Of my subscriptions, I feel like these channels deserve the most attention:

Every Frame A Painting Tony Zhou presents a thorough analysis of film. He covers many different aspects of film, from cinematography, to acting, to sound. Entertaining even if you're not a film buff, he may even convert you into one.

Tekthing Basically Tekzilla 2. If you're unfamiliar, it's a tech news show done in a traditional broadcast style.

CGP Grey Well researched, "did you know" style videos. Grey has a cadence that keeps your attention and he owns up to any errors he (rarely) makes.

I'm still waiting for mobile gaming to prove itself to me. I haven't seen a big game that doesn't use time-gating and micro-transactions. The only things that seem to come close are the Final Fantasy ports. There's potential, but right now the standard seems to be Free-to-play or $.99 with micro-transactions. (If anyone has any suggestions to prove otherwise, please send them my way.)

It also doesn't help that smartphone hardware specs vary wildly. I remember downloading Crazy Taxi: City Rush onto my Gen 1 Moto X, only for the developer to pull support of that device. If a developer did that with a major gaming platform (Like Arkham Knight) there would be a huge uproar.

As for VR, I wasn't sure, but then I played Elite Dangerous at PAX East last year. I had an "AHAH" moment. I'm locked in a space dogfight, and my bogey zooms right by me and I lose sight of him. My typical gaming reflexes kick in, and I try to find him by turning my whole ship around. I then realized that I could just look up and out the back of the cockpit. The realization was pretty exhilarating.

Now, I don't think that all gaming should switch to VR, but between that Minecraft Hololens demo and my Elite Dangerous experience, I'm pretty excited.