Hannah Alonzo

Subscribers 862K

Videos 300

Views 124.8M

Channels Like Hannah Alonzo

Hannah Alonzo delivers commentary-style videos focused on MLMs, scams, cults, and influencer/social media culture, often featuring short-form storytelling and deep-dives into deceptive practices and consumer culture. The channel blends analysis, critique, and exposé through videos and series like Influencer Insanity, with content style including commentary, reviews, and investigative analysis. She uploads frequently and accumulates an average of about 3.4M views per video across a library of 300 published videos, with 862K subscribers and 124.8M total views.

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TEDx Talks view on YouTube

81% relevance

Subscribers 44.2M

Videos 255K

Views 8.8B

Appearances 22

SERP 100%

Similarity 69%

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Both target audiences curious about misinformation and manipulation in online spaces, with TEDx Talks matching Hannah Alonzo on influencer misinformation and social media manipulation searches, though their content style (talks-based explorations) diverges from Alonzo's style (individual analysis).

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Ashley Viola view on YouTube

66% relevance

Subscribers 123K

Videos 108

Views 11.6M

Appearances 10

SERP 40%

Similarity 84%

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Both critique influencer culture and overconsumption psychology; Ashley Viola shows strong content alignment with 84% content match, indicating similar topics and angles, though her approach may differ in tone and presentation.

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Susannah Friesen view on YouTube

63% relevance

Subscribers 161K

Videos 234

Views 21.1M

Appearances 3

SERP 26%

Similarity 88%

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Both address overconsumption psychology and toxicity in influencer culture, and Susannah Friesen’s high content similarity (88%) aligns with Alonzo on these themes, though she emphasizes parasocial harms in her content.

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Visual Venture view on YouTube

58% relevance

Subscribers 1.6M

Videos 140

Views 190.4M

Appearances 8

SERP 37%

Similarity 73%

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Both analyze online influence and toxic communities, with a focus on cult-like dynamics and online toxic cultures; Visual Venture shows moderate search overlap but relatively high content similarity (73%).

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Kiki Chanel view on YouTube

58% relevance

Subscribers 954K

Videos 486

Views 135.0M

Appearances 5

SERP 14%

Similarity 87%

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Both cover influencer deception and overconsumption psychology, with Kiki Chanel showing substantial content alignment (87%), though her videos may vary in style and depth compared to Alonzo.

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Zac V2 view on YouTube

58% relevance

Subscribers 136K

Videos 92

Views 32.0M

Appearances 3

SERP 21%

Similarity 82%

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Both critique fake lifestyles and influencer deception, evidenced by similar search interest, and Zac V2’s content is quite aligned (82%), highlighting exposé-style takes on lifestyle authenticity.

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Top competitors include TEDx Talks (81% match, 44.2M subscribers) and Kiki Chanel (58% match, 954K subscribers) as the strongest overlaps; Ashley Viola (66% match, 123K subscribers) also shares notable overlap. These channels compete on overlapping queries such as influencer misinformation, influencer deception, and overconsumption psychology, linking their content to Hannah’s focus on manipulation in influencer culture and consumer culture critique. Compared to Hannah’s 862K subscribers, TEDx Talks vastly outnumbers her audience, while Ashley Viola and Kiki Chanel sit at smaller scales; the matches indicate competition for viewers seeking critiques of influencer culture, consumption, and deception.

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Which YouTube channels are most similar to Hannah Alonzo?

TEDx Talks (81% match, 44.2M subscribers) and Ashley Viola (66% match, 123K subscribers) are Hannah Alonzo's top competitors, followed by Susannah Friesen (63% match, 161K subscribers). They all produce content that analyzes or critiques online personalities and trends, focusing on media influence and authenticity.

What type of content does Hannah Alonzo make?

Hannah Alonzo creates commentary on influencers, anti-MLM topics, and social media culture, evidenced by titles like 'CATCHING INFLUENCERS LYING ABOUT THEIR LIFESTYLE' and '90 MINUTES OF CALLING OUT INFLUENCERS FOR LYING & BEING FAKE.' She uploads videos in a series (Influencer Insanity) with recent Ep 4, Ep 1, Ep 16, Ep 20, Ep 7, and Ep 16, averaging about 3.4M views per video, with multiple uploads per week.

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