BENOFTHEWEEK

Subscribers 9.0M

Videos 350

Views 2.9B

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BENOFTHEWEEK covers bold, exploratory content featuring challenges, experiments, and social experiments, with video titles suggesting vlogs and trial-based formats (e.g., attempting religious experiences, desert survival, and unusual trends). The channel leverages keywords related to lifestyle experiments and curiosity-driven topics, and its recent videos indicate a mix of challenges, explorations, and trend-based testing. It publishes frequently enough to maintain an average view count around 2.4M per video, based on 350 published videos and a total view count of 2.9B.

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Appearances 7

SERP 99%

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Videos 569

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Appearances 3

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70% relevance

Subscribers 14.7M

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Appearances 5

SERP 83%

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Which YouTube channels are most similar to BENOFTHEWEEK?

Friday Beers — 84% match, 232K subscribers; Plain & Paint — 78% match, 43.2K subscribers; Field Days — 74% match, 2M subscribers. All three channels share a creator-driven, personality-focused approach with lifestyle or entertainment content and frequent, casual videos.

What type of content does BENOFTHEWEEK make?

BENOFTHEWEEK makes reality-style, curiosity-driven videos based on provocative or unconventional topics, such as attempting tasks, exploring subcultures, or trying trends (e.g., drunk ghost hunting, joining a cult, trying strange addictions, looksmaxxing program, religion). The channel averages about 2.4M views per video and posts with a consistent cadence, though the exact uploads per week are not specified.

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