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Captain Disillusion: SNL VFX Mystery
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There you have your explanation. "Sceptical" channels will just question everything without providing real evidence. The Captain always backs up his claims.
Most science communication YouTube channels engage in debunking (of flat feathers, young earth creationists, pseudoarcheologists, etc.), always with evidence. Just because a bunch of racist pngtubers co-opted the word skeptical 10-15 years ago doesn't change the meaning of the word itself.
I think you have a very uninformed idea about skeptical content. Go find Skeptic's Guide to the Universe, Skeptics with a K, Be Reasonable, Skeptoid, Bayesian Conspiracy, Squaring the Strange, Monster Talk and others. There is trutherusm crap and then there is looking at evidence.
Captain D is a fan of this stuff. He attended The Amazing Meeting, a skeptical conference held by the JREF, back when James Randi was still alive.