Five creators worth discovering this week
October 11, 2026
Five creators you may not know yet, and should. For each one we picked a video to start with.
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Andrew Piano
Music lessons and instruments
Andrew Piano turns the keyboard into a party game, with video game nostalgia tests, quick-fire song guessing rounds and a running series that asks how old you are. The age quiz playing below works through meme tunes and internet songs, from the Gummy Bear song to Eiffel 65's "Blue (Da Ba Dee)" and the coffin dance, and its commenters are still arguing over which ones make you an "unc". The song they most want added is Crazy Frog.
3.2% more subscribers this week
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How Old Are You? Brainrot Edition #piano #brainrot
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Drop A Pin
Explainers, history and education
On Drop A Pin, the Wonton Don and Uncle Chaps pick a spot on the map for their travel podcast and dig into it, and between episodes they post quick geography quizzes. This one asks for every country that starts with E, and the comments turned into a roll call: Eswatini catching out people who still say Swaziland, viewers amazed at how long Egypt took them, and loopholes like Eire and Estados Unidos next to a long fight over whether England counts.
4.7% more subscribers this week
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Name all the countries that start with the letter E
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Hispanixs
Comedy sketches and skits
Everyday Mexican life, framed for anyone on the American side of the joke, is the whole idea behind Hispanixs, a comedy channel whose titles pair the American and Mexican flags with a shrug. Its sketches take on rodeos, shrimp ceviche, what blue-collar workers drink on the job and what people imagine hearing in Mexico's cemeteries. The party sketch right under this text is the place to start.
15% more subscribers this week
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Mexican Parties 🇲🇽🎉
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Blooms&Greens by Chloe
DIY, building and home
Flower beds, Uchiki Kuri squash and strawberries that refuse to stay put fill most of Chloe's channel, a look at one Irish grower's garden through the seasons. In this clip she leaves the garden to ask why Irish farmer's markets seem to have so few farmers, and viewers from England to the United States say their own stalls look more like craft fairs too. The most liked reply offers a simpler fix: she should start a market of her own.
921K views this week
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The truth about farmer's markets in Ireland!
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Mr Hewes
Aviation and machines
Tanks, wartime armor and a Foden recovery truck dragged out of a Welsh field are the usual work for Mr Hewes and his crew in Leicestershire, a channel built on mechanical history and unusual vehicles. Here they wake a 102.4 litre Mirrlees Blackstone diesel, first supplied to the RAF for a generator set, after years of silence, stuck valves and seized injectors, and their "slightly questionable" way of starting it involves a Ford pickup. Former locomotive machinists and diesel techs in the comments say they are impressed, and plenty of viewers can't get over the man who ends up covered in oil.
4.8% more subscribers this week
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Starting a 102.4 litre engine #fyp #reels #shorts 
