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Vsauce
Subscribers 24.7M
Videos 637
Views 6.5B

Channels Like Vsauce

Vsauce delves into science, questions, education, and learning, exploring topics related to perception, psychology, time, reasoning, and reality through deep-dives and explanatory explorations. The channel emphasizes thought-provoking analyses, curiosity-driven investigations, and educational content, with an average of about 11.7 million views per video and an uploading cadence that results in roughly 0.0 uploads per week, given the provided data.

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Similar Channels

We found 45 YouTube channels similar to Vsauce

TEDx Talks YouTube channel thumbnail
#1

83% relevance

Subscribers 44.2M
Videos 255K
Views 8.8B
Appearances 19
SERP 100%
Similarity 71%
science of perception human psychology explained brain and mind science

Both target audiences interested in science and human perception, as shown by high search overlap (100% for queries like science of perception and brain and mind science) and strong content alignment (71%), making them similar in topic focus to Vsauce.

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#2

72% relevance

Subscribers 22.4M
Videos 2.3K
Views 4.5B
Appearances 16
SERP 69%
Similarity 75%
critical thinking topics philosophy of mind perception science explained

Share audience interest in critical thinking and perception science (queries like perception science explained) with substantial search overlap (69%) and solid content similarity (75%), aligning with Vsauce's explanatory style on mind-related topics.

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#3

63% relevance

Subscribers 16.9M
Videos 1.6K
Views 2.2B
Appearances 10
SERP 52%
Similarity 71%
science of perception human psychology explained reasoning and logic

Align on core science and psychology topics (queries: science of perception, human psychology explained) with moderate overall match (63%), driven by decent content similarity (71%) and notable search interest in reasoning and logic.

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#4

62% relevance

Subscribers 8.6M
Videos 9.9K
Views 1.0B
Appearances 10
SERP 35%
Similarity 79%
illusion of time cosmology and reality existence and reality questions

Connects on philosophical and existential questions (queries: illusion of time, cosmology and reality) with a strong content match (79%), while search overlap is moderate (35%), indicating thematic similarity with Vsauce's curiosity-driven inquiries.

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#5
Center for Inquiry

58% relevance

Subscribers 85.8K
Videos 721
Views 15.2M
Appearances 6
SERP 21%
Similarity 83%
skeptical inquiry methods

Shares an emphasis on skeptical inquiry methods (queries: skeptical inquiry methods) and a balanced content alignment (83%), though overall audience overlap is modest (21% search), suggesting a conceptual kinship with Vsauce in critical thinking.

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#6
World Science Festival

56% relevance

Subscribers 1.4M
Videos 1.3K
Views 243.9M
Appearances 4
SERP 24%
Similarity 77%
brain and mind science curiosity science channels perception science explained

Similar to Vsauce in brain and mind science and curiosity-driven science topics (queries: brain and mind science; curiosity science channels) with solid content overlap (77%), but search overlap is lower (24%), indicating a shared educational niche with differing reach.

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Content Landscape

Top competitors are TEDx Talks (83% match) and TED-Ed (72% match). They share overlapping queries such as science of perception, human psychology explained, and perception science explained, aligning with Vsauce’s focus on curiosity-driven science topics and critical thinking. CrashCourse (63% match) also competes on reasoning and logic and science of perception, reinforcing education-oriented demand. Big Think (62% match) connects on illusion of time and cosmology and reality, broadening to existential questions. Center for Inquiry (58% match) shares skeptical inquiry methods. Vsauce has 24.7M subscribers, while TEDx Talks leads with 44.2M subscribers and TED-Ed with 22.4M; CrashCourse has 16.9M, Big Think 8.6M, and Center for Inquiry 85.8K, highlighting substantial size differences with major educational channels as primary competitors.

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#7 56% TED 75% 27.2M 26% 7
#8 55% Psych Explained 68% 118K 34% 8
#9 54% Closer To Truth 75% 665K 21% 5
#10 54% Aperture 77% 2.5M 18% 9
#11 53% Institute of Human Anatomy 71% 8.7M 28% 4
#12 52% Neuroscientifically Challenged 73% 685K 21% 6
#13 52% Easily Explained 71% 72K 23% 2
#14 52% Pursuit of Wonder 73% 3.4M 19% 7
#15 51% NOVA PBS Official 76% 1.4M 15% 6
#16 51% History of the Universe 73% 1.1M 19% 4
#17 51% Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics 77% 231K 12% 4
#18 51% Philosophy Overdose 73% 217K 17% 5
#19 50% Dr. Mayim Bialik 77% 2.1M 10% 1
#20 50% Professor Dave Explains 76% 4.2M 11% 4
#21 50% Science Channel 72% 5.3M 17% 3
#22 49% Space Matters 71% 322K 17% 5
#23 49% Andrew Huberman 72% 7.4M 15% 7
#24 49% The Diary Of A CEO 74% 15.1M 12% 3
#25 49% List 25 75% 2.8M 10% 4
#26 49% EverythingProfessor 75% 350K 9% 2
#27 49% Stanford 72% 2.1M 13% 5
#28 48% MIT OpenCourseWare 72% 6.2M 12% 6
#29 48% Untapped Learning 71% 11K 13% 2
#30 48% Robert Greene 69% 2.2M 15% 2
#31 47% The Cognitive Psychologist 72% 3.1K 10% 4
#32 47% Psych2Go 71% 13M 12% 3
#33 47% LSAT Lab 69% 25.3K 14% 3
#34 47% Happy Hour Podcast 72% 779K 10% 1
#35 47% The Mindset Mentor Podcast 71% 819K 11% 3
#36 47% Sounds True 71% 421K 10% 2
#37 47% Thynksee 71% 123K 10% 2
#38 46% Biola University 66% 156K 17% 2
#39 46% National Geographic 69% 25.9M 13% 3
#40 46% LawNeuro.org 70% 9.3K 9% 3
#41 45% Philosophy Vibe 64% 131K 16% 2
#42 44% Kaiser Permanente 65% 64.9K 13% 1
#43 44% Top Hat 66% 3.5K 10% 1
#44 43% LSAT Demon 63% 21K 12% 2
#45 42% Hua Chenyu English Subs 63% 9.6K 10% 1

Search Queries Used

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Which YouTube channels are most similar to Vsauce?

Vsauce's biggest competitors on YouTube are TEDx Talks (44.2M subscribers, 83% match), TED-Ed (22.4M subscribers, 72% match), and CrashCourse (16.9M subscribers, 63% match). All three channels focus on educational, informational content that explores ideas and topics in science, learning, and education, similar to Vsauce's mission.

What type of content does Vsauce make?

Vsauce creates educational, question-driven science and curiosity content, as suggested by video titles like All The Ghosts You Will Be, Selfie Waves, Did People Used To Look Older?, Giving Away My Beard For Charity!, and Do Chairs Exist? These videos show broad, conceptual topics with high view counts (e.g., Did People Used To Look Older? with 20.2M views; Do Chairs Exist? 14.7M; overall average ~11.7M views per video). Upload frequency is approximately 0.0 uploads per week, indicating infrequent uploads.

How do we determine which channels are similar to Vsauce?

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