Brittany Simon

Subscribers 102K

Videos 1.5K

Views 6.8M

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Brittany Simon explores philosophy through pop culture with deep-dives and honest conversations, covering topics from introspection and extrospection to ethics, gender dynamics, and neurodivergent perspectives. The content blends philosophy, relationship and culture analysis, often in long-form videos (averaging around 61 minutes) with a typical view count around 4.8K per video; uploads appear frequent given 1500 videos published since 2008.

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#1

TEDx Talks view on YouTube

83% relevance

Subscribers 44.2M

Videos 255K

Views 8.8B

Appearances 26

SERP 100%

Similarity 71%

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Shares a strong audience interest in introspection and ethics discussions as reflected by high search overlap (100% for introspection philosophy, ethics discussion, consent philosophy) and a similar focus on philosophy-inspired topics, though TEDx Talks uses short talks rather than Brittany Simon’s deeper, person-centric style (83% overall match with content at 71%).

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The School of Life view on YouTube

71% relevance

Subscribers 9.6M

Videos 1.1K

Views 980.9M

Appearances 11

SERP 74%

Similarity 69%

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Aligns on philosophy in pop culture and media, plus introspection philosophy, producing similar search interest and content themes, giving an 74% search overlap and 69% content overlap (71% overall), though The School of Life leans more toward conceptual essays than Brittany’s personal storytelling format.

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#3

CrashCourse view on YouTube

67% relevance

Subscribers 16.9M

Videos 1.6K

Views 2.2B

Appearances 15

SERP 60%

Similarity 71%

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Similar emphasis on philosophy in pop culture and introspection philosophy, with strong content overlap (71%) and substantial search overlap (60%), totaling a 67% match overall, while CrashCourse delivers course-style explanations rather than Brittany’s individual perspective.

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Big Think view on YouTube

63% relevance

Subscribers 8.6M

Videos 9.9K

Views 1.0B

Appearances 9

SERP 46%

Similarity 74%

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Shares topics on moral philosophy and gender dynamics (high search interest) and higher content reach (74%), yielding a 63% overall match; however, Big Think features short expert-led segments rather than Brittany’s narrative-centric videos.

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TED-Ed view on YouTube

61% relevance

Subscribers 22.4M

Videos 2.3K

Views 4.5B

Appearances 10

SERP 44%

Similarity 72%

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Has considerable overlap in ethics discussions and everyday ethics queries, achieving 72% content similarity and 44% search overlap, for a 61% overall match, though TED-Ed uses animated explainers rather than Brittany’s host-driven explorations.

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TED view on YouTube

58% relevance

Subscribers 27.2M

Videos 5.5K

Views 3.1B

Appearances 9

SERP 39%

Similarity 70%

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Engages with ethics discussions and gender dynamics, plus racism critique—topics aligning with Brittany’s themes and a 70% content match with a 39% search overlap, totaling 58% overall, despite a broader, talk-show format versus Brittany’s personal video essays.

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Discovered competitors include TEDx Talks (83% match) and The School of Life (71% match) as top matches, followed by CrashCourse (67% match) and Big Think (63% match). They share overlapping queries such as philosophy in pop culture, introspection philosophy, ethics discussion, consent philosophy, and gender dynamics discussion. Brittany Simon has 102K subscribers, significantly smaller than TEDx Talks (44.2M) and The School of Life (9.6M) and CrashCourse (16.9M), with Big Think (8.6M) and TED-Ed (22.4M) also far larger; the competition primarily centers on long-form philosophy and ethics discussions presented in accessible formats.

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#10	55%	Wisecrack	77%	3.1M	21%	4
#11	54%	Craig Biddle	74%	2.4K	25%	4
#12	54%	Alex O'Connor	75%	1.9M	21%	8
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#14	53%	MentisWave	79%	121K	14%	1
#15	53%	Overthink Podcast	68%	174K	30%	5
#16	52%	Carefree Wandering	75%	95.6K	19%	5
#17	52%	TheBurgerkrieg	74%	72.9K	19%	2
#18	52%	Patrick Cc:	77%	2.4M	15%	2
#19	52%	David Ramms	77%	55.2K	14%	1
#20	52%	Philosophy Tube	79%	1.7M	10%	3
#21	52%	Jubilee	74%	10.7M	18%	3
#22	51%	Destiny	77%	868K	13%	3
#23	51%	Rationality Rules	75%	569K	14%	3
#24	51%	Leeja Miller	70%	709K	21%	2
#25	51%	Hear the Reasons	77%	6.0K	11%	1
#26	51%	Jeffrey Kaplan	73%	636K	17%	3
#27	50%	Jared Henderson	73%	733K	15%	5
#28	50%	oliSUNvia	76%	1.2M	11%	5
#29	50%	Big Jim	76%	1.2K	11%	1
#30	49%	Pursuit of Wonder	70%	3.4M	18%	5
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#34	48%	Power of Thought	71%	8.3K	14%	1
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#38	46%	TIME	65%	1.5M	18%	2
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#44	44%	Sky News Australia	65%	6.1M	11%	1
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Which YouTube channels are most similar to Brittany Simon?

TEDx Talks (83% match, 44.2M subscribers), The School of Life (71% match, 9.6M subscribers), CrashCourse (67% match, 16.9M subscribers). All three channels produce commentary-based, educational or philosophical content aimed at broad audiences, with a focus on ideas, self-improvement, and cultural critique similar to Brittany Simon's philosophy and relationship commentary.

What type of content does Brittany Simon make?

Brittany Simon creates opinionated, commentary-style videos focused on philosophy, relationships, pop culture, and neurodivergence. Video titles suggest topics like introspection, dating dynamics, misogyny, moral philosophy, and social issues. Uploads appear to occur frequently, with an average of about 4.8K views per video across recent uploads.

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