MentisWave

Subscribers 121K

Videos 229

Views 20.8M

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MentisWave covers rationalist and right-libertarian critique of left-wing ideologies, with a focus on exposing what it terms Clown World nonsense and meme culture. The channel features opinionated analyses, debunkings, and ideological examinations, likely through long-form videos and structured arguments. Uploads appear frequent, with an average of several hundred thousand views per video (average around 376.7K views per video) across 229 published videos since joining July 25, 2021.

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Lessons in Meme Culture view on YouTube ▶

85% relevance

Subscribers 2.2M

Videos 1.6K

Views 882.8M

Appearances 7

SERP 98%

Similarity 76%

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Both target audiences interested in meme culture and politics, sharing high search overlap (98%) and a strong content alignment around meme culture politics, though LIker Culture's videos may lean more into humor and internet culture while MentisWave centers on media analysis.

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83% relevance

Subscribers 362K

Videos 149

Views 30.9M

Appearances 6

SERP 91%

Similarity 78%

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They attract viewers via critical takes on socialism, central planning, and related critiques—high search overlap (91%) with MentisWave on political-economic topics, though Hakim’s tone is more explicitly socialist-critic, whereas MentisWave focuses on media analysis and bias.

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TEDx Talks view on YouTube ▶

81% relevance

Subscribers 44.2M

Videos 255K

Views 8.8B

Appearances 9

SERP 100%

Similarity 68%

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TEDx shares an audience interested in public policy skepticism and political/media critique (100% search overlap) and covers similar topics, but TEDx features a broader, speaker-driven format with diverse topics while MentisWave maintains a focused media-bias lens.

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Common Craft Explainer Videos

74% relevance

Subscribers 50.2K

Videos 89

Views 18.2M

Appearances 2

SERP 77%

Similarity 72%

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Both explain complex topics and analyze media bias, with solid alignment on queries like bias in media analysis (77%) and overall content similarity (72%), though Common Craft emphasizes concise explainers whereas MentisWave emphasizes media critique.

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The Why Minutes view on YouTube ▶

74% relevance

Subscribers 139K

Videos 290

Views 19.5M

Appearances 3

SERP 74%

Similarity 73%

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Share audience interest in socialism and central planning critiques (74% match in queries) and a similar analytical approach to policy, though The Why Minutes tends to be more didactic and policy-narrative, while MentisWave centers on media bias analysis.

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71% relevance

Subscribers 16.9M

Videos 1.6K

Views 2.2B

Appearances 6

SERP 74%

Similarity 69%

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Both discuss bias in media and political ideology, showing notable content overlap (69%) and search interest (74%), but CrashCourse uses broad-shot educational series formats whereas MentisWave applies media-systems critique with a more targeted analytic style.

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Top competitors by match strength are Lessons in Meme Culture (85% match) and Hakim (83% match). TEDx Talks (81% match) also shares overlapping queries. The overlapping topics include meme culture politics, breadtube critique, socialism corruption critique, central planning critique, and public policy skepticism. MentisWave has 121K subscribers, while Lessons in Meme Culture has 2.2M and Hakim 362K, with TEDx Talks at 44.2M subscribers, indicating a wide gulf in audience size but overlapping interest areas.

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Which YouTube channels are most similar to MentisWave?

Lessons in Meme Culture — 85% match, 2.2M subscribers; Hakim — 83% match, 362K subscribers; TEDx Talks — 81% match, 44.2M subscribers. All three channels share a focus on opinionated, discussional or educational content that includes cultural or political topics, similar to MentisWave's apparent left-leaning critique and commentary.

What type of content does MentisWave make?

MentisWave produces commentary-style videos centered on political and cultural topics, as indicated by titles like Hasanabi is Unironically Clueless and Examining the Left's Inability to Meme, with an average of about 376.7K views per video. The channel appears to upload frequently (roughly inferred from multiple recent videos with high view counts), suggesting a high-volume upload cadence. Average views per video are around 376.7K.

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