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Adventures Gone Wrong
Subscribers 127K
Videos 132
Views 14.7M

Channels Like Adventures Gone Wrong

Adventures Gone Wrong covers true-life survival, disasters, chaos, and questionable decisions in adventure contexts, with a focus on mountaineering and extreme exploration stories. The channel uses deep-dives into real-life moments when things went sideways, with content that resembles long-form investigations rather than tutorials or vlogs, and averages around 378.9K views per video across 132 published since joining Aug 3, 2022.

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Subscribers 1.9M
Videos 264
Views 311.5M
Appearances 50
SERP 100%
Similarity 74%
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Shares a strong search overlap on survival, mountaineering disasters, and expedition failures (100% search match) with Adventures Gone Wrong, and a high content similarity (74%), indicating similar storytelling around perilous expeditions.

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Subscribers 54.8K
Videos 152
Views 18.5M
Appearances 15
SERP 37%
Similarity 87%
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Targets mountaineering disasters and Everest-related themes with substantial content overlap (87%), aligning with Adventures Gone Wrong, though its lower search alignment (37%) suggests a somewhat narrower audience reach on those queries.

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Outdoor Disasters

66% relevance

Subscribers 136K
Videos 195
Views 21.8M
Appearances 27
SERP 41%
Similarity 83%
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Aligns on mountaineering and adventure disasters with strong content similarity (83%), and shares broad search interest (41%), indicating a closely related genre focused on survival tragedy narratives.

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#4
eXtreme

61% relevance

Subscribers 146K
Videos 246
Views 49.5M
Appearances 17
SERP 27%
Similarity 83%
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Competes on mountaineering and adventure disasters with high content similarity (83%) and notable search overlap (27%), showing shared topics but slightly different audience discovery paths.

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Morbid Midnight

55% relevance

Subscribers 93K
Videos 181
Views 15.9M
Appearances 12
SERP 21%
Similarity 78%
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Similar focus on mountaineering disasters and deadly peaks with substantial content overlap (78%), while having modest search overlap (21%), suggesting an audience overlap driven more by content style than discovery queries.

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Terror Twin

54% relevance

Subscribers 81.7K
Videos 212
Views 41.9M
Appearances 7
SERP 10%
Similarity 84%
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Covers mountaineering disasters and extreme exploration with high content similarity (84%), and modest search alignment (10%), indicating an audience overlap driven by topics rather than discovery queries.

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Content Landscape

Top competitors include Scary Interesting (84% match) and Outdoor Disasters (66% match) as well as eXtreme (61% match) based on overlapping queries like survival stories and mountaineering disasters. Scary Interesting has 1.9M subscribers and overlaps with survival stories, mountaineering disasters, and expedition failures, making it the largest competitor in the same niche. Outdoor Disasters, with 136K subscribers, overlaps on mountaineering disasters and adventure disasters, while eXtreme overlaps on mountaineering disasters and mountaineering hero stories, reflecting similar search intents. Adventures Gone Wrong has 127K subscribers, smaller than the top rivals, indicating room to grow within the same topic space.

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#11 51% Extreme Survival Stories ▶ 78% 23.5K 10% 5
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#15 49% How to Survive Show ▶ 76% 2.1M 9% 5
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#17 47% IN-Depth Story 70% 747K 13% 4
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#19 47% Everything Explained 72% 104K 9% 4
#20 47% UNTAMED 73% 283K 7% 2
#21 46% Curiosity Dude ▶ 74% 19.1K 5% 4
#22 46% WAS Popular History 73% 51.9K 6% 2
#23 46% Trust Me Bro ▶ 67% 1.2M 14% 3
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#34 43% Extreme Docs 68% 139K 6% 4
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Frequently Asked Questions

Which YouTube channels are most similar to Adventures Gone Wrong?

1) Scary Interesting — 84% match, 1.9M subscribers; 2) Fatally Curious — 67% match, 54.8K subscribers; 3) Outdoor Disasters — 66% match, 136K subscribers. All three channels share a focus on dangerous situations, survival, and disaster-related adventure content similar to Adventures Gone Wrong.

What type of content does Adventures Gone Wrong make?

Adventures Gone Wrong creates adventure and disaster-focused storytelling, with videos about extreme explorations, mountaineering, and historic disasters as shown by titles like The 1996 Mount Everest Disaster: Who's REALLY To Blame? (PART 1) and The Truth About the 1996 Mount Everest Disaster. The channel uploads frequently enough to maintain an average of about 378.9K views per video, with recent videos ranging from 216K to 416.4K views.

How do we determine which channels are similar to Adventures Gone Wrong?

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