user66163: Are discussions/questions about YouTubers on anime stuff, say, Chibi Reviews, considered on-topic?

user2516: Unless the YouTubers are also someone who is working in the anime/manga/(insert media) industry, they may be considered as fandom and thus tend to be off-topic. It's probably analogous to asking about someone who writes an article about anime & manga on Anime News Network.
On the other hand, if the questions are about one of the videos produced by YouTubers and about anime/manga, then they are possibly on-topic with the videos used as a reference. Note that in this case, the creator (YouTuber) is not really relevant though.
Related: Are questions about what happened to/in/about specific anime/manga sites or communities considered on-topic? (substitute "site/community" with "people")

66163: <p>Are discussions/questions about <em>YouTubers on anime stuff</em>, say, Chibi Reviews, considered on-topic?</p>
 2516: <p>Unless the YouTubers are also someone who is working in the anime/manga/(insert media) industry, <strong>they may be considered as fandom and thus tend to be off-topic.</strong> It's probably analogous to asking about <em>someone</em> who writes an article about anime &amp; manga on Anime News Network.</p>
<p>On the other hand, if the questions are about one of the videos produced by YouTubers and about anime/manga, then they are possibly on-topic with the videos used as a reference. Note that in this case, the creator (YouTuber) is not really relevant though.</p>
<p>Related: <a href="https://anime.meta.stackexchange.com/q/657/2516">Are questions about what happened to/in/about specific anime/manga sites or communities considered on-topic?</a> (substitute &quot;site/community&quot; with &quot;people&quot;)</p>
