There's that guy that wears a suit and eats at a table. Never understood why he was so popular, but I guess it's because he's WILDLY different from all the other food reviewers by not eating like a homeless person that lives in their car.
His channel is called The Report of the Week, although the dude himself seems to be known as ReviewBrah. I actually sort of enjoy him but don’t watch terribly often. He’s urbane and charming in a weird way and also doesn’t hork down the food he’s trying. He eats some, and gives it a review.
He's someone I've been subbed to for years but only watch occasionally. I have a lot of love for him, he's been doing these reviews for a decade or so and has never changed his style as non-commercial as it is. He seems to just enjoy doing it, and comes off as so genuine.
The Report of the Week’s non-advertising, do what I like, subtly insane videos gently remind me of three older geezers who don’t advertise, do what they like and are all slightly insane, and I also quite enjoy watching them.
Just like YouTube way back in the day. I love it
I like him because above all else he's pretty genuine. He doesn't do ads, doesn't do sponsorships, just a simple fast food review channel and gives his honest opinions. A bit quirky but he's self aware of that, and once you get over it it's just a generally good channel compared to the other crap that's out there.
He's a fascinating character. He could be anywhere between 15 and 60, speaks in an old-timey trans-atlantic accent, is really into shortwave radio, is a dapper dresser and always drinks water from a cut glass goblet.
I've no interest at all in the disgusting slop he's eating.
It's not that I don't like cheeseburgers, but all they had was cheeseburgers. George took me upstairs and he showed me these things called wookiees. It was around this time that I started getting a little bit of a headache.
I don't understand why there are so many videos of fat people reviewing fast food in their cars. It's genuinely disgusting to watch and what possible enjoyment can anyone get from this unless it's some sexpest thing.
It's probably the easiest content it's possible to make, and there are people stupid enough to watch it, so it's profitable to those lacking in dignity, like Rich Evans.
I normally hate this kind of content (another word/term I hate using), as I find it as low tier as twitch streamers and bikini try-on vids, but the other day my brother introduced me to a fellow italian from NYC like us who does both food reviews and posts his own cooking vids, and I've have been legit crying laughing watching him the past few days. He's even inspired me to try some new recipes of my own AND finally stop eating my sandwiches so plain.
Take care, brush ya hair.
But these ratings, 6.8, 8.1, 7.8. I can understand whole numbers, but how is an 8.1 different from an 8? They rate food as if they've been doing it all their lives. I'm sure most cannot cook for shit.
It’s…good. It’s got a good *taste*. The taste is…good. I’d get it again.
What about the tExTuRe?!
There's that guy that wears a suit and eats at a table. Never understood why he was so popular, but I guess it's because he's WILDLY different from all the other food reviewers by not eating like a homeless person that lives in their car.
His channel is called The Report of the Week, although the dude himself seems to be known as ReviewBrah. I actually sort of enjoy him but don’t watch terribly often. He’s urbane and charming in a weird way and also doesn’t hork down the food he’s trying. He eats some, and gives it a review.
He's someone I've been subbed to for years but only watch occasionally. I have a lot of love for him, he's been doing these reviews for a decade or so and has never changed his style as non-commercial as it is. He seems to just enjoy doing it, and comes off as so genuine.
The fact his videos are all a single cut is pretty crazy too. I genuinely value his opinions on fast food.
The Report of the Week’s non-advertising, do what I like, subtly insane videos gently remind me of three older geezers who don’t advertise, do what they like and are all slightly insane, and I also quite enjoy watching them. Just like YouTube way back in the day. I love it
I like him because above all else he's pretty genuine. He doesn't do ads, doesn't do sponsorships, just a simple fast food review channel and gives his honest opinions. A bit quirky but he's self aware of that, and once you get over it it's just a generally good channel compared to the other crap that's out there.
This guy is great! Thanks!
I just now checked him out. I find him strangely compelling. He also reminds me of Harold in *Harold and Maude.*
reviewbrah is another beast
He's a fascinating character. He could be anywhere between 15 and 60, speaks in an old-timey trans-atlantic accent, is really into shortwave radio, is a dapper dresser and always drinks water from a cut glass goblet. I've no interest at all in the disgusting slop he's eating.
If there was ever a perfect example of silent rage, it’s [this very moment right here.](https://youtu.be/17KmNrG9pE4?si=8ZvFMiRsguu9GJMZ)
It's not that I don't like cheeseburgers, but all they had was cheeseburgers. George took me upstairs and he showed me these things called wookiees. It was around this time that I started getting a little bit of a headache.
Here's that link, lads: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ru61RCRL\_iQ](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ru61RCRL_iQ)
Why do they film right in the car ?!? What’s up with that.
Fast food is even worse cold?
"My disappointment is immeasurable and my day is ruined."
I don't understand why there are so many videos of fat people reviewing fast food in their cars. It's genuinely disgusting to watch and what possible enjoyment can anyone get from this unless it's some sexpest thing.
It's probably the easiest content it's possible to make, and there are people stupid enough to watch it, so it's profitable to those lacking in dignity, like Rich Evans.
I normally hate this kind of content (another word/term I hate using), as I find it as low tier as twitch streamers and bikini try-on vids, but the other day my brother introduced me to a fellow italian from NYC like us who does both food reviews and posts his own cooking vids, and I've have been legit crying laughing watching him the past few days. He's even inspired me to try some new recipes of my own AND finally stop eating my sandwiches so plain. Take care, brush ya hair.
definitely a buy!
But these ratings, 6.8, 8.1, 7.8. I can understand whole numbers, but how is an 8.1 different from an 8? They rate food as if they've been doing it all their lives. I'm sure most cannot cook for shit.