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My sister and I were just talking about how despite growing up on legends like Jacksepticeye and Good Mythical Morning, that there were not many equivalents within Black Britain. There are some super cool British YouTubers like Dan and Phil or Tomska, AND there’s some amazing Black American YouTubers like RDCWorld and CoryKenshin, but beyond KSI (who has been BORING for a while) I really can’t think of many examples.

Over here the most popular videos are Pop the Balloon or BKChat, which I DESPISE, or some analysis on how “cooked” Black British culture is. I will admit that I don’t have the best idea on the state of Black British YouTube, so I’d be happy to learn more :)

I’ve already mentioned a few YouTubers that I love but I also really like skits, video essay channels like Jacob Geller or some lighthearted commentary stuff (no drama channels).

If you have any suggestions, of if you’re a YouTuber yourself, please lmk!

I'm contributing to a book sale in a week and need about 20 booklets printed before then... I know, bad timing X( its my first time doing all this.

Because of time constraints I wanna go in-house instead of trusting a delivery service. Ive searched online and found a few interesting spots but would like to hear more suggestions. Id prefer a printer with experience with art prints, but I'll take any suggestions.

I live around Brixton so any local ones would be neat, but I'm totally okay with travelling.

I'm contributing to a book sale in a week and need about 20 booklets printed before then... I know, bad timing X( its my first time doing all this.

Because of time constraints I wanna go in-house instead of trusting a delivery service. Ive searched online and found a few interesting spots but would like to hear more suggestions. Id prefer a printer with experience with art prints, but I'll take any suggestions.

I live around Brixton so any local ones would be neat, but I'm totally okay with travelling.

Recently came out of a gig that was AMAZING (NSP at O2 Brixton), but the crowd were such a vibe killer! My friends and I were jumping and screaming like madmen but I could count only like 6 other people doing the same thing. People were cheering and screaming and stuff, but there was NO DANCING!

I'm gonna be seeing the boys at All Points East and I'm HYPED about it, but I'm trying to gauge the vibe of the average concert. Is it mostly still crowds or does it get crazy? I'm looking to dance with random people and get swept up in the vibe.

This is a lighthearted question by the way, not trying to dig at those who'd much rather sit and watch the show, I'd just prefer to dance! Just wanna get some firsthand experiences!