BRS

Subscribers 82.2K

Videos 377

Views 6.1M

Channels Like BRS

BRS covers wholesome content with a focus on self-esteem issues, emotional abuse recovery, toxic relationships, and dating dynamics, as reflected by its video titles and search queries. The channel presents through long-form vlogs and personal essays, publishing about 3.7 uploads per week with an average of roughly 23.4K views per video.

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#1

Psych2Go view on YouTube

84% relevance

Subscribers 13M

Videos 3.9K

Views 2.1B

Appearances 73

SERP 100%

Similarity 73%

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High search overlap on self-esteem, emotional abuse recovery, and toxic relationships aligns with BRS’s focus on personal growth and relationship healing, with content differing in style (84% match in search but 73% content indicates similar topics delivered differently).

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#2

TEDx Talks view on YouTube

66% relevance

Subscribers 44.2M

Videos 255K

Views 8.8B

Appearances 41

SERP 62%

Similarity 69%

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Search overlap around toxic relationships and social dynamics mirrors BRS’s relational themes, while content style is more talk-based and varied, yielding a 66% match (search 62%, content 69%).

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Dr. Tracey Marks view on YouTube

53% relevance

Subscribers 2.3M

Videos 1.3K

Views 183.4M

Appearances 15

SERP 29%

Similarity 70%

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Strong alignment on self-esteem issues and toxic relationships; both address social rejection impact, but Dr. Tracey’s clinical, structured approach diverges in delivery (53% match with low search but high content similarity at 70%).

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#4

Jay Shetty Podcast view on YouTube

51% relevance

Subscribers 5.4M

Videos 2.1K

Views 538.1M

Appearances 13

SERP 19%

Similarity 72%

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Toxic relationships and emotional healing topics overlap, indicating a shared audience seeking healthy-relationship guidance, though podcast format and conversational style create a moderate 51% overall match (search 19%, content 72%).

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#5

Matthew Hussey view on YouTube

50% relevance

Subscribers 3.4M

Videos 1.2K

Views 618.2M

Appearances 10

SERP 13%

Similarity 74%

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Overlap on toxic dating patterns and dating anxiety signals a similar target audience, but Hussey emphasizes dating advice and ghosting dynamics more than BRS, leading to a 50% match (search 13%, content 74%).

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Dia Jin view on YouTube

49% relevance

Subscribers 33.5K

Videos 60

Views 1.3M

Appearances 5

SERP 9%

Similarity 75%

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Self-esteem related queries and tips create audience similarity with BRS, though Dia Jin’s niche leans more toward self-worth guidance, reflected in a 49% match (search 9%, content 75%).

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Discovered competitors include Psych2Go (84% match) and TEDx Talks (66% match) as top rivals. Both share overlapping queries such as self esteem issues, emotional abuse recovery, toxic relationships, and social rejection impact, aligning closely with BRS’s target topics. Psych2Go has far more subscribers (13M) than BRS, while TEDx Talks has 44.2M subscribers, indicating a substantial size gap. Dr. Tracey Marks (53% match) and Jay Shetty Podcast (51% match) also compete on related topics like self esteem, toxic relationships, and healthy relationships. These channels differ in audience scale but target similar search intents around personal well-being and relationship dynamics.

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#8	49%	Tam Kaur	77%	1.8M	6%	7
#9	48%	Therapy in a Nutshell	66%	2.4M	22%	14
#10	48%	Teal Swan	77%	2M	4%	4
#11	48%	Anna Akana	76%	2.8M	5%	1
#12	48%	Jimmy on Relationships	70%	1.4M	14%	8
#13	47%	Sabrina Zohar	74%	90.3K	7%	6
#14	47%	ManTalks	75%	210K	5%	2
#15	47%	Thewizardliz	76%	8.5M	3%	3
#16	46%	Joey Kidney	75%	802K	3%	4
#17	46%	Dr. Maika Steinborn	70%	83.2K	9%	5
#18	45%	Logical Dating 102 - Reactions	71%	15.3K	7%	4
#19	45%	Crappy Childhood Fairy	70%	999K	8%	6
#20	45%	TisiaXVS	73%	12.2K	3%	1
#21	45%	Brannon Patrick	73%	13.4K	3%	1
#22	45%	Dr. Rhoberta Shaler - Help for Toxic Relationships	72%	46.6K	5%	1
#23	45%	Alan Robarge, LPC	72%	140K	4%	2
#24	45%	The School of Life	73%	9.6M	3%	4
#25	45%	Lavendaire	70%	2.6M	8%	4
#26	45%	Entrepreneurs in Cars	73%	744K	3%	1
#27	45%	Tips from a Therapist	71%	7.8K	5%	1
#28	44%	Forrest Hanson	72%	170K	4%	2
#29	44%	Terri Cole	69%	245K	8%	5
#30	44%	Stephan Speaks	71%	1.6M	4%	5
#31	44%	Kati Morton	70%	1.5M	6%	4
#32	44%	HealthyGamerGG	69%	3.2M	7%	10
#33	44%	DoctorRamani	70%	2.1M	4%	3
#34	44%	TED-Ed	68%	22.4M	7%	7
#35	44%	Mel Robbins	70%	5.3M	3%	4
#36	43%	Dr. David Hawkins	69%	127K	6%	6
#37	43%	Amy Kerr - Love By Design	68%	36.2K	5%	4
#38	43%	Relationship Theory	70%	89.9K	3%	2
#39	43%	TED	64%	27.2M	11%	5
#40	43%	How to ADHD	68%	1.9M	5%	1
#41	43%	Tim Fletcher	69%	478K	3%	2
#42	41%	Ginny Clarke	66%	80.6K	5%	1
#43	41%	Ruby Bonnie Granny	66%	1.4M	5%	1
#44	41%	Huberman Lab Clips	66%	1.4M	4%	3
#45	41%	Blessing Obasi TV	66%	265K	3%	1
#46	40%	Doc Snipes	64%	1M	5%	2
#47	40%	DW Documentary	62%	6.4M	6%	2
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Search Queries Used

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Which YouTube channels are most similar to BRS?

Psych2Go (84% match, 13M subscribers), TEDx Talks (66% match, 44.2M subscribers), and Dr. Tracey Marks (53% match, 2.3M subscribers). They share a focus on psychology, mental health, and educational or informative content in video format, similar to BRS's content approach.

What type of content does BRS make?

BRS creates psychology and self-help oriented videos, with titles such as 'I was sexually assaulted (and didn't like it)', 'people only like you when you hate yourself', and 'how to stop getting used by people'. The channel uploads approximately 3.7 videos per week, with an average of about 23.4K views per video.

How do we determine which channels are similar to BRS?

We analyze BRS'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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