One of the perfect (and most harmful) issues in regards to the web is simply how simple it’s to fall right into a rabbit gap about just about any matter. You can spiral for hours, days, and even longer. Most of the time, it’s fairly innocent, even when it does are typically a little bit of a time suck. But whether or not your rabbit gap of alternative is informative, for functions of leisure, or simply downright bizarre, it’s in all probability one thing most of us do.

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Redditors just lately swapped concepts about a few of their private favourite “oddly specific” rabbit holes to discover, per the request of u/LenaraSkye. So should you’re searching for one thing new, look no additional.

1. Woodworking

“I’m personally a fan of the vocal track explaining as they go over the video type. Examples include; blacktail studio, foureyes furniture, and Shaun Boyd made this. I like them because they make good furniture and have a good mix of comedy and serious content in the voice over track. Also their furniture usually isn’t gimmicky.” —u/apaulo_18

2. Gaming Glitches

“Not simply the way to do the glitch. 

But as a pc engineer. I like studying wtf is occurring within the code that causes the glitch within the first place.

Something just like the duplicate merchandise or mew glitch in Pokémon. Getting stoned, studying what’s occurring with the code and the way come the glitch works… Can watch that crap all day. Understanding what number of alternative ways you possibly can manipulate it’s fascinating to me.

The mew glitch, folks solely use it for that. But you actually may tweak it to come across any Pokémon should you needed to. But you solely understand how to try this except you perceive how the glitch features. Its neat.” —u/MckittenMan

3. Restoration Videos

“Old tools, electronics, or furniture brought back to life.” —u/Svfen

4. Hooves

“Hoof GP and other Hoof trimming videos. My grandparents were cattle farmers but I haven’t been on a cattle farm in 20 years. Still strangely interesting to watch.” u/Zeebie_

5. 9/11 Videos

“I find these so incredibly interesting, as someone who was alive but not quite old enough to understand what was happening and the magnitude of the situation I have always been so intrigued by all the videos and documentaries.” —u/sydthesquid95

6. BuzzFeed Unsolved

“Something about the history and creepiness is very comforting to me.” —u/SeniruSan13

7. Unintentional ASMR

“Unintended ASMR videos where it’s just people doing stuff, usually art. 3 hrs of someone worldlessly grinding, mixing in the wet ingredients, mulling, sampling, and sorting paint pigments but nothing else. A clay artist making an order of teacups showing the production process to get each uniform in all dimensions despite it all being hand thrown. Someone with a nice voice just calmly chatting about their day during a videogame long play.” —u/Geanu12

8. Old Hollywood Documentaries

“Movies about old Hollywood celebrities and their dark past before they got famous. I feel extremely sad every time I think about what happened to Rita Hayworth, and I love anything about Jayne Mansfield. And if not that, then the lives of courtesans in the olden days and how they got their start before they totally failed.” —u/archimedesfuckya

9. Music Reaction Videos

“It’s satisfying seeing young people listen to old music and realize it’s real – people played their instruments and had non-autotuned voices. Or the dude I watched recently listen to Beastie Boys Paul Revere for the first time. That was an education for him.” —u/stuck_behind_a_truck

10. Walking Tours

“Especially when they’re not anywhere particularly popular or exciting. Walking or traveling through random towns and checking out little tourist destinations, oddball museums, small local theme parks, stuff like that.” —u/RecordStoreHippie

11. Cats

More particularly:

“Cat fails.” —u/DesperateRange3061

Classic YouTube by no means dies.

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