What is the best channel to follow for more focused Ultimate tutorials and content?

As much as I love Leffen's videos (and usually you can skip the second half when it's a character tutorial if you don't want to see stuff in action), a lot of the top content producers I follow seem to just drag on. I understand they're usually dense and full of information, but I want something edited a little more with pacing in mind. I don't doubt that Zero's new almost twenty minute video on comboing in Ultimate is useful, but I prefer more focused content when learning aspects of a game rather than just a stream compilation.

A good example would be Rooflemonger with DBFZ. Usually his informative videos are no more than ten minutes and they're usually a lot more focused, going over just a small bit of tech or some aspect of the neutral.

Another example is thatblastedsalami with their Tekken guides. Don't get me wrong, they're stupidly long (Steve Fox's tutorial clocks in just under two hours), but they're broken down into parts, such as general overview, top 15 moves, stances, etc. Nothing is forgotten, everything is in order, there's no stream of consciousness or filler words. It's dense, but it is informative and well-structured.

I know it's a fresh game and the pros are focused on streaming and helping now rather than waiting to get their movement tutorial out a month after launch, but I still want to know who I can keep an eye out for.