Study Vlogs are a great way to learn about other people’s studying habits and watch them as they study, prepare for exams, and take breaks. They can teach you to write fancy to-do lists and motivate you to have a routine (something most of us have been struggling with during quarantine!)
While I love study vlogs and sometimes I have them on as white noise, I also enjoy listening to lo-fi/indie music when I take notes from articles I am reading or doing work that doesn’t require heavy thinking. When heavy thinking is required (as it is most of the time), I either turn to complete silence or to romantic music (such as Chopin, Debussy) or avant-garde composers such as Satie. However, a lot of study beans seem to favour classical composers such as Mozart, Beethoven, and Bach which I listen to when I am in the process of writing, but only when I am writing. If you were to ask me why, I wouldn’t have an answer — it’s just a habit I picked up many moons ago and as the British like to say, it’s the way the cookie crumbles.