Eric Dubay

Subscribers 236K

Videos 550

Views 26.6M

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Eric Dubay covers flat earth arguments, conspiracy theories, science critique, spirituality, health, and related history topics. The channel features deep-dives and controversial viewpoints, often framed as educational explorations with a variety of video lengths and topics, and uploads roughly 0.9 times per week, averaging about 33.4K views per video across 550 published pieces.

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#1

HISTORY view on YouTube

85% relevance

Subscribers 15.2M

Videos 11K

Views 5.0B

Appearances 9

SERP 100%

Similarity 75%

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Both target audiences curious about hidden histories and ancient myths, matching queries like north pole mysteries and ancient civilization myths with an 85% overall similarity, though HISTORY’s content style diverges from Eric Dubay’s flat-earth/alternative theory framing (content 75%).

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#2

Symbol Sage

79% relevance

Subscribers 119K

Videos 329

Views 12.4M

Appearances 5

SERP 87%

Similarity 75%

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Share interest in esoteric themes and occult symbolism with queries like freemasonry symbolism, yielding a 79% match, but Symbol Sage’s content approach centers on symbolism study rather than Dubay’s flat-earth/alternative science narratives (content 75%).

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Scary Interesting view on YouTube

79% relevance

Subscribers 1.9M

Videos 264

Views 311.5M

Appearances 4

SERP 94%

Similarity 68%

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Overlap on polar mystery topics and north pole-related myths, reflected by a 79% match with high search alignment (94%), yet Scary Interesting primarily showcases surprising, provocative videos rather than Dubay’s conspiracy-leaning explanations (content 68%).

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The Why Files view on YouTube

71% relevance

Subscribers 5.7M

Videos 395

Views 1.1B

Appearances 4

SERP 59%

Similarity 80%

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Similar angle on polar exploration myths and remote civilization legends driving search interest (59% search score) and broad myth-focused content (80%), aligning with Dubay’s curiosity-driven topics but differing in scientific stance and depth (content 80%).

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Visual Venture view on YouTube

68% relevance

Subscribers 1.6M

Videos 140

Views 190.4M

Appearances 2

SERP 65%

Similarity 69%

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Targets conspiracy theories validation and today’s secret society influence, giving an 68% match driven by content overlap (65% search, 69% content) but varying in presentation style and evidence approach (content 69%).

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TEDx Talks view on YouTube

67% relevance

Subscribers 44.2M

Videos 255K

Views 8.8B

Appearances 7

SERP 75%

Similarity 62%

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Overlaps on conspiracy theory validation themes and paradigm-shifting science discussions (75% search overlap) yet TEDx’s broader, polished lecture format contrasts with Dubay’s more fringe, conspiratorial framing (content 62%).

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Discovered competitors include HISTORY (85% match) with 15.2M subscribers, Symbol Sage (79% match) with 119K subscribers, and Scary Interesting (79% match) with 1.9M subscribers. These channels compete on overlapping queries such as north pole mysteries, ancient civilizations, freemasonry symbolism, and conspiracy-related themes, aligning with Eric Dubay's focus on flat earth debates, hidden histories, and secret societies. HISTORY far surpasses Eric Dubay in subscriber count, followed by Scary Interesting and The Why Files (5.7M) as larger but still relevant peers; Symbol Sage is much smaller but shares strong overlaps in occult symbolism and freemasonry topics. Overall, the top overlaps are around north pole mysteries, hidden history evidence, ancient civilization myths, freemasonry symbolism, and conspiracy theory validation.

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Which YouTube channels are most similar to Eric Dubay?

HISTORY — 15.2M subscribers, match 85%; Symbol Sage — 119K subscribers, match 79%; Scary Interesting — 1.9M subscribers, match 79%. These channels share a focus on alternative explanations and conspiracy-related content that challenges mainstream narratives, similar to Eric Dubay's flat Earth topics.

What type of content does Eric Dubay make?

Eric Dubay produces videos centered on flat earth and conspiracy themes, with titles like NASA Fakes Going Back to the Moon? and The Secret Lands Hidden at the North Pole. He uploads around 0.9 videos per week, and his videos average about 33.4K views each.

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