San Antonio YouTubers You Should Definitely Know By Now
It's no surprise that the Alamo City is filled to the gills with artists, musicians, and even famous people that you might not have known were from San Antonio. As such, it's worth supporting your local creators, so we've compiled a list of local YouTubers (both who live here or have since moved away from the Alamo City) who run their own channels and create a variety of content to entertain their audiences. Each creator brings something to this list – and there's something exciting for everyone to watch.
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Heidi Somers aka Buffbunny
Buffbunny’s channel is a mostly a mixture of fitness-related content, life tips, workouts, and Q&As. From telling the story of her weight loss journey to sharing intimate details of her life through Q&As, Heidi Somers lays it all out on the table as a fun and relatable vlogger.
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Tim Sanchez-Vega aka TimTheActor/LegitVlogs
If you’re looking for legitimate shenanigans and a lot about shoes, this channel might just be what you’re looking for. From trying out various challenges to much content about famous shoes like Nikes and Yeezys, Tim is an adventure worth watching.
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Demolition Ranch
If you like guns, this is your place. Centered out of Boerne, which is basically in SA's backyard, Demolition Ranch is your host for watching guys shoot things. With videos such as “How To Bulletproof a Car on a Budget” and “How Many Toilet Seats Does It Take To Stop a 50cal?!?!?”, you might find yourself with answers to questions that you hadn’t asked yet, and that you had a hell of a time watching.
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![Jorge Aguilar II aka {CK9C] ChaoticCanineCulture
A San Antonian-turned-Los Angelian, ChaoticCanineCulture’s channel is mostly about the music he writes and instrumentalizes, with a few on-camera vlogs thrown in occasionally. Many of the songs are original content inspired by video games like Undertale and Five Nights at Freddy’s.
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Jorge Aguilar II aka {CK9C] ChaoticCanineCulture
A San Antonian-turned-Los Angelian, ChaoticCanineCulture’s channel is mostly about the music he writes and instrumentalizes, with a few on-camera vlogs thrown in occasionally. Many of the songs are original content inspired by video games like Undertale and Five Nights at Freddy’s.
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Marnie Goldberg aka MsGoldGirl
What may seem like a model YouTube channel for all things beauty, including makeup, skincare, hair care, and outfits of the day, is in reality much more. Marnie Goldberg’s channel also includes tutorials and how-tos, as well as what Marnie calls “a lot of unsolicited advice.”
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The Reynolds Family aka Happyfamily1004
With 800k+ subscribers, Happyfamily1004 is one of the biggest on our list. Having fun as a family, they post about everything related to toy guns, whether Nerf or Airsoft. They also post skits where they battle with them as a family. What could be more fun?
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Aaron Sanchez aka Full Nelson Eats A Lot
If you couldn’t tell by the title of the channel, there’s a lot of eating. While most of the content on Aaron Sanchez’s channel is reviewing new menu items at fast food chains, there is always good-hearted commentary and jokes thrown in. We’re not kidding when we say that this channel will make you hungry.
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Taylor Nicole Dean
Taylor Nicole Dean’s channel is all about pet-related content. While her videos are mostly related to exotic pet care, there are plenty of memes contained in her videos to make the informational content fun to watch, along with her commentary. If you wonder how much she loves animals, she even has a tattoo in honor of Steve Irwin.
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Darlene Marie
Darlene Marie is a vlogger here in the Alamo City, and she’s proud of it. Some of her videos include mukbangs of Tex-Mex food, while others are about Fiesta, and others still are crime mysteries. She also brings makeup looks and beauty tips to the table.
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JC Caylen
As a San Antonian-turned-Los Angelian, we won’t blame JC Caylen for leaving the Alamo City to continue his YouTube career. With video titles such as “why things didn’t work out for us...” and “TEACHING MY DAD HOW TO PLAY FORTNITE,” it really is no wonder why this channel has almost 3 million subs.
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