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At the beginning of the livestream, we will throw a dart at a map of Japan and then on stream we need to figure out how to get there (car, train, plane) and then head there. The aim is to get there as quickly as possible without using the BRB screen; however, if we need to fly then we will have to put on a BRB screen. Ideally, driving is best though.

LOTR-inspired camping and cooking series where I recreate the experience of the Fellowship travelling through Middle-earth, using one of their camp scenes as inspiration. I’d head out into nature with basic camping equipment and recreate the kind of simple food they might prepare on the journey, cooking over a fire and keeping everything as rustic as possible. The video would combine camping, cooking and LOTR storytelling, making viewers feel like they are travelling through Mid Earth.

The concept is a daily cooking series where I make a different meal, snack or drink inspired by The Lord of the Rings and Middle-earth until I eventually run out of recipes. Each video starts with a consistent hook such as, “Day X of cooking a Hobbit’s meal every day until I run out of recipes. Today we’re making Hobbiton seed cakes, so let’s get to it!” I’ll then quickly take viewers through the cooking process, add some fun Lord of the Rings context or trivia, and finish by tasting the dish.

We will be learning sword skills from a professional swordsman, and I'm wondering which style to lean into. It's a very casual stream environment where we chat about life while showing people unique things around Japan. We love anime and often chat about that on stream; however, I think the samurai/ninja style best showcases what kinda things we will get up to.

Talk about: - the allure of becoming an English teacher in Japan, moving to Japan, and why it's the easiest way to get into Japan, especially with programmes such as the Jet Programme or private kindergartens - why, long term, the wage is unsustainable and how you can't make a career out of it - the attitude of the Japanese towards foreigners and also the politicians towards foreigners - the ever-changing environment - why it's a good step into Japan

Using GIFs and memes to unravel why some of the major groups in the anime Bleach are complete frauds such as the Visoreds, Byakuya, Gremmy the kid, Gerard Valkyrie, Yamamoto Decoy, Chad and a range of other colorful characters who I dissect one by one for their flaws.

A six-week fitness experiment comparing short, high-effort workouts with longer traditional gym sessions. The video focuses on measurable results rather than motivation or opinion. I track strength, body measurements, training volume and total time spent exercising to calculate which approach gives the best result per hour invested.

A short documentary investigating the hidden journey of online returns. The video follows the process from the customer sending an item back, through warehouses, inspection, repackaging, liquidation and resale. It also looks at the people working inside the returns industry and why some perfectly usable products are still difficult to sell again. The story focuses on one simple question: when we click “return”, where does the product actually go?

A comedy comparison of everyday life in the UK and China. Each section starts with exactly the same situation, then shows how differently it plays out in each country. The humour comes from exaggerating the small frustrations, habits and cultural differences that people who have lived in both countries immediately recognise. Possible comparisons include food delivery, paying, customer service, supermarkets, public transport and ordering drinks.

I select five real or fictional businesses with weak branding and redesign them from scratch. For each one, I explain what feels wrong with the original design, create a new visual direction, and show the full before-and-after transformation. At the end, I run a simple blind preference test to see whether better design actually changes which product people choose.

I investigate whether buying a cheap used car and renting it out through platforms such as Turo can generate a worthwhile return in the UK. Rather than focusing on headline rental revenue, I calculate the full economics of the business: purchase price, insurance, maintenance, servicing, tyres, platform fees, depreciation, cleaning and the owner's time. I then model different levels of utilisation to see how long it would take for the car to pay for itself.

I go into detail with very posh exaggerated takes on why Reze really is overrated and how she literally achieved none of her missions, failed her country and was pretty much a laughing stock, but gets away with it because she has her emotional tragedy story and her cute looks

I compare two very different all-you-can-eat experiences in London: an affordable £27 global buffet and a £120 luxury Sunday buffet. At each restaurant I’ll look at the selection, food quality, expensive items, atmosphere, service and how much food you realistically need to eat to get your money’s worth. Rather than simply reviewing both restaurants, the video builds towards one question: does spending more than four times as much actually give you a four-times-better buffet?

Unboxing all of the Unicorn Overlord figurines to find the beautiful work Kotobukiya has done, so I want to show case how detailed and like the real characters the figures came out. I also have a 4th figure but am focusing on these 3 for views and the 4th in the video.

This will be the first video on a new channel I want to make about potentially living with AuDHD. I want it to be an exploration and view of my experiences in life and helping me to understand if the way I grew up, the thoughts I always had and why I felt so different, is because of this condition known as AuDHD and ultimately want to know if I did a good job to get to where I am in life. I still am twitchy and fidgety and overthink things but I want to share and get peoples opinions

I go through the top most underrated players in the striker position and make a distinction between forwards and strikers and try to find old clips of the players and what they did to prove they belong to that conversation. This video should be evergreen so hopefully can pick up views over time

I want to test what happens if I stop choosing where I travel and let the price of the flight decide instead. I'll search for the cheapest international flight leaving London, book the cheapest valid option without researching the destination first, and travel there. Once I arrive I'll have 24 hours to explore, eat local food and find something genuinely interesting to do. At the end I'll reveal exactly how much the whole trip cost and decide whether I would actually recommend doing.

I want to test whether AI travel planning is actually better than getting recommendations from a real local. Day one will be completely planned by AI using a £100 budget. I'll follow the itinerary as closely as possible without changing things just because I know London. Day two will be planned by a London local with exactly the same rules and budget. I'll compare the two days based on price, food, activities, surprises and overall experience, then choose a winner.

I’ll spend the whole day eating only at places recommended by taxi drivers. I’ll ask the first driver where they would personally go for breakfast, eat there, then get another taxi and ask that driver where I should go next. The goal is to see whether taxi drivers actually know the best local food in the city.

I’ll spend the day looking for non-Chinese food around Nanjing and try to eat something from as many different countries as possible. The interesting part is seeing what’s actually available here and how close it is to the food you’d get in the original country.