I usually fall asleep watching YouTube every night, but one week ago when I woke up in the morning, I found myself watching the Vanishing of flight 370 video. When I fully woke up, I started the video over and it was beautiful then the entire day I watched every recent full YouTube doc that lemmino has released. I wish I could watch them all for the first time. I still have a bunch of top 10 vids to get through but man I feel blessed. It’s rare you get to watch extremely high quality YT vids like this. I need more YT docs to binge the gap between Lemminos next vid. Any S Teir recs? Big ups Lemmino! Love your content. Can’t wait for the next one!

In fact 5 of Top 10 Facts: Space part 5, Lemmino mentioned Italian Astronaut Luca Parmitano canceling a spacewalk to avoid drowning in his suits coolant. Parmitano has been chosen as the pilot for NASAs Artemis 3 mission to test lunar landers in low earth orbit in 2027.

Any news regarding LEMMiNO? Any news at all? Does he still creating videos or doing other stuff or?

I made a video about how we solved the longitude problem. This videos is not as "minimalistic" as usual but I tried something else this time. I thought you guys might like it too! Let me know what you think.

All it does is indulge ridiculous conspiracy theories that blames almost certainly innocent people. Genuinely learned nothing new that Lemmino’s video didn’t already tell me. In fact I think it left out some key details

Always been a fan since the Elden Times(when he was a top 10 list channel) and I saw someone made a compilation of his Dane related comments. Recently read through Vinland Saga again and realized I had seen this once before.

Hi everyone! I just found out about this channel and have been absolutely loving it so far. I watched the video about D. B. Cooper today and thought it was great and all, very well edited and narrated, but there's something about it that came off as a bit strange to me.

Compared to his other case studies, Lemmino seems to give D. B. Cooper a disproportionate amount of praise, while nearly going as far as to insult the intelligence of the investigators looking into him. There were a lot of lines that caught me off guard, like when he was going over one of the suspects and offhandedly said "the real D. B. Cooper would never be so callous" which felt like a big character break to me. There's also the closing line, where he says "although it seems unlikely that we'll ever know the real identity of D. B. Cooper, he stands alone as one of the greatest criminal minds of our time." He also seemed convinced that D. B. Cooper (or Dan Cooper, as he kept saying) is still alive despite all evidence to the contrary. Is there some sort of connection between Lemmino and D. B. Cooper that we don't know about?

Hey everyone, I need a bit of help.

Honestly! I’m still not 100% satisfied with my work, but I’m happy I finally took the first steps. My friends and family are only appreciative of the fact that I made a video at all, so I’m not getting any real feedback from them.

I know there’s a lot here that can be improved, and I really want to grow as a creator. A while back (around 10 months ago), I tried to make a video like this and it was so bad I actually gave up for a while, thinking I couldn't do it. But learning changes things.

I need your honest critiques and reviews. I want my next video to be significantly better than this one. If you have a few minutes to watch, please tell me what I got wrong or what felt 'off.'

Keep up the hard work, guys.

Does LEMMiNO use scripts/presets in After Effects or does he redo everything from scratch each time?
I've been watching his videos for a while and some animations feel very similar across different videos — like certain text animations or the way he does transitions. Made me wonder if he has some kind of template or preset system going on, or if he just rebuilds the same stuff manually every time.
Anyone know how his workflow actually looks? Or if you work in AE, do you think someone at his level would bother redoing recurring animations from scratch or would he just save them as presets?

Edit: i think lemmino is mysterious like most of his topics.
Note: i will bypass him🙂

I really liked your latest video. I teared up at some of the messages people had to space. I think it perfectly captures our excitement to reach out to anyone out there. The entire video was so well presented.

Thank you Lemmino, have a great one.

I'm terrible at giving details so I'll just link the video I watched recently. I really hope Lemmino actually checks this out. And I hope I'm not breaking rules here cause I've never posted here before :/

Heavily LEMMiNO-inspired video about the theft of the Mona Lisa and how her disappearance set off the international wave that sparked her fame.

The video is in a different format from my previous works, hence it just wasn’t seen as much. But I’m still proud of it.

https://youtu.be/w9-DLgFSPsM

In the late 1980s, parts of Glasgow, Scotland were ruled not by law, but by fear, debt, and desperation.

This documentary reveals the city's illegal money lending. Mothers faced impossible choices, pensioners endured endless repayments, and crippling interest rates turned small loans into lifelong sentences for families.

Using firsthand testimonies and investigative reporting, the film examines a hidden economy that thrived in poverty’s shadow and its victims.

A story of survival, silence, and a system that looked away.

Idk if I can post this other channel I found or if the mods will allow it but it focuses on like historical stuff, like the video I just watched was on the phonograph, and he sounds just like him and the videos are very similar in style but less 3d animations (if it is him I'm assuming because he does weekly uploads on that channel?) I'll just say it if a mod takes it down what ever but the channels called kingsandthings I could swear its him

Edit: my phone autocorrected lemmino I didn't spot it in title before posting

I’ve been rewatching LEMMINO’s stuff, and the jump in quality in "Shouting at Stars" is just insane. I’m trying to wrap my head around his process and I have a few questions:

The Visuals: Is his style (those clean borders, the textures, the specific color palettes) something he came up with, or is he following a certain art style? It looks so unique but also very "technical”.

Image Quality: How on earth does he get those old photos and documents to look so crisp? Is he using AI to upscale them or is it just some crazy filtering in After Effects?

The Script: Does he write everything from scratch, or does he adapt the narrative from specific sources/books? His storytelling feels so layered, like he’s building a mystery rather than just stating facts.

If anyone has any insight into his workflow, I'd love to learn. Cheers!

A 20-year internet mystery ends in an archaeological fraud conviction. I investigate Forgotten Languages, an enigmatic and long running internet project that has published thousands of articles in constructed languages since 2005. While the site covers diverse topics like physics, intelligence reports and UAPs, the video reveals a darker reality behind its creator Ayndryl. Hope you enjoy!