I Hate Everything

IHE knows how to give genuine criticism which is kind of hard to find with most critics his search for the worse series shows how much he sees the passion is put in. But he also see's how lazy some people can be when it comes to film making.

Much like A Dose of Buckley, AVGN and Nostalgia Critic, IHE is another movie critic that delivers great biting commentary on shows and movies that you may either love or hate. Regardless of your opinion, odds are you'll at least something you can agree on in many of his videos. In spite of his name, he doesn't entirely hate everything as he does praise what's needed when it's well-deserved. If you like movie reviews or like to review things yourself, I'd say check this guy's channel out.

IHE actually forms his own opinions, unlike 99.9% of the internet, and presents them in a sophisticated way. Despite his channel name, he doesn't actually hate everything, enjoying things like Star Wars: The Force Awakens. He also manages to come up with reasons that he feels the way he does, unlike 99.9% of the internet. I'm starting to sense a pattern here...

I Hate Everything is a YouTube channel by a guy called Alex, he tells his opinion on things while having more than 2 million subs, I know many YouTubers tell opinions, but they don't usually have more than 200k subs, YouTubers with more than 2 million subs usually do reactions, gameplays, Storytime Animations, or anything that won't make any controversy, we here know Alex is a big exception, his videos aren't just good in my personal opinion, but good in a critical opinion, he's not scared of telling opinions, his sense of humor is only understandable if you can actually have reasonable opinions, and if you do it's hilarious, they ate perfectly edited, and it has some great voice acting, I'm not mad at him mostly because I have the same opinion as he does on everything, but if I hadn't I would still like him, everyone on YouTube should be subscribed to him.

How do you describe a channel you can both watch actively for hours, or just have on in the background? Alex's commentary is incredibly professional. Enough said, real.