WatchlistTYT

WatchlistTYT, formerly known as ThinkTank and TYT University is an American channel owned by The Young Turks and in the same network with a different host. 
The host of WatchlistTYT is Jayar Jackson, and the videos revolve various political issues along with commentary.
==ThinkTank and TYT University==
ThinkTank's main host was Hannah Cranston, who has her own YouTube channel, where she talks about various topics that she finds interesting, and has discussions with other people that she invites on the show. Most of ThinkTank's videos are targeted at young people with videos based on relationships and modern trends.
ThinkTank has become inactive and announced a goodbye video as their last video in September 2018, but TYT was still active before the channel rename. Some of the more popular videos talk about some secret things that one gender knows about, and the videos tend to be under 20 minutes long. ThinkTank used to be formally called TYT University as reflected in their older videos and in the URL. The most popular videos can be seen here with the Wayback Machine.
The older videos are now privated, but using the Wayback Machine can remedy lost videos. The channel trailer, most viewed video, and first video for the channel before becoming WatchlistTYT were called, Saying Goodbye to ThinkTank, 5 Tattoos Even Tattoo Artists Refuse To Do, and Professor Fired Over Burlesque Show.
In early 2017, when PewDiePie made some dark jokes, ThinkTank hosts - Hannah Cranston and Hank Chen - heavily criticised PewDiePie, calling his jokes antisemitic and racist. The video received an overwhelming number of dislikes, causing it to be deleted after a short time.
==References==
Category:Commentary YouTubers
Category:American YouTubers
Category:Users who joined in 2010
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