League of Legends challenges provide a more sustained thread, while short clips let a costume or a musical cue take over for a moment. Reptile posts offer a quieter change of subject amid the games and styling.
@amiamiley
Amia Miley’s modeling blends polished glamour with a lighter, teasing tone. A fitted outfit or lingerie look may get a carefully framed photograph, then reappear in a short clip where expression and timing become the point.
@theofficialsarenabanks
Sarena Banks brings an athletic emphasis to glamour and swimwear modeling. Her photographs make use of strong poses, fitted sportswear and beach-ready styling, with movement clips adding a different view of the same looks.
@reena.sky
Reena Sky’s glamour photographs emphasize a confident pose and a direct look toward the viewer. Lingerie styling and dressed-up portraits provide the polished side, while personal updates and live appearances allow a more conversational mood.
@morganhollymoore
Morgan Holly Moore brings fashion, beauty and fitness into the same visual routine. Her presentation combines poised modeling with casual getting-ready moments.
@therealbrittfit
Brittney, known as The Real Britt Fit, pairs an athletic look with a playful approach to modeling. Fitness clips give her content movement and energy, while shoot footage reveals the adjustments and reactions behind a finished picture. Outings with friends add a looser social side.
@ira_dash_
Ira Dash gives dance and styling equal attention. Her videos let fitted outfits move through turns, changes of weight and quick shifts in pose, making the performance more expressive than a still outfit check.
@ayelenspam
Ayelen Villasenor, also known as Latinamami, mixes dance and lip-syncs with outfit photographs and everyday observations. English and Spanish captions give the personal updates a conversational feel.
@dinobabyofficial_x
Allie Robertson’s DinoBaby content brings gaming references into a softer ASMR setting. Quiet delivery, close attention to small sounds and character-like scenarios create a different pace from a typical gaming clip.
@eubrufreitas
Bruna Freitas presents modeling with a warm, direct-to-camera style. Alongside her subscription work, she has discussed making content full time, giving some context to the planning and performance behind an apparently effortless picture.
@lolaroseuk
Lola Rose often builds a short video around the small performance of striking a pose. Her gaming presence and conversations about creator work add personality around the fashion, with a mischievous tone that carries across those subjects.
@seraphinacox
Seraphina Cox uses leather, PVC and latex to construct a commanding character through clothes, posture and expression. The content is especially focused on costume, texture and control, with dominant roleplay shaping how a scene feels as much as how it looks.
@indiyababy
Indiya’s content moves easily between a dance, a meme and the unfolding joke of a gaming session. Grand Theft Auto roleplay gives her room to react to other characters and build a situation through conversation.
@minamo_j
MINAMO’s modeling photographs sit alongside a more talkative, observational side in her Japanese-language videos. Shopping scenes, conversations and footage around work give small details time to emerge beyond the finished shoot. Public events and writing add other subjects to that personal view.
@acuareela
Acuarela combines dance and modeling with the visual play of cosplay. Her Spanish presentation is casual and expressive, often using a gesture or a reaction to deliver the joke. The streamer side adds another point of connection for viewers who share her gaming and character interests.
@yui_xin_2.0
Xin Yiru, also known as Yui Xin, blends glamour modeling with the changing settings of travel. Japan and Hong Kong feature among those travel subjects. Chinese and English captions accompany a visual style that favors confident silhouettes, expressive close-ups and small playful moments away from a formal shoot.
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