Back to Yesterday

Subscribers 83.9K

Videos 422

Views 19.4M

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Back to Yesterday explores America’s past from the early 1900s to the 1990s, delving into iconic pop culture, vintage cars, forgotten places, and memorable moments that shaped generations. The channel appears to offer deep-dives and nostalgic explorations rather than tutorials or vlogs, with recent videos featuring home features from grandparents and other era-focused content. It uploads regularly and averages about 289K views per video across its library of 422 uploads.

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We found 45 YouTube channels similar to Back to Yesterday

WhoRemembers ? YouTube channel thumbnail

#1

WhoRemembers ? view on YouTube

80% relevance

Subscribers 209K

Videos 497

Views 59.0M

Appearances 19

SERP 92%

Similarity 71%

vintage America history retro American culture old house features history

High search overlap on vintage and retro American culture queries (92% search match) suggests similar audience interest; with 71% content similarity they share content around historical Americana and old-house history, aligning closely but WhoRemembers ? differentiates by broader nostalgia framing.

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#2

Reading Through History

74% relevance

Subscribers 105K

Videos 433

Views 40.0M

Appearances 16

SERP 100%

Similarity 56%

retro American culture pop culture history USA American past lifestyle

Same strong alignment on retro American culture and USA pop culture history (100% search match) indicates overlapping audience; with 56% content similarity, their delivery diverges from Back to Yesterday’s style while still covering American past lifestyle themes.

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American Rewind YouTube channel thumbnail

#3

American Rewind view on YouTube

72% relevance

Subscribers 81.2K

Videos 57

Views 17.9M

Appearances 7

SERP 69%

Similarity 75%

midcentury nostalgia old house features history old house architecture

Both target midcentury nostalgia and old-house history topics (69% search match) and share substantial content overlap (75%), signaling a close thematic kinship though American Rewind emphasizes architectural history more.

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#4

HISTORY view on YouTube

70% relevance

Subscribers 15.2M

Videos 11K

Views 5.0B

Appearances 9

SERP 86%

Similarity 60%

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Strong match on vintage America history and decades overview (86% search) shows a highly overlapping audience; however, with 60% content similarity, HISTORY delivers broader documentary-style history beyond Back to Yesterday’s more curated nostalgia approach.

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#5

Vintage America

62% relevance

Subscribers 32.1K

Videos 165

Views 5.3M

Appearances 8

SERP 53%

Similarity 68%

vintage America history

Queries focus on vintage America history (53% search) produce overlapping audience with Back to Yesterday, and with 68% content similarity they share depth in historical Americana while maintaining a lighter, more curated presentation style.

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#6

glamourdaze view on YouTube

60% relevance

Subscribers 744K

Videos 182

Views 76.7M

Appearances 5

SERP 49%

Similarity 67%

nostalgic Americana videos early 20th century America rare archival footage Americans

High interest in nostalgic Americana and early 20th-century America (49% search) indicates shared audience; with 67% content similarity, they cover archival Americana but glamourdaze emphasizes glamour and archival footage more than Back to Yesterday.

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Content Landscape

Discovered competitors include WhoRemembers (80% match, 209K subscribers) and Reading Through History (74% match, 105K subscribers) as the top two by match strength, followed by American Rewind (72% match, 81.2K subscribers). HISTORY (70% match, 15.2M subscribers) also overlaps through queries like vintage America history and 1930s culture, while Vintage America (62% match, 32.1K subscribers) shares related nostalgia topics. All identified channels compete on overlapping queries such as vintage America history, retro American culture, old house features history, and midcentury nostalgia. Back to Yesterday has a smaller subscriber base compared with HISTORY and WhoRemembers, indicating varying scales within similar content niches.

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Rank	Relevance	Channel	Similarity	Subscribers	SERP	Appearances
#7	59%	WatchMojo.com	59%	25.9M	59%	7
#8	54%	Vivid History	69%	121K	32%	4
#9	51%	America Nostalgia	71%	44.1K	22%	2
#10	51%	This House	65%	339K	30%	4
#11	51%	DroneScapes	61%	484K	36%	4
#12	51%	Discoverize USA	62%	8.3K	33%	2
#13	51%	It's A Charming Life	70%	53.1K	21%	3
#14	50%	Memory Trails	70%	35.5K	20%	4
#15	50%	Wonders	73%	165K	14%	3
#16	50%	PeriscopeFilm	68%	876K	22%	2
#17	49%	The History Lounge	67%	172K	22%	6
#18	49%	Joe & Nic's Road Trip	61%	729K	30%	4
#19	48%	Dave's Archives	68%	165K	18%	1
#20	47%	4k Historical Footage	68%	2.9K	17%	2
#21	47%	History Colored	66%	752K	18%	1
#22	47%	American Rod Shop	66%	44.5K	18%	1
#23	47%	Roseate Summer	65%	13.6K	20%	6
#24	46%	The Modern House & Inigo	66%	293K	17%	2
#25	45%	The Paint Doodler	59%	4.0K	24%	3
#26	45%	CrashCourse	57%	16.9M	28%	7
#27	45%	Vintage TV Shows	65%	191K	15%	2
#28	45%	Ed's Auto Reviews	65%	200K	15%	2
#29	45%	ITN Archive	62%	680K	19%	4
#30	45%	Amazing Melody	64%	364K	15%	4
#31	45%	Tomorrows Filmmakers	64%	955K	15%	1
#32	44%	samspace81	63%	174K	16%	4
#33	44%	Weird History Food	62%	747K	18%	6
#34	44%	J.J. McCullough	61%	1M	18%	1
#35	44%	The Vintage Tribute	63%	123K	15%	1
#36	44%	LunXmix	63%	6.8K	15%	1
#37	44%	Jänkmedia	63%	7.7K	15%	1
#38	43%	Jorge Aguilar	63%	1.3K	15%	1
#39	43%	SeeStew - History of America	63%	4.7K	15%	1
#40	43%	Weird History	62%	4.7M	15%	5
#41	43%	Francesco Favero \| Animator	62%	3.2K	15%	1
#42	43%	Amanpour and Company	59%	615K	18%	1
#43	42%	Historian Sleepy	61%	200K	14%	2
#44	42%	Hugo Henderson	59%	101K	17%	2
#45	40%	MsMojo	57%	5.7M	15%	1

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Which YouTube channels are most similar to Back to Yesterday?

WhoRemembers ? — 80% match, 209K subscribers; Reading Through History — 74% match, 105K subscribers; American Rewind — 72% match, 81.2K subscribers. All three channels share a focus on nostalgic history content and retro era topics, similar to Back to Yesterday's vintage-era themes.

What type of content does Back to Yesterday make?

Back to Yesterday creates nostalgia/history-focused videos, as shown by titles like Old Home Features Your Grandparents Had (That We Wish Would Come Back). The channel averages about 289K views per video and has roughly 83.9K subscribers, with multiple uploads in a week indicated by the recent video list.

How do we determine which channels are similar to Back to Yesterday?

We analyze Back to Yesterday's recent videos, generate topic-relevant search queries, check YouTube search results, and compare the meaning of each channel's content to measure similarity. The result is a ranked list sorted by SERP overlap, semantic similarity, and search appearances.

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