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Cracks in Postmodernity
Subscribers 835
Videos 164
Views 49.0K

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Cracks in Postmodernity delivers cultural commentary that emphasizes aesthetics and ontology over ethics and politics. The channel features long-form discussions and interviews (e.g., around an hour) with titles suggesting deep-dives into millennial culture, religion, masculinity, and internet culture, published irregularly since joining in 2021, with an average of about 1.8K views per video across 164 uploads and roughly 0.6 uploads per week.

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Top competitors by match strength: CrashCourse (81% match) and Overthink Podcast (80% match). Other close competitors include TEDx Talks (66% match), Language and Philosophy (64% match), and tiffanyferg (64% match). These channels share overlapping queries such as aesthetics ontology culture, culture critique, identity politics critique, religion and culture critique, and millennial culture analysis. Cracks in Postmodernity has 835 subscribers, significantly smaller than CrashCourse (16.9M) and TEDx Talks (44.2M) and Overthink Podcast (174K), while closer in size to Language and Philosophy (23.9K) and tiffanyferg (834K). The common threads are searches related to postmodern critique, aesthetics ontology culture, and philosophy of culture, indicating competition for similar audience interests.

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Which YouTube channels are most similar to Cracks in Postmodernity?

CrashCourse (81% match, 16.9M subscribers), Overthink Podcast (80% match, 174K subscribers), and TEDx Talks (66% match, 44.2M subscribers). They share a focus on education and discussion formats with commentary or explanatory content aimed at a broad audience.

What type of content does Cracks in Postmodernity make?

Cracks in Postmodernity creates discussion-based content with provocative or timely topics, as evidenced by titles like 'Get Over It [Trigger Warning] Fragile Millennials!' and 'It's so hard being a white millennial male.' The channel averages about 1.8K views per video and uploads roughly 0.6 times per week.

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