Ammy Robinson

Subscribers 141K

Videos 992

Views 45.3M

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Ammy Robinson covers commentary on various internet topics, focusing on relationship drama, influencer scandals, parenting controversies, and social media ethics. The content style appears to be deep-dives and analysis of recent online drama, with recent videos featuring explorations of relationships, scams, and public figure controversies; uploads are frequent (average ~6.1 uploads per week) and each video averages about 71.4K views.

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Psych2Go view on YouTube ▶

84% relevance

Subscribers 13M

Videos 3.9K

Views 2.1B

Appearances 17

SERP 100%

Similarity 74%

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Both target audiences interested in psychology-related topics like toxic relationships and dynamics, evidenced by high search overlap on 'toxic relationships' and 'cyberbullying drama analysis' (84% match) even though Psych2Go's content focus is more educational psychology, resulting in a strong audience similarity but slightly lower content alignment (74%).

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Ooga Booga view on YouTube ▶

77% relevance

Subscribers 967K

Videos 88

Views 96.5M

Appearances 14

SERP 70%

Similarity 81%

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Both engage with reality/romance-oriented critique content, aligning on searches for 'romance reality show critique' and 'dating reality show flaws' (queries around 70%), and share content themes that critique dating dynamics, giving a solid audience overlap with higher content similarity (81%).

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TEDx Talks view on YouTube ▶

74% relevance

Subscribers 44.2M

Videos 255K

Views 8.8B

Appearances 14

SERP 82%

Similarity 68%

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Similar interest in social dynamics and ethics, with matching searches for 'toxic relationships' and 'cyberbullying drama analysis' (82% in search) and a shared focus on ethical considerations in online behavior, though TEDx Talks centers on talks rather than personal commentary, yielding moderate content overlap (68%).

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WatchMojo.com view on YouTube ▶

66% relevance

Subscribers 25.9M

Videos 32K

Views 17.9B

Appearances 6

SERP 55%

Similarity 74%

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Both cover public figure and relationship-related controversies; overlap on queries like 'online influencer scandals' and 'romantic proposal controversies' (search ~55%), with WatchMojo delivering list/recap style content that moderately matches Ammy’s topical exploration (74% content).

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Catfished

62% relevance

Subscribers 582K

Videos 2.3K

Views 148.3M

Appearances 8

SERP 43%

Similarity 76%

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Shares focus on online romance scandals and dating deception, aligning on 'online romance scandals' queries (search score ~43%) and producing content that delves into deception in online dating, resulting in strong topical similarity (76% content).

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MsMojo view on YouTube ▶

62% relevance

Subscribers 5.7M

Videos 10K

Views 3.4B

Appearances 6

SERP 43%

Similarity 74%

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Similar to Ammy in evaluating celebrity relationships and dating reality show dynamics; overlaps on 'celebrity couple reviews' and 'dating reality show flaws' (search around 43%), with MsMojo delivering list-style content that moderately matches Ammy's approach (74% content).

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Discovered competitors include TEDx Talks (74% match) and Psych2Go (84% match) as top matches, both aligning on toxic relationships, cyberbullying drama analysis, and social media influencer ethics. Ooga Booga (77% match) and WatchMojo.com (66% match) also share queries around romance reality show critique and online influencer scandals, while Catfished (62% match) touches on online romance scandals. Ammy Robinson has 141K subscribers, which is smaller than TEDx Talks (44.2M), Psych2Go (13M), WatchMojo (25.9M), and TEDx Talks, but larger than Catfished (582K) and Ooga Booga (967K). The common thread across competitors is analysis of online relationships and influencer-related controversies, with overlapping queries like toxic relationships, cyberbullying drama analysis, and online influencer ethics.

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Which YouTube channels are most similar to Ammy Robinson?

Psych2Go (84% match, 13M subscribers), Ooga Booga (77% match, 967K subscribers), and TEDx Talks (74% match, 44.2M subscribers). All three channels produce psychology- or self-improvement–oriented content aimed at exploring human behavior and mental health topics, similar to Ammy Robinson.

What type of content does Ammy Robinson make?

Ammy Robinson creates psychology- and self-help–style content based on video titles, covering relationship drama, parenting, influencer fraud, and personal stories. The channel uploads about 6.1 times per week, with average views around 71.4K per video.

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