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We Need To Talk
Subscribers 698K
Videos 501
Views 58.5M

Channels Like We Need To Talk

We Need To Talk covers conversations around relationships, trauma, and difficult topics, featuring long-form discussions with guests and insightful storytelling. The channel leans into deep-dives and interview-style formats, with recent videos ranging around 1.0–2.4 million views and an average around 1.2 million views per video; they publish frequently since joining Aug 19, 2024, with a catalog of 501 videos and 698k subscribers.

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Similar Channels

We found 48 YouTube channels similar to We Need To Talk

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#1

82% relevance

Subscribers 44.2M
Videos 255K
Views 8.8B
Appearances 45
SERP 100%
Similarity 70%
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Shares a high search overlap on relationship and difficult conversations, aligning with We Need To Talk for audience interest in communication and relationship topics, though TEDx Talks’ format is more broad, giving a similar but more varied content style (82% match; search 100%, content 70%).

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#2

80% relevance

Subscribers 13M
Videos 3.9K
Views 2.1B
Appearances 54
SERP 91%
Similarity 73%
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Targets relationship communication and trauma topics with a strong audience overlap, especially around breakup recovery, making it a near-match in searches (91%) and content (73%), indicating similar subject matter and practical psychology focus.

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Jay Shetty Podcast YouTube channel thumbnail
Subscribers 5.4M
Videos 2.1K
Views 538.1M
Appearances 29
SERP 47%
Similarity 79%
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Covers relationship conversations and breakup recovery with substantial audience interest, showing strong search overlap but more narrative/long-form style in content, hence a moderate overall fit (66% match; search 47%, content 79%).

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Dr. Maika Steinborn YouTube channel thumbnail
Subscribers 83.2K
Videos 381
Views 5.7M
Appearances 9
SERP 25%
Similarity 72%
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focuses on emotional vulnerability and breakup recovery, aligning with We Need To Talk’s relational vulnerability topics, yet with a narrower audience and more specialized content (53% match; search 25%, content 72%).

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Jimmy on Relationships YouTube channel thumbnail
Subscribers 1.4M
Videos 705
Views 317.5M
Appearances 14
SERP 27%
Similarity 70%
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Directly discusses relationship conversations and trauma in relationships, mirroring core topics with decent content similarity, though the channel’s style is more personal storytelling (53% match; search 27%, content 70%).

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#6

52% relevance

Subscribers 27.2M
Videos 5.5K
Views 3.1B
Appearances 10
SERP 25%
Similarity 69%
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Addresses toxic relationships and emotional vulnerability through broad public-interest talks, sharing audience intent around tough relationship topics; content varies from lecture-style to practical advice (52% match; search 25%, content 69%).

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Content Landscape

Top competitors by match strength are TEDx Talks (82% match) and Psych2Go (80% match). Both overlap on relationship conversations, difficult conversations, communication in relationships, and trauma-related topics, which align with We Need To Talk’s search queries. TEDx Talks has 44.2M subscribers and Psych2Go has 13M subscribers, indicating a large size difference compared to We Need To Talk’s 698k subscribers. Jay Shetty Podcast (66% match) also overlaps on relationship conversations and breakup recovery, with 5.4M subscribers. These channels share queries such as relationship conversations, communication in relationships, and breakup recovery, positioning them as direct competitors in the relationship-and-trauma discourse space.

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#12 49% Matthew Hussey 72% 3.4M 15% 10
#13 48% Andrew Huberman 67% 7.4M 20% 8
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#15 47% Jefferson Fisher 70% 964K 12% 5
#16 47% Kristin Snowden 74% 50.2K 6% 6
#17 47% TED-Ed 72% 22.4M 10% 4
#18 46% DoctorRamani 74% 2.1M 5% 3
#19 46% WatchMojo.com 72% 25.9M 6% 1
#20 45% Patrick Teahan 72% 809K 6% 4
#21 45% Teal Swan 73% 2M 4% 3
#22 45% Simon Sinek 70% 2.7M 7% 5
#23 45% HealthyGamerGG 70% 3.2M 8% 4
#24 45% Tips from a Therapist 71% 7.8K 6% 2
#25 45% MedCircle 69% 1.7M 8% 6
#26 45% LaurenConsul, LMFT, CST, JD 71% 6.0K 5% 3
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#28 44% Ruairi 70% 47.3K 6% 4
#29 44% RelationShots 66% 27.5K 11% 2
#30 44% Terri Cole 69% 245K 6% 4
#31 44% The Yambors 70% 2.3K 5% 1
#32 44% Marriage Reset 70% 61.6K 5% 3
#33 43% Dr. Tracey Marks 67% 2.3M 8% 3
#34 43% The Mindset Mentor Podcast 67% 819K 8% 3
#35 43% Adam Lane Smith 68% 245K 6% 2
#36 43% Phoenix Trauma Center & Dr Scott Giacomucci 68% 34.6K 6% 2
#37 43% Jason VanRuler 68% 3.4K 5% 1
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#39 43% Jessica Os 66% 1.7M 7% 3
#40 42% Harvard Business Review 68% 1.6M 4% 3
#41 42% WIRED 67% 12.8M 5% 1
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Search Queries Used

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Which YouTube channels are most similar to We Need To Talk?

TEDx Talks (82% match, 44.2M subscribers), Psych2Go (80% match, 13M subscribers), Jay Shetty Podcast (66% match, 5.4M subscribers). All three are informational, interview-style or talk-format channels focusing on psychology, personal development, and life stories, similar to We Need To Talk in topic area and audience interests.

What type of content does We Need To Talk make?

We Need To Talk creates long-form, interview-style or commentary content about psychology, trauma, fame, and personal stories, as suggested by video titles such as Farrah Abraham: What Fame Did To Me After '16 & Pregnant', Jo Frost On The Rise And Fall Of Supernanny, Gypsy-Rose Blanchard: “No One Has Really Listened To Me… Until Now”, and Amy Winehouse & Me: Blake Fielder Finally Tells His Story. The channel averages about 1.2M views per video, with an approximate upload frequency described as ~? uploads per week.

How do we determine which channels are similar to We Need To Talk?

We analyze We Need To Talk's recent videos, generate topic-relevant search queries, check YouTube search results, and compare the meaning of each channel's content to measure similarity. The result is a ranked list sorted by SERP overlap, semantic similarity, and search appearances.

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