Official Science YouTuber Tier List

Summary

The video, sponsored by Keeps, humorously addresses male pattern baldness and promotes Keeps, a subscription service offering FDA-approved treatments and consultations with real doctors. The host, Kyle Hill, a science educator, blends humor with facts, encouraging viewers to try Keeps. The video transitions into a fun and exaggerated ranking of popular science YouTubers, where Kyle ranks various creators based on their content style, from pioneers like SciShow and Veritasium to quirky creators like Michael Reeves. The tier list is playful, subjective, and filled with jokes, ultimately highlighting the host’s personality.

Takeaways

• 💊 Keeps is a subscription service focused on helping men treat male pattern baldness online with consultations from real doctors.
• 👨‍⚕️ The service offers FDA-approved medications delivered directly to your door, making hair care more convenient and affordable.
• 📊 Up to 66.6% of men may experience some form of male pattern baldness before the age of 35, according to the video.
• ⭐ Keeps boasts more 5-star reviews than any other hair care competitor.
• 🎥 The video transitions to a humorous science YouTuber tier list, with the creator rating different science content creators.
• 😄 The video’s host places himself in a tier, calling himself 'Walmart Jason Momoa' with a self-deprecating tone.
• 🔬 SciShow and CrashCourse are given a 'C' tier ranking due to their informative yet more traditional content.
• 🤖 Veritasium, famous for his experiments and large subscriber base, is placed in the B tier.
• 👩‍🔬 MinutePhysics and BrainCraft receive high praise for their creative science communication, ranking in the A tier.
• 🎮 Vsauce (Michael Stevens) is highlighted as a legendary figure in science communication, receiving the top tier S ranking.

Q & A

What is the product being promoted at the beginning of the video?

The video is promoting Keeps, a subscription service designed to help men treat male pattern baldness.

Who is the person presenting the Keeps sponsorship, and how does he describe himself?

The person presenting the Keeps sponsorship is Kyle Hill, who describes himself as an 'award-winning science educator and sentient wig.'

What statistics are mentioned regarding male pattern baldness?

Kyle Hill mentions that up to 66.6% of men will experience some form of male pattern baldness before the age of 35.

What benefits does the Keeps service offer?

Keeps offers FDA-approved medications for male pattern baldness, consultations with real doctors, and convenient delivery to the customer’s door.

What does Kyle Hill say about his own YouTube channel in the 'science YouTuber tier list' section?

Kyle Hill humorously refers to himself as 'Walmart Jason Momoa' and places his channel in the C tier, noting that he preferred it when he used markers and simpler tools for his videos.

How does Kyle Hill rank popular science channels like 'SciShow' and 'Veritasium'?

Kyle Hill places 'SciShow' in the C tier, acknowledging its educational content but feeling it has too much 'course' and not enough 'crash.' He places 'Veritasium' in the B tier, praising it for being a big science channel but criticizing it for not wearing a red shirt daily.

Why does Kyle Hill rank Alan Pan in the F tier?

Kyle Hill ranks Alan Pan in the F tier because he eliminated him from a competition show in 2016, humorously suggesting that Pan 'can't hack it.'

What are some reasons Kyle Hill uses to rank 'MinutePhysics' and 'Brain Scoop' highly?

Kyle ranks 'MinutePhysics' in the A tier for being one of the original channels to use markers and pencils to explain scientific topics, and 'Brain Scoop' in the A tier for offering unique content about how museums work, particularly in specimen cataloging.

Why does Kyle Hill rank Mark Rober in the C tier?

Kyle Hill ranks Mark Rober in the C tier, noting that while he is one of the biggest science communicators on YouTube, his use of 'impact font and red arrows' influences the decision.

Who is ranked at the top of Kyle Hill’s tier list, and what is the reason for it?

Kyle Hill ranks Michael Stevens (Vsauce) at the top of his tier list, praising him as the 'guru of science communication' for his legendary intros, digressions, and the empire he built around science communication.