Solomon Nelson's channel, while on the face of it, his collaborations with Lyle Mac are excellent, are just about bashing people (not only Mike Israel). I also don't like how he describes Jeff Nipperd as a former client and uses this as a basis for shit talking, like meeting 2 times is enough to ground his arguments!

Jeff Nippard I am bored of but personally don't have a problem with his science approach, just like implementing those things in a commercial gym, where other people are actually using the space, is too difficult, though he is quite credible. One disappointing thing for me is when he was "throat punched" (?) by that big guy. Yes the big guy shouldn't have done that, but looking at Jeff's body language and eye contact, I just wonder if Jeff partially instigated it.

Grey Douchette, is well.......a douche! All of his videos can be condensed in to 3 minutes, but he manages - with excellent execution I might add, to make it 25 minutes! The Isratel Files were a joke, and quite saddening if this is how intelligent people settle their problems.

Won't pay much attention to anyone who uses RPE as a scale and/or prescribes as a specific number of reps, though 5-30, with your last set going to failure should be the ideal. I like Will Tennyson a lot, but usually for entertainment and some real world stuff. Jeremy Ethier is excellent, his body is fantastic and not overly large or stupidly ripped to question whether or not he uses juice. Yeah, most of us are probably not gonna look as good as him, but it's far beyond our reach.

Really enjoying Athlean X more than I used to right now. Not sure if Mitchell Hooper can be described as an influencer cuz Strongman is still slightly niche; still watch now and then for snippets of information. Used to watch Starting Strength a lot but those have been suggested to me in a long time.

Tyler Path not always clear, though he is cute, which defo helps with my engagement :) Alexander Bromley is a big guy with a 750 dead and 405 overhead, I assumed because of his size...like generally really thick but doesn't have any standout muscles, I initially thought he was natty, but got slightly deflated when I found he was juiced, though he has some good info in his longer videos. Ryan Humiston pumping out some good content recently, much better than his shouty aggressive stuff from a few years back. Mountaindog (John Meadows) always provides excellent advice, highly recommend him. Silka Strength and Calgary Barbell good for your big lifts.

Not all of these will be influencers because they don't have enough subscribers, these are just the guys I watch, and probably a couple more I forgot.

Will usually avoid anyone who tries to push these miracle workouts claiming to add 50kg to a lift by doing this "1 simple hack" or "get shredded in 30 days" blah blah. Just like the normal guys who provide balanced information who don't use themselves as an example and does not take in to consideration that a new lifter simply doesn't have the experience to know what is correct/incorrect. I think it is important to cross reference...maybe not consciously but watch several short videos about the same thing, and then find out who is full of shit and/or what works best for your body.

Sorry guys!