Taxed Brass

Subscribers 29.3K

Videos 50

Views 2.2M

Channels Like Taxed Brass

Taxed Brass appears to produce commentary and analysis on economic and political topics, with video titles that suggest deep-dives, critiques, and opinion pieces. The channel likely operates in a tutorial/essay-review style rather than vlogs or shorts, with an average of about 0.5 uploads per week and roughly 58.1K views per video across 50 published works, totaling around 2.2M views since joining in 2020.

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#1

Khan Academy

80% relevance

Subscribers 9.3M

Videos 9K

Views 2.2B

Appearances 12

SERP 100%

Similarity 66%

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High search overlap on monetary policy and finance politics (100% search), with Taxed Brass and Khan Academy both addressing monetary policy tools and critiques, though Khan Academy’s content style diverges (66% content match) toward formal, classroom-style explanations.

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Explains 101 view on YouTube

79% relevance

Subscribers 326K

Videos 70

Views 15.9M

Appearances 7

SERP 84%

Similarity 75%

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Strong alignment in queries around central banking critique and inflation targets, reflecting similar audience interests, with content similarity at 75% indicating overlapping but distinct presentation approaches.

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Professor Dave Explains view on YouTube

77% relevance

Subscribers 4.2M

Videos 2K

Views 486.7M

Appearances 7

SERP 78%

Similarity 76%

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Shares emphasis on central banking critique and monetary policy debates (high search overlap), and independence topics; content similarity (~76%) suggests both discuss critiques in accessible explainers but with different stylistic emphasis.

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Jacob Clifford view on YouTube

73% relevance

Subscribers 1.1M

Videos 550

Views 132.3M

Appearances 13

SERP 87%

Similarity 64%

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Both target monetary policy critique and broader economic policy debates (high search overlap), yet Taxed Brass and Jacob Clifford differ in content style (64% content match) though they attract overlapping viewers.

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The Economist view on YouTube

72% relevance

Subscribers 3.9M

Videos 1.3K

Views 462.5M

Appearances 9

SERP 76%

Similarity 69%

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Lists central banking and inflation/policy topics in common with Taxed Brass (high search overlap) and covers political economy critique, though content style differs (69% similarity).

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EconplusDal view on YouTube

71% relevance

Subscribers 378K

Videos 738

Views 68.3M

Appearances 14

SERP 82%

Similarity 64%

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Shared focus on monetary policy critique and tools plus money supply growth (high search overlap), but EconplusDal’s delivery differs in style (64% content match) despite overlapping audience.

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Top competitors: Khan Academy (80% match) and Explains 101 (79% match). Both compete on monetary policy critique, inflation/finance politics, and central banking topics, aligning with Taxed Brass queries such as federal reserve history, monetary policy critique, and inflation concerns. Professor Dave Explains (77% match) also shares overlaps in central banking critique and monetary policy critique, while Jacob Clifford (73% match) overlaps on monetary policy tools and economic policy debate. The Economist (72% match) adds central banking critique and political economy critique. Taxed Brass has 29.3K subscribers, significantly fewer than Khan Academy (9.3M), Explains 101 (326K), Professor Dave Explains (4.2M), Jacob Clifford (1.1M), and The Economist (3.9M), highlighting a large disparity in audience size despite overlapping topics.

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Which YouTube channels are most similar to Taxed Brass?

Khan Academy (80% match, 9.3M subscribers), Explains 101 (79% match, 326K subscribers), and Professor Dave Explains (77% match, 4.2M subscribers) are Taxed Brass's biggest competitors. They share a focus on educational or explanatory content, often covering economics, science, or related topics for broad audiences.

What type of content does Taxed Brass make?

Taxed Brass creates opinionated political and economic commentary based on video titles such as The DARK HISTORY of the Fed, SCHIZOS are right about EVERYTHING, YouTube's BILLIONAIRE Propaganda Mill, Is This the Left's STUPIDEST Tax Yet?, and This SOCIALIST YouTuber wants BREADLINES for Americans!. The channel uploads ~0.5 times per week and averages about 58.1K views per video.

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