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Jacob Rees-Mogg
Subscribers 169K
Videos 341
Views 26.5M

Channels Like Jacob Rees-Mogg

Jacob Rees-Mogg covers British politics with a focus on conservative commentary, parliamentary analysis, and political history, as suggested by video titles such as New Property Taxes will make House Prices Collapse, Farewell Sir Keir, and The Glorious Irony of the Labour Leadership. Content appears to blend political analysis, commentary on policy and media, and occasional historical/political discussion, likely in long-form formats given typical video lengths around 8–10 minutes and an average of about 77.5K views per video; uploads occur at a rate of roughly 6.7 per week. The channel presents itself with a tutorial/review-like approach to political strategy and policy critique, alongside narrative political discussions.

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#1

84% relevance

Subscribers 9.2M
Videos 72K
Views 5.7B
Appearances 14
SERP 100%
Similarity 74%
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Both target audiences interested in conservative politics analysis and UK policy, with Sky News sharing high search overlap on queries like conservative politics analysis and UK fiscal policy critique, while Rees-Mogg-style content diverges in presentation and in-depth political commentary (84% match; content 74%).

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Subscribers 34.7K
Videos 412
Views 1.7M
Appearances 12
SERP 93%
Similarity 65%
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Both focus on political strategy and election analysis, aligning on queries like political strategy analysis and election strategy commentary, but Townsend’s content emphasizes campaign tactics more than Rees-Mogg’s parliamentary and policy-oriented framing (76% match; content 65%).

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Jonas Laursen

75% relevance

Subscribers 21.4K
Videos 64
Views 1.5M
Appearances 5
SERP 79%
Similarity 72%
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Both provide British politics commentary with historical context, matching queries on UK political history and British political commentary, while Laursen covers a broader European-British angle and history alongside Rees-Mogg’s Westminster focus (75% match; content 72%).

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#4
GBNews

72% relevance

Subscribers 2.1M
Videos 84K
Views 2.7B
Appearances 15
SERP 66%
Similarity 77%
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Both deliver British politics commentary with conservative-leaning analysis and discuss the TV licence debate, aligning on queries like conservative politics analysis and TV licence debate, though GBNews presents as a generalist news channel with broader format (72% match; content 77%).

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#5

69% relevance

Subscribers 19.4M
Videos 28K
Views 6.7B
Appearances 18
SERP 74%
Similarity 66%
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Both cover British politics and commentary on topics like UK political history and leadership critiques, reflecting shared search interest in British politics commentary and UK political tradition analysis, while BBC News maintains a neutral, broad-audience approach (69% match; content 66%).

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#6

68% relevance

Subscribers 902K
Videos 1.2K
Views 213.5M
Appearances 8
SERP 53%
Similarity 79%
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Both produce concise British politics commentary with emphasis on UK fiscal policy critique and media issues; they share searches on British politics and fiscal policy, but TLDR’s content style is more digestible and less traditional parliamentary analysis (68% match; content 79%).

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Content Landscape

Top competitors by match strength are Sky News (84%), GBNews (72%), and BBC News (69%). They align with overlapping queries such as conservative politics analysis, tv licence debate, uk fiscal policy critique, british politics commentary, and labour leadership critique. Sky News is the largest with 9.2M subscribers, GBNews has 2.1M, and BBC News has 19.4M, showing clear size differences in reach but similar topical focus. These channels compete on similar search topics related to political strategy, policy critique, and broad political commentary.

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Which YouTube channels are most similar to Jacob Rees-Mogg?

Sky News (9.2M subscribers, 84% match) and Jay Townsend (34.7K subscribers, 76% match) are Jacob Rees-Mogg's biggest competitors on YouTube. Jonas Laursen (25.2K subscribers, 75% match) is also a close competitor. All three channels share a focus on political content and public affairs discussions.

What type of content does Jacob Rees-Mogg make?

Jacob Rees-Mogg produces political content, as suggested by video titles such as New Property Taxes will make House Prices Collapse, How to Use Power: Advice to Burnham, Farewell Sir Keir, 540,000 stop paying the TV licence fee: should you?, and Violence and Political Life. The channel uploads approximately 6.7 videos per week, with an average of about 77.5K views per video.

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