James May Reviews Cheese and Eggs on New FoodTribe Channel

If you're into car journalism, you've probably already heard about that. You form your own 'tribe,' start writing and grow your following. Sounds really cool, but from what we understand, there was some controversy surrounding the project due to its lack of profitability.

Now, normally, we don't give a hoot about anything as boring as company profits, but this has resulted in some company restructuring and a funny spinoff that began airing on YouTube a couple of months ago.

We let it mature, like a good cured meat, and are ready to have a taste. Culinary jokes aside, James May is now doing YouTube videos about food. They don't feel professional or anything like that, just watching your favorite uncle blabber about "the good old days." That is if your uncle is one of the presenters of the biggest car shows on earth and owns some cool supercars.

James May has this strange quality where you can watch him do the most trivial things and still feel calm and entertained. After leaving Top Gear, he shot some funny clips of him playing musical instruments or some random cooking.

In one of FoodTribe's most popular videos, May puts together what's basically a cheese sandwich from the 70s. Another talks about spam vs. ham or eating healthier.

It's hard to believe it, but May has been under the spotlight for nearly 20 years. Just turned 57, the Grand Tour presenter recently talked about leaving it all behind as he doesn't want to "fall apart in public." Clarkson is nearly 60, while Hammond turned 50. By the way, that's a really nice middle-aged crisis car, Richard.