the poopie show

Subscribers 406K

Videos 154

Views 23.2M

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The poopie show covers topics related to science, history, philosophy, health, and consumer trends, often exploring debunking, risks, and future possibilities through long-form, informative videos. The channel appears to blend explanatory deep-dives with commentary on current trends, humor, and critical thinking, producing videos around 8–12 minutes with topics like anatomy of behavior, food industry trends, and debunking fears. Uploads are ongoing since Oct 2020, with an average of about 167K views per video across approximately 154 published pieces.

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#1

TEDx Talks view on YouTube ▶

81% relevance

Subscribers 44.2M

Videos 255K

Views 8.8B

Appearances 14

SERP 100%

Similarity 69%

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High search overlap on queries like philosophy of humor and science of self preservation, with 81% match; content diverges to broad talks rather than the poopie show's playful, humor-focused style (69% content) but still appeals to a philosophically inclined, curious audience.

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#2

Sleepy Science Channel

62% relevance

Subscribers 242K

Videos 197

Views 22.4M

Appearances 13

SERP 49%

Similarity 71%

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Shares audience interest in sleep and animal behavior with queries about sleep quality in animals; 62% match overall, but content centers on scientific experiments and data while poopie show leans more comedic, creating a mid-range alignment (71% content).

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#3

History Hit view on YouTube ▶

61% relevance

Subscribers 1.9M

Videos 750

Views 316.9M

Appearances 5

SERP 51%

Similarity 68%

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Overlaps on medieval medical risks queries, giving a similar audience interest in historical science topics; 61% match with content skewing toward documentary history and analysis, whereas poopie show emphasizes humor and light critique (68% content).

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#4

WIRED view on YouTube ▶

60% relevance

Subscribers 12.8M

Videos 4.1K

Views 4.8B

Appearances 7

SERP 45%

Similarity 70%

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Common ground in pseudoscience debunking and questions about confidence in professionals; 60% match with 70% content alignment, though WIRED covers tech culture and science journalism while poopie show focuses on humor and satirical takes.

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#5

TED-Ed view on YouTube ▶

60% relevance

Subscribers 22.4M

Videos 2.3K

Views 4.5B

Appearances 7

SERP 37%

Similarity 75%

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Shares interest in the future of the food industry and questions about professional confidence; 60% match with strong content focus on educational narratives (75% content), differing in tone but attracting similar curiosity-driven viewers.

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#6

The Sleepy Scientist

60% relevance

Subscribers 144K

Videos 224

Views 8.5M

Appearances 6

SERP 46%

Similarity 69%

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Same niche of sleep science and animal sleep research; 60% match with 69% content, though Sleepy Scientist emphasizes empirical findings while poopie show blends science humor and entertainment.

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Content Landscape

Top competitors by match strength are TEDx Talks (81% match) and Sleepy Science Channel (62% match). TEDx Talks overlaps on philosophy of humor, science of self-preservation, and future of the food industry, while Sleepy Science Channel overlaps on animal behavior facts, sleep quality in animals, and sleep research in animals; History Hit (61% match) also overlaps on medieval medicine risks, a related query area. TED-Ed (60% match) also shares overlaps with future of the food industry and concerns about professional confidence. The poopie show has 406K subscribers, significantly smaller than TEDx Talks (44.2M), TED-Ed (22.4M), WIRED (12.8M), and History Hit (1.9M), but competes with larger channels on similar investigative, debunking, and educational topics. Shared queries include dog breed comparisons, animal behavior, sleep, pseudoscience debunking, and medieval medicine risks.

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#9	54%	Astrolabe	74%	10.1K	24%	2
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#11	54%	Jonas Čeika - CCK Philosophy ▶	72%	314K	26%	2
#12	53%	Jaw-Dropping Facts	74%	1.3M	22%	2
#13	53%	Elephants in Rooms - Ken LaCorte ▶	76%	613K	18%	2
#14	52%	This Is Not Covered - Dr. Ashley Froese	73%	200K	21%	3
#15	52%	MinuteEarth ▶	76%	3.3M	17%	2
#16	52%	What Gives? ▶	74%	96.9K	19%	1
#17	51%	silver fox ▶	76%	52.3K	15%	1
#18	51%	GEN ▶	74%	648K	17%	2
#19	51%	Freethink	72%	1.4M	19%	1
#20	51%	SciShow ▶	74%	8.4M	16%	4
#21	51%	Jay Shetty Podcast ▶	70%	5.4M	23%	3
#22	51%	A Dose of Reason ▶	71%	157K	21%	4
#23	51%	David Ian Howe	75%	33.2K	15%	1
#24	51%	Dodo Kids ▶	72%	4.1M	19%	1
#25	50%	WGN News ▶	61%	686K	34%	3
#26	50%	Anton Petrov ▶	70%	1.6M	21%	2
#27	50%	Jefferson Fisher ▶	68%	964K	23%	2
#28	50%	BBC World Service ▶	65%	1.9M	28%	2
#29	50%	Moconomy ▶	72%	1.3M	17%	3
#30	50%	Smithsonian Channel ▶	70%	4.3M	20%	3
#31	50%	Wild Myth	73%	4.4K	15%	1
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#34	49%	clumzzii	70%	44.9K	19%	2
#35	48%	wocomoWILDLIFE	70%	148K	15%	1
#36	48%	Mel Robbins ▶	70%	5.3M	15%	3
#37	48%	The Atlantic	68%	912K	18%	4
#38	48%	Train of Thoughts ...	68%	4.3K	18%	2
#39	48%	CBS News ▶	64%	7.0M	24%	3
#40	47%	CrashCourse ▶	68%	16.9M	15%	4
#41	47%	Associated Press ▶	59%	4.3M	28%	4
#42	47%	Professor RJ Starr	66%	5.5K	19%	1
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#44	46%	Chronicle - Medieval History Documentaries	67%	860K	15%	4
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Which YouTube channels are most similar to the poopie show?

TEDx Talks (44.2M subscribers, 81% match) and Sleepy Science Channel (242K subscribers, 62% match) and History Hit (1.9M subscribers, 61% match). They share audience interest in informative, thought-provoking content and longer-form topics, similar to the poopie show.

What type of content does the poopie show make?

The poopie show creates commentary-style videos with provocative or humorous takes, as suggested by titles like 'why the saluki is the only respectable dog breed' and 'the peptide craze make me think nobody has self-preservation instincts anymore.' The channel averages about 167.3K views per video with recent videos ranging from 7K to 147K views; upload frequency is implied but not directly specified.

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