Brianne Worth

Subscribers 286K

Videos 339

Views 24.6M

Channels Like Brianne Worth

Brianne Worth produces commentary and reaction content centered on pop culture, digital era scrutiny, and moral panic online, delivered through long-form analyses and critical takes. The channel’s videos tend to explore intellectual decline, critical thinking, and gender or fatherhood culture, with recent uploads ranging from deep-dives into AI impacts to cultural criticism, averaging about 50.4K views per video across 339 published videos since joining in 2010; upload frequency is implied by “Average: 50.4K views/video, 0 min, ~? uploads/week.”

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#1

TEDx Talks view on YouTube ▶

83% relevance

Subscribers 44.2M

Videos 255K

Views 8.8B

Appearances 24

SERP 100%

Similarity 72%

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Both target audiences interested in critical thinking and education critique, with high search overlap on queries like critical thinking and AI impact on society, though TEDx Talks' content style is more event-talk oriented (72% content match) compared to Brianne Worth's format.

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Cole Hastings view on YouTube ▶

74% relevance

Subscribers 847K

Videos 579

Views 86.3M

Appearances 9

SERP 66%

Similarity 79%

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Both explore intellectual decline and AI impact on society, sharing search queries around education critique; content similarity is high (79%), but Cole Hastings' delivery and depth differ from Brianne Worth's approach (66% search match).

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TED view on YouTube ▶

67% relevance

Subscribers 27.2M

Videos 5.5K

Views 3.1B

Appearances 8

SERP 58%

Similarity 74%

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TED and Brianne Worth both emphasize critical thinking and AI ethics debate, with substantial search overlap on AI impact, though TED's ecosystem is broader and its content style diverges from Brianne Worth's specific presentation approach (58% search, 74% content).

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TED-Ed view on YouTube ▶

62% relevance

Subscribers 22.4M

Videos 2.3K

Views 4.5B

Appearances 8

SERP 50%

Similarity 71%

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Both platforms focus on critical thinking and the impact of AI on society; they share audience interest in critical thinking skills with moderate search overlap, while content style differs (50% search, 71% content).

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Sociologylearners

57% relevance

Subscribers 11.7K

Videos 1.2K

Views 1.2M

Appearances 3

SERP 44%

Similarity 66%

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Both address education critique and morality/panic online topics, yielding notable search overlap on education critique and morality panic, though Sociologylearners' content emphasizes sociological narrative (44% search, 66% content).

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Big Think view on YouTube ▶

56% relevance

Subscribers 8.6M

Videos 9.9K

Views 1.0B

Appearances 3

SERP 25%

Similarity 77%

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Both cover critical thinking skills and media effects, attracting audiences around media sensationalism and intellectual critique; search overlap is limited (25%), but content similarity is relatively high (77%).

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Top competitors by match strength are TEDx Talks (83% match) and Cole Hastings (74% match). TEDx Talks aligns with overlapping queries like critical thinking, education critique, and AI impact on society, while Cole Hastings covers intellectual decline, education critique, and AI impact on society. Other close competitors include TED (67% match) and TED-Ed (62% match), both targeting critical thinking and AI-related discussions. In size terms, Brianne Worth has 286K subscribers, which is far smaller than TEDx Talks (44.2M) and TED (27.2M) but larger than Cole Hastings (847K) and TED-Ed (22.4M). Common queries among these competitors include critical thinking, AI impact on society, and education critique, indicating overlap in topics and audience interests.

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#23	48%	Bite-sized Philosophy	69%	531K	17%	2
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Which YouTube channels are most similar to Brianne Worth?

TEDx Talks (44.2M subscribers, 83% match) and Cole Hastings (847K subscribers, 74% match) and TED (27.2M subscribers, 67% match) are Brianne Worth's biggest competitors. They share a focus on commentary and thought-provoking content around culture, ideas, and public discourse, similar to Brianne's emphasis on pop culture commentary and reactions.

What type of content does Brianne Worth make?

Brianne Worth creates commentary and reaction videos focused on pop culture and societal topics, as reflected in titles like The Death of Critical Thinking, The Trillion-Dollar AI Boom Is Crashing, and Why So Many Dads CRASHOUT at Gender Reveals. Her channel averages about 50.4K views per video, and the recent videos show views in the 13.7K–33.3K range. Upload frequency is not explicitly stated, but the mention of an average views metric implies regular content production.

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