Don't mean to be rude, but your deep dives could be deeper. I clicked on 'How GPS works' expecting to see a certain Scott Manley video [0] there. Instead, it's 10 shorts I'd put firmly at the 'like n subscribe' end of the scale. Think I'll stick to my own curated list of creators for now.

[0] https://youtube.com/watch?v=qJ7ZAUjsycY

I encourage you to keep going. Regular TV seems lame to me. A curated selection of YouTube videos is just the ticket. I often find myself browsing it instead of trying to watch some official streaming service.

I really like the idea in principle - the site looks nice too. But overall I can't help but feel like this is something I just wouldn't use.

There is a bit too much pop culture and "fluff" looking content at a first glance. That might be fine as far as "weird YouTube rabbit holes" goes, but I guess what I was hoping to find might be a little more esoteric and not so much "oh, some celebrity I've never heard of did covers on YouTube."

The amount of content here also makes me a bit skeptical, because a proper deep dive into a rabbit hole requires a bit of curation.

Here's a free idea for you: I bet a Substack page where you put together one "weird deep dive" per week could do really well. It would be fun to see "ah, what did he get into this week" and then have an easy way to queue up the videos for an hour or two of chilling on the couch. It would feel a little more deliberate. Like you picked some random topic and started absorbing it, and then return to the community with a few videos that kind of "overview" the thing.

I say Substack for illustrative purposes here - I'm not suggesting you switch to Substack - but rather that maybe your model needs to be a little more curated. Build a reputation that this is a fun place to go for a random Sunday morning Youtube binge, that every "rabbit hole" on the site will be interesting.

Idk, just my thoughts.

Under "animals being weird"[1] there is a "Cats Playing with WiFi Pet Toys"[2] tag, which contained various videos about toys but no cats[3][4][5].

[1] https://yourabbit.com/categories/weird-animals/page/1

[2] https://yourabbit.com/rabbit-holes/cats-playing-with-wifi-pe...

[3] "7 Craziest 3D Prints I Own" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WwPQbuArLRU

[4] "The 2-in-1 Miraculous Hero Switch Ladybug doll is giving superhero vibes—available now at @Walmart!" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2zKU-v6NHig

[5] "Jack Royal 1:8 Scale RC Car Buggy Remote Control Car Off Road Monster Truck with Realistic Sound 4WD" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RDFjHLShs3E