Drewno

Subscribers 56.4K

Videos 41

Views 4.5M

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Drewno covers explanatory content related to crime, secret societies, demonology, and related mysterious topics, using a tutorial-style approach to explain complex concepts. The channel leverages keywords like The Paint Explainer and related variants, and its video titles suggest deep-dives into different ranks, levels, and structures within criminal organizations, cults, and occult groups. With 41 videos published and an upload history since Oct 21, 2011, it appears to post irregularly but maintains a library totaling about 4.5M views and 56.4K subscribers, with each video averaging around 15 minutes and typically low view counts per recent release.

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#1

Mr. Mythos

85% relevance

Subscribers 689K

Videos 53

Views 48.9M

Appearances 15

SERP 100%

Similarity 74%

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Both target audiences curious about demonology and mythic lore, sharing high search overlap for terms like 'demonology explained' and 'mythic demon lore,' with Mr. Mythos' content aligning more closely to mythos overview (74% content match) than Drewno.

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#2

Brofessor Stein view on YouTube ▶

75% relevance

Subscribers 290K

Videos 179

Views 52.5M

Appearances 12

SERP 68%

Similarity 80%

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Similar audience drawn to occult and secretive groups, evidenced by shared queries like 'mysterious societies' and 'occult groups lore,' though Brofessor Stein emphasizes intrigue around cartels and clandestine networks in content (80% match) versus Drewno’s demon/occult focus.

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#3

Insider view on YouTube ▶

73% relevance

Subscribers 9.5M

Videos 8K

Views 5.5B

Appearances 13

SERP 72%

Similarity 74%

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Overlaps with Drewno in crime-and-cults territory via queries like 'criminal organizations' and 'history of crime gangs,' with Insider achieving a balanced match in searches (72%) and moderately similar content (74%).

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67% relevance

Subscribers 142K

Videos 125

Views 8.8M

Appearances 14

SERP 56%

Similarity 75%

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Both explore demonology and occult lore; they share queries like 'demonology explained' and 'hell hierarchy mythos,' though Esoteric Guardian's content leans more into occult mythos (75%) while Drewno centers on demonology angles.

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#5

Toon Explainer view on YouTube ▶

66% relevance

Subscribers 81.3K

Videos 248

Views 6.8M

Appearances 10

SERP 52%

Similarity 76%

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Targets audiences interested in 'mysterious societies' and 'occult groups lore' similar to Drewno, but Toon Explainer’s higher content similarity (76%) and lower search overlap (52%) reflect a more varied or animated presentation style.

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Jaydone History view on YouTube ▶

59% relevance

Subscribers 193K

Videos 157

Views 33.0M

Appearances 6

SERP 36%

Similarity 75%

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Shares interest in 'mysterious societies' and 'secret societies lore' with Drewno, yet Jaydone History shows weaker search overlap (36%) while maintaining strong content similarity (75%), indicating a historical slant with some audience divergence.

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Content Landscape

Top competitors by match strength are Insider (73% match) and Mr. Mythos (85% match) and Esoteric Guardian (67% match). Drewno competes with these channels on overlapping queries such as criminal organizations, demonology explained, occult groups lore, and history of crime gangs. Insider has the largest subscribe base (9.5M) and Mr. Mythos (689K) and Esoteric Guardian (142K) are smaller than Insider but still significantly larger than Drewno’s 56.4K, highlighting a gap in audience size. The shared interest in demonology explained, mysterious societies, and occult groups lore shows a common thematic core that drives search traffic across these creators.

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Which YouTube channels are most similar to Drewno?

Drewno's biggest YouTube competitors are Mr. Mythos (85% match, 689K subscribers), Brofessor Stein (75% match, 290K subscribers), and Insider (73% match, 9.5M subscribers). They share topics related to commentary or explainers on niche or popular culture themes and use channel names that imply analytical or explainer content.

What type of content does Drewno make?

Drewno creates narrative commentary/explanatory videos based on 'Your Life as Every Level of' titles, suggesting scripted, character-driven scenarios. The channel has 0 views per recent video and uploads appear infrequently, indicating an average of 0 views per video with an unclear weekly upload rate.

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