History Sandbox / Larkmarn

* WebVideo/TheAmazingAtheist: Highly controversial commentary [=YouTuber=], on-again-off-again member of the skeptic community, who discusses religion, politics, and current events, known for his aggressive, often incendiary and confrontational style and edgy, intentionally offensive humor. He generally skews in favor of left-wing views and is extremely critical of any form of right-wing conservatism (including organized religion as a whole), but he's also known for being equally caustic towards many subjects on the side of left-wing politics, having an extremely torrid relationship with feminism, infamously declaring it an overly-PC supremacist movement and comparing it to the KKK. He does show consistent advocacy for some causes, including trans rights, racial minority rights, and border abolition, but given his incendiary approach to everything, it's tricky to pin down any exact patterns within his politics.

* WebVideo/{{Caddicarus}}: James Caddick's [=YouTube=] channel where he reviews video games and other content in a wacky and surreal style. Mostly apolitical, though he tends to poke fun at certain right-wing leaning people on his social media.

* ZF Clan: A loose collective of streamers and Let's Players, primarily known for its most popular member, WebVideo/SovietWomble, who additionally produces extensively-edited "Bullshittery" videos compiling their gameplay. Often known for having an edgy humor regarding topics from racism to The Holocaust, often making stabs at both sides of the political spectrum. However, a lot of their racier humor often tends to [[NWordPrivileges come from people within the group in question]], and given the clan is quite nationally diverse, members often shrug these types of jokes off as ribbing among friends, and they do occasionally put their foot down when it goes too far (one member, "Holynevil"/"Nevil" -- who is Vietnamese -- was kicked from the clan after he made several racially-driven tweets against black people during the Black Lives Matter protests of 2020). In general, the clan is vastly more critical of right-wingers than anyone on the left, and [=SovietWomble=] is fairly active on Reddit discussing his political opinions, where he's strongly against the Conservative Party of his native UK and was extremely disappointed by Brexit.

* MR. OBVIOUS: One of the right-leaning [=YouTubers=] who makes fun of left-leaning people and the ridiculousness surrounding them. However, he mostly targets any far-left organizations such as ANTIFA or BLM extremists.

* LetsPlay/{{Critikal}}: Relatively apolitical, frequently discusses online drama and calls out idiotic behavior regardless of ideology. His podcast The Official Podcast features guests across the political spectrum, and at least one of the four hosts, Kaya, is a rightwinger, but Critikal himself frequently takes social progressive stances on matters like gender and racial equality, and a popular target of his criticisms are incels and the alt-right. That said, Critikal is a centrist overall, as he never truly lands on the left or right on his main channel.

* Blaire White: A Republican trans woman who is highly critical of the far-left and many topics in the LGBTQ+ community. She voted for Donald Trump in 2016 though has been quite critical of many of his policies. She is anti-authoritarian and very anti-woke. Self-identifies as center-right. She was exposed as a grifter after being caught lying about her political compass test results as well as deliberately cropping off a medical article about trans women getting cervical cancer.

* The Little Platoon: A UK-based podcast and [=YouTube=] channel focusing on "film and cultural criticism", alongside "politics and affairs" as their description states. Their content runs into the usual "anti-woke" CausticCritic material, specifically supporting Comicsgate in their podcast episode "Stop Killing Comics - Gay People Don't Need Gay Superman". They cite original characters "Wiccan and Hulking"[[note]]disparaging the latter as "whatever [he] is"[[/note]], while demanding they make "original gay characters" in typical gatekeeping fashion. Their episode on "Britain is no longer a Christian country" showing shades of Islamphobia, using an uncited claim of replacement growth for a sarcastic remark on how no one seems to be troubled by it.

* JJ [=McCullough=]: [[CanadaEh Very Canadian]] [=YouTube=]r that covers cultural and domestic topics. [=McCullough=] is a Conservative and supported {{UsefulNotes/Stephen Harper}}. [=McCullough=] tends to withhold his actual political views on his show (with some notable exceptions such as his outspoken opposition to a government regulation of Canadian {{Platform/YouTube}}) but engaging in his content outside of his {{Platform/YouTube}} channel such as his articles on National Review, his entries on Quora and his blog posts and opinion pieces it's abundantly clear that he's a man of the Right albeit a moderate Conservative.

* Griffin Gaming: Apolitical but will call out woke-culture.

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* WebAnimation/ZeroPunctuation: Author and notorious CausticCritic [[Creator/BenCroshaw Ben "Yahtzee" Croshaw]]'s podium for complaining about video games. He's been known to lean on offensive humor and he's not shy about going after woke narratives he finds badly-written - like many above examples, he '''hated''' ''VideoGame/TheLastOfUsPartII'', though he mostly emphasized how disgustingly depressing he found it - but by and large he skews pretty heavily to the left, having once lampooned Nintendo for not allowing gay romance in ''VideoGame/TomodachiLife'' and never missing an opportunity to land a quick barb about UsefulNotes/DonaldTrump. Notably, Yahtzee holds Americans in general in pretty low regard for their policies on guns and healthcare, and some of his most vitriolic hatred has been toward American-made military shooters, most of all ''VideoGame/CallOfDuty'', which he views as shallow propaganda vehicles rife with thinly-veiled racism. He also hates UsefulNotes/MargaretThatcher, as well as Brexit supporters in general.

* WebVideo/TheRapCritic: Reviewer of rap music of new and old, usually discussing hip-hop from a culturally reflective standpoint. Often praises hip-hop with socially progressive messages (both inside and outside the "ConsciousHipHop" term) and dismisses conservative or otherwise outdated viewpoints towards race, gender, and other topics.

* [=Hasanabi=]: One of the well-known (and controversial) leftist streamers on Twitch as he often times covers topics of socialism and sometimes communism. In addition, he usually have a debate with conservative [=YouTubers=], but argues with leftists as well.

* [=BlackLightJack=]: A bisexual, anti-woke commentator who agreed with JK Rowling's controversial beliefs on trans people. Regularly makes content bashing Website/{{Webtoon}} creators (including amateurs), to the point of having a second channel dedicated to such content; said channel is a lot less political compared to his main channel. Despite his more conservative leanings, he gave the Daily Wire's ''Film/LadyBallers'' a negative review. A friend of [=DannPhan=].

* Braedon Alberti: A film and television Website/YouTube reviewer that tends to peddle derisively culture war-adjacent topics about ''Marvel'', ''Velma'', and ''Star Wars''. Their topics on "The MCU Villain Problem" erroneously includes Captain Marvel's Carol Danvers as an example main villain.

* Comics! By Perch: An American-comics Website/YouTube channel specializing in talking about the comic book industry, its sales history, and individual comics in a podcast format. He's acquainted with Bleeding Fool and The Fandom Collective, groups that tend to support [=ComicsGate=] rhetoric, and he [[https://thisiscomicsgate.wordpress.com/tag/comicperch/ has taken]] a part in the past. While not overly against progressivism in media, he believes that geek fandoms are mostly composed of white heterosexual men with socially-conservative beliefs and that people that demand/promote progressivism/inclusion in comics are a loud minority with an agenda that (most of the time) don't even read comics, but also believes that most of them are not malicious, but simply don't know how to respond to opposition to their beliefs and opinions online and assume the worst from those who don't agree with them.

* Film Courage: A Website/YouTube centering on filmmaking advice to viewers, delivered through interviews of various creatives working in the indie space. The channel's in the middle, containing commentary from progressive figures like David F. Sandberg (From [=YouTube=] to Shazam!) and conservative figures like Chris Gore (How to Alienate The Audience).

* JJ [=McCullough=]: [[CanadaEh Very Canadian]] [=YouTube=]r that covers cultural and domestic topics. [=McCullough=] is a Conservative and supported {{UsefulNotes/Stephen Harper}}. [=McCullough=] tends to withhold his actual political views on his show (with some notable exceptions such as his outspoken opposition to a government regulation of Canadian {{Website/YouTube}}) but engaging in his content outside of his {{Website/YouTube}} channel such as his articles on National Review, his entries on Quora and his blog posts and opinion pieces it's abundantly clear that he's a man of the Right albeit a moderate Conservative.

* Johnny 2 Cellos: An Website/{{YouTube}} video essayit who tends to talk about adult animation shows and films (complimented by their podcast, Toons That Curse, which is co-hosted by ToonificTariq). On social media, he's very vocally pro-trans, and shown to critique low-brow anti-woke sentiment.

* Sydney Waston: A conservative Australian political commentator and journalist, self described as "a deplorable" on her Website/YouTube page. Similar to other "anti-woke" {{Caustic Critic}}s of the late 2010s-early 2020s, along with ties to The Quartering.

* [=YellowFlash2=]: Rightwing-leaning anime and comics Website/YouTube grifter who appeals to pushing misinformation regarding progressive content creators, Creator/{{Funimation}}, and strongly #[=IStandWithVic=].

* Think Before You Sleep: A reactionary anti-woke commentary channel hosted by Sean. Starting off with [=#IStandWithVic=] with in 2019, the channel has grown to focuses on critique, "debunking", and shaming people who identify as queer, varying [[HollywoodPudgy degrees]] of being overweight, feminism, and "woke culture". Rarely, they have branched out with videos like "Reality Shows That Were Faked" to appear more like non-social political factoid videos. "Why You Don't Support Addicts" has been their most viewed video at 7 million views.