 I'm Tom Merritt from Daily Tech News Show. Here are the top five YouTubers. ["Top Five YouTubers"] YouTube. It's wonderful, isn't it? Filled with amazing creators. To try to identify the top five of those creators would be hubris. So I made you do it. Mine would probably be filled with my friends, like Brian Brushwood or Scott Johnson, or some of my personal favorites, like Carey Cakes or J.Y. Annaly. But I wanted to find some consensus. So I asked across the internet, from X to Threads to Blue Sky to Mastodon, Discord, and Beyond, who is your favorite YouTuber? I compiled the results. Here's what I got. Let's count down your top five favorite YouTubers. At number five, Tasting History with Max Miller. For people who want a side of history with their cooking show, Max not only shows you how to make mead like a Viking, but explains its origin as well. Want to eat like a lighthouse keeper? Covered. Medieval none? Done. From hard attack to literally surviving by eating leather, nothing is too tough for Max. Coming in at number four, Super Eyepatch Wolf. With the soothing voice of a late night DJ. Super Eyepatch Wolf will expose why Space Jam is a lie. The Simpsons has fallen, and possibly, most famously, what the internet did to Garfield. Up to number three, Adam the Woo. A pop culture nerd with wanderlust and a thing for out of the way famous places. Want to see an abandoned theme park? The location where Kirk fought the Gorn in Star Trek? Or maybe visit the town where Stranger Things was filmed? Adam will take you there. So join him, shall you? Sliding in at number two, Mr. Mobile, AKA Captain Two Phones, AKA Michael Fisher. Yes, he was in Psychic Witness, good eye. But he's been covering mobile tech since 2011, from the iPhone 4S through the OnePlus 3, right up to the new folding Techno phone with that circular cover screen. But at number one, Marquez Brownlee, AKA MKBHD. He has longevity, uploading tech videos starting in January 2009 while in high school. He has focus, talking about tech, tech, and more tech, and sticking almost entirely to reviews. And he has respect, named creator of the decade in 2019 and getting the likes of Bill Gates, Kobe Bryant, and Mark Zuckerberg to give him interviews. And now he adds the dubious honor of being the top of our list of your favorite YouTubers. Again, these are the ones you told me about, and you told me about literally hundreds of YouTubers. So your thoughts are actually pretty diverse. It was quite an achievement for these five to show up multiple times in your mentions. And if you've got a favorite you just know should have made the list, just let us know. If you want more great tech news and other tech information, subscribe to our channel. It's YouTube.com slash Daily Tech News Show. If you don't know already, get the podcast at DailyTechNewsShow.com. And if you can help support us, Patreon.com slash DTNS. I'll see you there.