Yeah, Brian has done good. He does good editing and and interesting content. It's more than just riding these days, keeps it from getting stale.
Seem the amount of subscribes is important, but not defining. I don't subscribe to any, yet I watch them all.
Every one of the big names in MTB YouTube has room for improvement -they have all gotten comfortable in front of the camera which means they have become sloppy. Yet they still have a following and people listen to what they have to say about a product.
I'll stay tuned to to BK's Santa Cruz segment to see what's going on, just out of curiosity since SC isn't TOO far from me.
I appreciate the "pro YouTubers" cutting the path (no pun intended) for content. Gives me ideas for what I want to record, and what I do not like as well. I'm not fancy with my content but it works for friends and family and I don't make it corny like a bunch of home videos we all made when we first started. LOL