Qxir

Subscribers 1.2M

Videos 319

Views 271.4M

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Qxir covers stories, documentaries, and informative comedy centered on survival, disasters, and dramatic events, as suggested by video titles such as FBI vs Un-Defuseable Bomb and KILLDOZER, and by keywords like comedy, informative, documentary, stories, and Last Moments. The channel presents deep-dives into dramatic incidents and survival scenarios with a documentary-style approach, likely including narratives and investigations rather than pure entertainment fluff. It publishes content regularly, with recent videos averaging around 4.9M views each, across a catalog of 319 videos since joining in 2017, and maintains an upload cadence that results in a comparable weekly output.

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#1

Scary Interesting view on YouTube

87% relevance

Subscribers 1.9M

Videos 264

Views 311.5M

Appearances 14

SERP 100%

Similarity 78%

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They share a strong focus on mystery and disaster-related content with high search overlap (100%) and similar topics like mystery disasters and survival stories, aligning closely with Qxir's investigative disaster niche as reflected in an 87% overall match.

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#2

Unexplained Mysteries view on YouTube

80% relevance

Subscribers 2.0M

Videos 7.3K

Views 713.1M

Appearances 22

SERP 92%

Similarity 72%

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Similar to Qxir in covering mystery disasters and unexplained phenomena, with very high search alignment (92%) and substantial content similarity (72%), yielding an 80% match overall.

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#3

Disaster Breakdown view on YouTube

78% relevance

Subscribers 260K

Videos 187

Views 56.3M

Appearances 14

SERP 78%

Similarity 78%

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Shares Qxir’s emphasis on mystery disasters and catastrophe analyses, showing balanced search and content similarity (78% each) and an overall 78% match.

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FailArmy view on YouTube

72% relevance

Subscribers 17.5M

Videos 895

Views 4.9B

Appearances 12

SERP 76%

Similarity 70%

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Targets disaster-related phenomena and extreme failures; while search overlap is solid (76%), its content diverges in style compared to Qxir, producing a 72% overall match.

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#5

Doomsday Aftermath view on YouTube

70% relevance

Subscribers 6.7K

Videos 134

Views 1.2M

Appearances 10

SERP 68%

Similarity 72%

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Covers survival aftermath stories which aligns with Qxir’s disaster aftermath interest; shows moderate search alignment (68%) and strong content similarity (72%), totaling a 70% match.

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Mayday: Air Disaster view on YouTube

70% relevance

Subscribers 1.1M

Videos 1.3K

Views 408.1M

Appearances 6

SERP 58%

Similarity 77%

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concentrates on mystery disasters and tragedy investigations, yielding substantial search overlap (58%) and high content similarity (77%), resulting in a 70% overall match.

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Top competitors by match strength are Scary Interesting (87% match) and Unexplained Mysteries (80% match). Both channels overlap with Qxir on queries related to mystery disasters, survival stories, unexplained phenomena, and unexplained deaths, indicating a strong shared focus on dramatic, real-world events and analyses. Disaster Breakdown (78% match) also competes, particularly on mystery disasters and catastrophe breakdowns. In terms of reach, Scary Interesting has about 1.9M subscribers and Unexplained Mysteries about 2M, which are smaller than Doomsday Aftermath (5.2K) and much smaller than FailArmy (17.5M), highlighting a wide range in audience size among competitors. All identified competitors align with overlapping queries such as survival stories, industrial accidents, and catastrophe analysis, placing Qxir in a space focused on dramatic, disaster-oriented storytelling and analysis.

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Which YouTube channels are most similar to Qxir?

Qxir's biggest YouTube competitors are Scary Interesting (87% match, 1.9M subscribers), Unexplained Mysteries (80% match, 2M subscribers), and Disaster Breakdown (78% match, 260K subscribers). All three channels produce documentary-style content focused on mysterious or dramatic real-world events and stories, similar to Qxir's mix of informative storytelling and entertainment.

What type of content does Qxir make?

Qxir creates documentary-style, story-driven content with elements of comedy and entertainment, as seen in titles like 'FBI vs Un-Defuseable Bomb' and 'KILLDOZER: How a Man Made His Own Tank'. The channel averages about 4.9M views per video and regularly posts, with recent videos ranging from 4.5M to 6.8M views.

How do we determine which channels are similar to Qxir?

We analyze Qxir's recent videos, generate topic-relevant search queries, check YouTube search results, and compare the meaning of each channel's content to measure similarity. The result is a ranked list sorted by SERP overlap, semantic similarity, and search appearances.

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