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Jade Vine
Subscribers 9.9K
Videos 81
Views 466.7K

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Jade Vine explores philosophy, history, religion, anthropology, and related cultural topics through in-depth videos, essays, and reviews, including long-form explorations (e.g., Shintou, Nāgārjuna explanations) and personal thoughts on extinction, nostalgia, and the Sabbath. The channel leans into deep-dives and lectures with occasional film and media analysis, often delivering long-form content (average ~43 minutes) and videos averaging around 2.8K views, with new uploads and a mix of tutorials, reviews, and philosophical essays.

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Videos 341
Views 148.7M
Appearances 16
SERP 100%
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Similar to Jade Vine in appealing to viewers interested in philosophy and religious ideas, with high search overlap on topics like east Asian religion and Madhyamaka, though ReligionForBreakfast diverges more into modern spirituality and religious history (83% search, 72% content).

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Alivia Brown

69% relevance

Subscribers 29.7K
Videos 171
Views 1.4M
Appearances 12
SERP 66%
Similarity 71%
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Shares a broad anthropology and theory focus with Jade Vine, drawing in audiences via queries like anthropology theory analysis and cultural anthropology essays, while Alivia Brown’s delivery is more personal/essay-driven than Jade Vine (66% search, 71% content).

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Videos 672
Views 3.5B
Appearances 11
SERP 67%
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Relates to Jade Vine through a shared interest in analytical critique and theory, attracting viewers via film theory/critique queries even though their medium and subject matter differ (67% search, 70% content).

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#4

63% relevance

Subscribers 22.4M
Videos 2.3K
Views 4.5B
Appearances 8
SERP 60%
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Aligns with Jade Vine on curiosity-driven topics like ancient philosophy, mythology, and nostalgia psychology, capturing overlapping educational interest, though TED-Ed presents as shorter, more teachable explainers (60% search, 65% content).

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#5
Armchair Academics

60% relevance

Subscribers 24.3K
Videos 66
Views 1.3M
Appearances 6
SERP 47%
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Targets similar audiences with anthropology theory analysis and cultural anthropology essays and topics, sharing search intent with Jade Vine while using a distinct, casual scholarly style (47% search, 69% content).

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Appeals to philosophically inclined viewers through philosophy history and religion-philosophy intersections, overlapping on search terms like philosophy history and religion, though content depth varies (45% search, 68% content).

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Content Landscape

Discovered competitors include ReligionForBreakfast (83% match) and The Film Theorists (69% match) as top matches. ReligionForBreakfast overlaps on topics like east Asian religion, spirituality modern thought, and Mādhyamaka explained, while The Film Theorists aligns with film theory critique. Alivia Brown (69% match) and Armchair Academics (60% match) also share anthropology and cultural anthropology queries. Jade Vine has 9.9K subscribers, compared with ReligionForBreakfast's 1.2M, The Film Theorists' 13.4M, Alivia Brown's 29.7K, and Armchair Academics' 24.3K, indicating Jade Vine is much smaller but competes in overlapping search areas such as philosophy, anthropology, religion, and film/ideas analysis.

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Which YouTube channels are most similar to Jade Vine?

Jade Vine's biggest YouTube competitors are ReligionForBreakfast (83% match, 1.2M subscribers), Alivia Brown (69% match, 29.7K subscribers), and The Film Theorists (69% match, 13.4M subscribers). They share common ground in creating essay-style or reflective content exploring culture, media, and philosophy, often with personal or interpretive analysis.

What type of content does Jade Vine make?

Jade Vine creates thoughtful, commentary-style content inferred from titles such as A New Channel Intro, An Important Announcement + Life Advice, Electric Circus, and Personal Thoughts on Global and Local Extinction and Nostalgia. The channel appears to post multiple times with an average of around 2.8K views per video, and the note indicates a variable uploads per week.

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