Car appreciation... the aesthetics, the engineering, etc

Yeah, they've done a clever thing, think he used to /still does work for 1320 video? Managed to attract some millions of subscribers and get enough views that even on the current much lower youtube rate system, earn enough to... build epic stuff/have fun/bought a track!?
I was never ever interested in drag racing, even when I had a mildly interesting car I was not interested in drag racing, been to watch a few in US and here, and have zero interest in drag racing. Watching Cleetus and co have fun trying to make bits of an old Corvette into the fasted stick shift GM drag car (and street legal, ish), night and day just trying to get to the events and get down a good time, then battling all the usual problems actually got me interested in drag racing. Also the guy from Georgia on RoadKill that builds mad stuff in his garage under his house, much less fast paced and less followers, but some serious workman ship and passion, and of course cool tools.