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He also has a fourth channel called ' Storymode,' in which he recaps the stories of video games, most frequently horror games such as Ao Oni.

He has a third channel called ' Internet Historian: Live' (later changed to ' Live Laugh Love') where he uploads cut down livestreams of games from his Twitch as well as unpublished content.

The topic of discussion usually revolves around a single object, thing, or genre, such as 'art,' 'architecture,' 'travel,' or 'ads.' He runs a secondary channel named ' Internet Historian: Incognito Mode' (later changed to ' Incognito Mode)' where he uploads Q&As on videos he made before, such as Sundance Rejects, which parodies blockbuster movies and teenager fanfiction, and In the Field (or In the Quarantine), which is a parody talk show hosted by Internet Historian himself and co-starring his friends including: SumitoMedia, Ordinary Things, Many Kudos, and Pyrocynical.

Many people claim that his adverts are the best throughout all of YouTube, having ascended from being a running gag to a full series of characters with arcs. One of the most, if not the most, defining aspects of his videos are the advertisements for his sponsors. The 'animations' in the videos are png images moving in front of a stock background. His documentaries are laid with various stock photos and videos narrated by his accent, deep baritone voice, text-to-speech, and deadpan snark. After around 2 or 3 weeks, he really gained traction, and he got 100,000 subscribers in about 3 months and then YouTube was a full-time job for him. He was worried about actual historians saying that he should be more active. He was working on very short videos for various hours and he didn't want to tell anyone about his YouTube channel. On January 9, 2017, he uploaded a documentary about the 4chan event where users raided GameStop to get Battletoads.

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