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Subscribers 2.0M

Videos 2K

Views 760.7M

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More Plates More Dates covers self-improvement and fitness-related topics through long-form videos that delve into steroids, supplements, drug testing, lengthening surgeries, and related debates, often featuring deep-dives and discussions rather than short clips. The channel appears to publish lengthy, detailed videos on a range of performance and physiology topics, with recent uploads that include explorations of caffeine, creatine, steroids, and limb-lengthening stories, and it averages about 0.3 uploads per week with around 255K views per video.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which YouTube channels are most similar to More Plates More Dates?

Jeff Nippard — 89% match, 8.2M subscribers; Jeremy Ethier — 81% match, 7.6M subscribers; Renaissance Periodization — 80% match, 3.8M subscribers. All three are fitness channels with a heavy emphasis on science-based training, supplementation, and evidence-backed approaches, similar to More Plates More Dates.

What type of content does More Plates More Dates make?

More Plates More Dates creates long-form, evidence-based fitness and supplement analysis content, often discussing steroids, creatine, caffeine, and other performance-enhancing topics. The channel uploads about 0.3 videos per week on average, with recent videos ranging around 95K to 521K views and an average of approximately 254.9K views per video.

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