My thoughts for all the top Clash of Clans Youtuber's

[d11]

Chief Wryhorn has made some amazing videos for mid-level Drag players.

He's just starting off, but the music sense in the videos is excellent and what makes it most entertaining.

His channel is JTJ University. I think.

[biggolf]

Among the more popular youtubers, Galadon is probably the most knowledgeable (again, among the popular ones only. There are tons of smaller channels out there that is way more technical than he is). He's getting popular real quick which is great for him, but sadly that also means he has to put out more generic content to serve wider range of audiences rather than doing mostly high level gameplay like he used to.

Chief Pat is probably the laziest one among them all. I'm not just talking about his unreliable upload schedule, but his content has been very sloppy for a long long time now (I smell hate coming my way). He stays in his comfort zone all the time and even when pushing to 4000 with a new and exciting strategy like Lavaloonion, he still keeps his old habit and call it a raid at 50% 2-star (it's such a lazy thing to do when you have both LV40 heroes which pretty much guarantee a win. Let alone the fact that he can gem troops, spells and regen time). That's boring. He probably has to open his eye and see that top level players has been 3-starring maxed bases with Lavaloonion left and right for at least a month or two now. I'm not trying to hate on Pat here but I've been watching a lot of smaller Youtubers and they are far better than Chief Pat. Sure they don't have pro video quality and may be not as good a commentator (and apparently not as entertaining for wider audiences who want generic content) but skill-wise, Pat got nothing on them really. Now, I understand he is an entertainer so I don't expect him to do anything very technical with his channel (why should he, people love him as is) but you're pushing to high Champ for duck sake. At least play like a champion for once. Show off your skills, try to be a hero. Don't just log on everyday and be like "I'm chief Pat, today I'm gonna 2-star some bases and repeat the same ♥♥♥♥ again next episode so we will reach 4000 in timely fashion."

Daddy, he has interesting thing going on. His strong point is not technical gameplay but Daddy is community-bound. He does inspiring things like gather low level players in a clan and go to war with much higher clan and beat the ♥♥♥♥ out of them. Now that's entertaining to watch. It doesn't necessarily has to be high-level gameplay to be interesting. A twist like this keeps his channel interesting.

Nowadays I barely watch bigger youtubers. I still sub to Pat because he is likely the first one to be notified if any changes were to happen to the game. Smaller channels with superb content are out there. Someone most people never heard of like ClashWithPredator, Knigthlygaming, OneHive, just to name a few. These guys are serious war pro and I learn a lot from them (and so do people in my clan as I feed them their videos). However, they are more like educators rather than entertainers. But if you want to see awesome raids and learn those techniques, consult these channels. Just my two cents.

[sweet11]

i think opinions sometimes useless because each youtuber got something make him good and worth watching
so i like to watch them all from time to time , its something good to have more and more youtubers
i like the varieties

but you can for example compare (the hulk) and (onehive)
because both of them got the same channel goal and interest . how to 3 star bases and use complicated strategies

but you cant compare all the channels because different goals and interest

[Ahorer]

Daddy and galadon are the bests <3

[CeePee]

Thehulkfiles isn't getting enough attention, gotta love them war strategies, quality stuff.

[FrosterMedia]

I've recently started my own channel, I have around 70 subscribers and 22.000 video views, slowly growing. I take most of the guys you mentioned in the first post as an example and learned from them

[biggolf]

I've recently started my own channel, I have around 70 subscribers and 22.000 video views, slowly growing. I take most of the guys you mentioned in the first post as an example and learned from them

I've seen some of your vids and decided to sub because it looks like you have promising content. However, if you want to grow, consider adding some form of commentary. It's important that you make some connection with your audiences. As of now, your stuff is like footage with cover and that's not enough to make you grow (regardless of how good the content is). If you're not comfortable adding your own voice, at least make some caption explaining things for people who try to learn those strategies. Other than that, I think your vids are solid. All you need now is cherries on top.

[Jomarx3me]

#GaladonMasterRace

also... TheHulkFiles

I think he has one of the "smartest" CoC vids around


true CoC Metagaming

[404]

Daddy is the best coc youtuber IMO. I just love his deep voice and awesome personality, also the videos are good

[Wryhorn]

Chief Wryhorn has made some amazing videos for mid-level Drag players.

He's just starting off, but the music sense in the videos is excellent and what makes it most entertaining.

His channel is JTJ University. I think.

We may be small in subs but our tactics vids (for TH8 especially) are the best I've seen -- LOL. Although people say I play music too loud sometimes -- LOL.

(Thanks d11 for shoutout).