BobbyBroccoli

Subscribers 801K

Videos 72

Views 69.4M

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BobbyBroccoli covers deep-dive broccumentaries into science scandals and controversies, with a focus on topics like scientific fraud, unethical research, and textbook-related issues. The channel uses long-form, documentary-style videos (often around an hour or more) and previously produced video game content; current videos are animated in Blender or discussed via investigative storytelling. Upload frequency appears steady with several recent uploads featuring high-view counts, averaging about 3.3 million views per video.

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TEDx Talks view on YouTube ▶

80% relevance

Subscribers 44.2M

Videos 255K

Views 8.8B

Appearances 19

SERP 100%

Similarity 67%

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Both target audiences interested in science controversies and ethics, with shared search queries like 'controversies in science' and 'journal publication scandals' and a strong overall audience overlap (80% match) though TEDx Talks’ presentation style differs from BobbyBroccoli's format (67% content match).

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Pete Judo

73% relevance

Subscribers 116K

Videos 201

Views 13.3M

Appearances 9

SERP 70%

Similarity 75%

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They both attract viewers researching 'science scandals' and 'faked scientific claims,' sharing about 70% search overlap and 75% content overlap, indicating similar topic focus but Pete Judo's content is more directly about fraud cases in a different presentation approach.

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The Royal Society

69% relevance

Subscribers 236K

Videos 1.6K

Views 23.6M

Appearances 6

SERP 69%

Similarity 69%

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Similar emphasis on science scandals and controversies with equal search and content alignment (both 69%), reflecting shared audience interest in rigorous, real-world scientific controversies despite differences in channel style.

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65% relevance

Subscribers 2.8M

Videos 467

Views 478.3M

Appearances 6

SERP 53%

Similarity 72%

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Both cover 'science scandals' and 'faked scientific claims,' with 53% search overlap and 72% content overlap, indicating a strong topical similarity but Kyle Hill’s videos adopt a more argumentative explainer approach.

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Sciencerely

60% relevance

Subscribers 107K

Videos 94

Views 9.7M

Appearances 5

SERP 37%

Similarity 75%

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Share interest in 'science scandals' and 'research misconduct' with 37% search overlap but high content similarity (75%), meaning fans of BobbyBroccoli will recognize the topic even if the channel’s delivery differs.

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54% relevance

Subscribers 1.8M

Videos 1.1K

Views 345.2M

Appearances 5

SERP 26%

Similarity 72%

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Audiences overlap on 'scientific fraud cases' and 'hoaxes' with 26% search overlap but 72% content similarity, indicating similar subject matter but different stylistic focus and depth of critique.

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Top competitors include TEDx Talks (80% match) and The Royal Society (69% match) as well as Kyle Hill (65% match). These channels share overlapping queries such as science scandals, unethical research cases, and journal publication scandals, aligning with BobbyBroccoli’s focus on controversies in science and scientific misconduct. TEDx Talks has a substantially larger audience with 44.2M subscribers, while The Royal Society has 236K subscribers and Kyle Hill has 2.8M subscribers, indicating BobbyBroccoli operates in a niche with a mid-sized following compared to the very large TEDx presence and the more specialized peers. Common queries among competitors include science scandals, journal publication scandals, and faked scientific claims.

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Which YouTube channels are most similar to BobbyBroccoli?

The biggest competitors are: 1) TEDx Talks — 44.2M subscribers, match 80%; 2) Pete Judo — 116K subscribers, match 73%; 3) The Royal Society — 236K subscribers, match 69%. They share a focus on informative, factual, or educational content presented in a documentary or explanatory style.

What type of content does BobbyBroccoli make?

BobbyBroccoli produces documentary-style videos that appear to explore real-world topics and notable figures, based on titles like The fake scientist who made it into a textbook and Meet Canada's Most Infamous Mayor. The channel averages about 3.3M views per video and has approximately 801K subscribers, with an unclear exact upload frequency described as 'Average: 3.3M views/video, ~? uploads/week'.

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