

The best tools are ones that can be adapted to any use. Oh, sure, that may sound stupid, and a deck screw screwed in with a melted down plastic toothbrush won't have the kind of crisp precision you'd get using a DeWalt screwgun... but. It has its own rustic, folk-art charm. Or something like that.
YouTube works in a similar way, sometimes: it's been adapted by tiny little communities to serve as a distributor of news, opinions, weird aesthetic creations that only appeal to a vanishingly small group of devotees. Guys document themselves unpacking high-end electronics, dudes rate and review the best catfish fishing reels and rods, we make epic short films about white balance and, as it turns out, a small community of gay pipe-smoking and beard-having enthusiasts make and share videos of themselves smoking pipes. Erotically.
That's not a euphemism, by the way. Meet Smokeybruiser:
Some of what fascinates me about bearded pipe smoking dudes and their extremely passionate fans is that not only are the dudes kind of unremarkable dad-types with beards (except they all seem to have pierced ears), they also all kind of just… wear the schlubbiest clothes. Like they think "ok Gord get your giant ass pipe and go sit down on the couch. It's time to make an erotic silent pipe smoking video for youTube user 'boxerguy1958', who thinks we are 'sweet 'n smoky'. What's that? Get changed? Nah, just wear the hat you found in the dirt behind the bait shop, and I'll wear the tshirt that fell off the homeless guy we saw doing the roboto dance beside wherever the fuck these pipes came from".
Big Gus
This shouldn't be on youTube because it's actually illegal to wear a hat that big on the internet EVEN IF you have fingerless gloves on. (A lot of people think you can wear a 38" hat on the internet if you have fingerlesss gloves on but this is a myth)
Look at the size of this guy's pipe. Jesus Pipe Christ.