Clark Elieson

Subscribers 365K

Videos 15

Views 25.5M

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Clark Elieson explores existential topics, philosophy, and the psychology of emotion through deep-dives and essay-style videos. Content centers on liminal spaces, nostalgia, internet aesthetics, and the impact of digital life on the self, with a typical 4-minute format and an average of about 2.1M views per video; the channel has posted 15 videos since joining in 2020, indicating a steady upload pattern.

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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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Both channels attract audiences interested in psychology and existential topics through lectures on digital loneliness, parasocial relationships, and liminal spaces theory, with high search alignment (100%) but differing in format and presentation (content match 71%).

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69% relevance

Subscribers 187K

Videos 26

Views 21.1M

Appearances 5

SERP 41%

Similarity 88%

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Shares audience interest in internet aesthetics and liminal spaces theory, aligning with search terms like liminal spaces theory and internet aesthetics, though Cresendex’s content emphasizes aesthetic critique (content match 88%) more than Clark Elieson’s existential psychology focus (search 41%).

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65% relevance

Subscribers 13M

Videos 3.9K

Views 2.1B

Appearances 11

SERP 50%

Similarity 75%

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Targets topics on parasocial relationships and psychology of sadness, mirroring Clark Elieson’s psychological themes, with substantial search overlap (parasocial relationships) and strong content similarity (75%), though Clark leans more towards existential framing.

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64% relevance

Subscribers 2.3M

Videos 1.3K

Views 183.4M

Appearances 8

SERP 50%

Similarity 74%

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Addresses digital loneliness, memory and forgetting, and existential angst in a medical-pop psychology style, yielding solid search overlap on digital loneliness and comparable content depth (74%), but Clark’s approach is more philosophical rather than clinical.

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64% relevance

Subscribers 3.4M

Videos 313

Views 239.1M

Appearances 10

SERP 45%

Similarity 78%

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Explores existential philosophy and nostalgia-infused themes near Clark Elieson’s niche, with strong content overlap (78%) on philosophical topics like existential and nostalgia philosophy, while Pursuit of Wonder adopts a broader wonder/philosophy storytelling approach.

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TED-Ed view on YouTube ▶

60% relevance

Subscribers 22.4M

Videos 2.3K

Views 4.5B

Appearances 10

SERP 46%

Similarity 70%

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Shares interest in digital loneliness, nostalgia and memory themes, giving high search overlap (digital loneliness) and solid content resemblance (70%), though TED-Ed presents in a highly structured educational format versus Clark’s narrative style.

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Top competitors include TEDx Talks (83% match) and Pursuit of Wonder (64% match) as the strongest overlaps, sharing queries related to digital loneliness, parasocial relationships, existential philosophy, and body/nostalgia themes. Cresendex (69% match) and Psych2Go (65% match) also overlap on internet aesthetics, liminal spaces theory, and related psychological topics. Clark Elieson has 365K subscribers, while TEDx Talks commands a substantially larger audience at 44.2M subscribers and Pursuit of Wonder has about 3.4M, with Cresendex at 187K and Psych2Go at 13M, highlighting a wide disparity in reach but similar thematic intersections across existential and digital-emotion-focused content.

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Which YouTube channels are most similar to Clark Elieson?

TEDx Talks (83% match, 44.2M subscribers) and Psych2Go (65% match, 13M subscribers) and Cresendex (69% match, 187K subscribers). These channels share a focus on thought-provoking, psychology and philosophy-inspired content, often exploring existential themes and human behavior, similar to Clark Elieson.

What type of content does Clark Elieson make?

Clark Elieson creates video essays and philosophical contemplations, with titles like The Desire to Not Exist, The Desire to Be Sad, The Guilt of Being Evil in Video Games, The Horror of Having a Body, and AI-Generated Philosophy Is Weirdly Profound. He averages around 2.1M views per video, with an unknown exact upload frequency described as ~? uploads per week.

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