brutalmoose

Subscribers 1M

Videos 242

Views 231.9M

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brutalmoose covers a mix of retro-themed and meme-forward content centered on gaming, vintage tech, food, and film, with a style that spans reviews, “let's play” vibes, snack and junk food taste tests, and mystery/tape hunting videos. The channel leverages a variety of keywords like nostalgia, retro, VHS, vintage, and movie reviews, indicating a blend of tutorials, reviews, and deep-dives on retro media and related topics. Publishing activity shows an active presence since 2010 with an average of about 0.3 uploads per week and an average of roughly 569K views per video based on recent data.

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86% relevance

Subscribers 19.5M

Videos 4.4K

Views 10.8B

Appearances 14

SERP 98%

Similarity 78%

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They share a strong audience interest in snack taste tests and food critiques, with high search overlap (98%) and similar content emphasis on playful, person-centric humor around food, yielding an 86% match overall.

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78% relevance

Subscribers 3.4M

Videos 2.9K

Views 440.0M

Appearances 11

SERP 100%

Similarity 63%

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They target creators with video editing tutorials and YouTube workflow content; although Think Media ranks highly for search terms (100%), their content focus is more instructional, giving a 78% match driven by shared interest in video editing topics.

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Gaku Lange

65% relevance

Subscribers 335K

Videos 531

Views 37.6M

Appearances 7

SERP 66%

Similarity 65%

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Gaku Lange discusses media editing techniques, timelapse tips, and sound design, aligning with brutalmoose on editing-centric queries and editorial ideas, resulting in a 65% match from comparable content.

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61% relevance

Subscribers 13.7M

Videos 2.4K

Views 9.7B

Appearances 2

SERP 46%

Similarity 71%

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Both channels appear in the same search landscape for humor-infused, edit-driven content, with a higher content similarity (71%) but moderate overall alignment (61%) due to divergent humor styles.

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61% relevance

Subscribers 773K

Videos 508

Views 170.9M

Appearances 3

SERP 36%

Similarity 77%

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Ryan Hollinger's mystery tape reviews and found footage analysis tap into a similar audience drawn to investigative, editing-heavy content, reflected in a 61% overall match with notable search overlap (36%) and strong content similarity (77%).

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HellthyJunkFood

58% relevance

Subscribers 3.0M

Videos 1.2K

Views 607.5M

Appearances 4

SERP 38%

Similarity 71%

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HellthyJunkFood focuses on junk food reviews, overlapping with brutalmoose on food-related content and audience interests, with high content overlap (71%) but lower search alignment (38%).

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Top competitors by match strength are Good Mythical Morning (86% match) and Think Media (78% match). Both align with brutalmoose on overlapping queries like snack taste tests and frozen foods critique for Good Mythical Morning, and video editing tutorials, media editing techniques, and video editing for YouTube for Think Media. Gaku Lange (65% match) also overlaps on media editing techniques and related tips. In terms of audience size differences, brutalmoose has about 1M subscribers, while Good Mythical Morning and Think Media boast significantly larger audiences at 19.5M and 3.4M subscribers, respectively. The competitors share overlapping queries around food-related content and editing/production topics, positioning them as direct peers in the content space focused on editing techniques, retro/media nostalgia, and taste-test/style video formats.

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Which YouTube channels are most similar to brutalmoose?

Good Mythical Morning — 86% match, 19.5M subscribers; Think Media — 78% match, 3.4M subscribers; Gaku Lange — 65% match, 335K subscribers. All three channels are content creators that produce long-form video content oriented around entertainment, information, and pop culture, similar to brutalmoose's broad curiosity-driven catalog.

What type of content does brutalmoose make?

brutalmoose creates varied entertainment content including mystery, food, nostalgia, and retro gaming/television themes, as evidenced by videos like What's on the Dead Grandma Tapes? | Mystery Tapes, HALLOWEEN JUNK FOOD FEAST, and 1970's MEAT STRETCHING FOODS. The channel uploads about 0.3 times per week on average, with recent videos averaging approximately 569K views per video.

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