C-Shift

Subscribers 61.3K

Videos 36

Views 5.3M

Channels Like C-Shift

C-Shift covers gaming content focusing on the good, bad, and ugly of games, including topics like nerfed characters, censorship, unused content, banning, 100% completion, development mistakes, banned game reasons, negative game reviews, glitches, and speedrunning strategies. The channel appears to use a mix of deep-dives and commentary on game design and community topics, with videos around 28–33 minutes and average view counts around 181K per video, uploading at roughly 0.2 videos per week.

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88% relevance

Subscribers 8.6M

Videos 4.6K

Views 4.4B

Appearances 29

SERP 100%

Similarity 80%

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Both target audiences interested in controversial and problematic games, with high search overlap on banned games, bad reviews, and glitches, and their content aligns around highlighting issues in games (88% match with strong search alignment and 80% content similarity).

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T5G

66% relevance

Subscribers 1.5M

Videos 499

Views 464.8M

Appearances 9

SERP 38%

Similarity 84%

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They share the theme of discussing glitches and bans in gaming, including glitches becoming features and banned players, reflected by a 66% match driven by 38% search overlap and 84% content similarity to C-Shift’s issue-focused style.

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#3

outsidexbox

63% relevance

Subscribers 2.7M

Videos 4.3K

Views 1.5B

Appearances 7

SERP 38%

Similarity 80%

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Both channels examine why games are banned and feature glitches, appealing to a similar audience with a content-heavy discussion of glitches becoming features (63% match; 38% search overlap and 80% content similarity).

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DarkViperAU

63% relevance

Subscribers 2.2M

Videos 4.1K

Views 2.6B

Appearances 10

SERP 46%

Similarity 74%

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Shared interest in how glitches impact narrative or gameplay and the broader implications of censorship, supported by 63% match with 46% search overlap and 74% content similarity to C-Shift's analytical approach.

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61% relevance

Subscribers 3.6M

Videos 3.3K

Views 1.9B

Appearances 6

SERP 38%

Similarity 77%

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Focuses on destructive and game-breaking glitches, mirroring C-Shift’s glitch-centered content and viewer interest, yielding a 61% match with 38% search overlap and 77% content similarity.

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WhatCulture Gaming view on YouTube ▶

59% relevance

Subscribers 1.7M

Videos 6.8K

Views 963.1M

Appearances 8

SERP 23%

Similarity 84%

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Also covers banned games and destructive glitches with a similar topical angle, providing overlap in search queries and a high content resemblance (59% match; 23% search, 84% content).

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Content Landscape

Top competitors by match strength: gameranx (88% match) and T5G (66% match). gameranx overlaps on queries like banned games reasons, bad game reviews, and destructive game glitches, while T5G aligns with players banned from games, destructive glitches, and glitches became features. Other notable overlaps include outsidexbox (63% match) and DarkViperAU (63% match) sharing queries related to banned games reasons, awful stealth sections, glitches became features, and story/ censorship themes. GameSprout (61% match) also competes on destructive and game-breaking glitches and glitches that break games. C-Shift has 61.3K subscribers, while the competitors range from about 1.5M to 8.6M subscribers, indicating a smaller channel size relative to the major players but with parallel topic focus.

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Which YouTube channels are most similar to C-Shift?

C-Shift's biggest YouTube competitors are gameranx (88% match, 8.6M subscribers), T5G (66% match, 1.5M subscribers), and outsidexbox (63% match, 2.7M subscribers). They share a focus on gaming topics, including game design, censorship, and gameplay trends.

What type of content does C-Shift make?

C-Shift creates gaming-focused content, with video titles such as Overpowered Characters That Were Nerfed Into Oblivion, When Developers Censor Their Own Games After Release, The Creepiest Cut and Unused Content in Gaming, and Games That Are Impossible To 100% Complete. The channel averages about 0.2 uploads per week and ~181.3K views per video (based on current data), indicating frequent, topic-driven analysis and list-style videos.

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