Verified Telegram channels

These are the channels we know everything measurable about, and that completeness earns them the top grade. Not advertising and not an editorial pick: you cannot get in, you can only turn out to be here.

«Verified» here does not mean «confirmed by its owner» — it means «the numbers can be trusted»: engagement, growth quality, reactions and forwards, regularity and trust are all measured, and together they make a grade A. Reviews are not among them — nobody has left one in the catalog yet.

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There are 86 such channels right now. Every score is current — no older than three days; the list changes with it.

Mannerheims son@ukr_sisuMilitary analysis and chronicle of the war in Ukraine: breakdowns of army structure, assault unit tactics, battalion defensive layouts, and the role of deep strikes by drones against enemy formations. As of 15 September: subscribers stand at 6.8K, while engagement runs at 110.0%, well above the category median. Posts over 30 days numbered 15, less frequent than most channels in the category, though the subscriber count sits well below the category median. Over the past month the author covered the 225th assault regiment of Ukraine's armed forces officially subordinating to the 7th Airborne Assault Corps, the formation of the 'Azov' and 'Center' troop groupings amid the exhaustion of Russia's offensive, and Poland's preparations for a possible war. The writing is sharp, sometimes sardonic, mixing detailed combat episodes with quotes from people near the front line.6,942 subs92A
Античный геймер@leastgamerSharp takes on video games, human relationships, and everyday absurdities, aimed at readers who like their humor with a side of critical thinking. As of 14 September: subscribers stand at 4.7K, below the category median. Engagement is notably high at 67.1%, well above the category median of 16.8%, while output over 30 days reached 34 posts, less frequent than the category median. Recent topics include a breakdown of environmental storytelling in Bethesda games, an argument that unlike mansplaining, womansplaining is real and genuinely unbearable, and a note tagged around looksmaxxing. The channel keeps a smaller but clearly engaged audience that reacts strongly to nearly everything posted. The voice is personal, occasionally blunt, and unapologetic about it.4,730 subs91A
Комитет китаедебилов России@china_committeeCars and everything around them, told with a humorous twist — comparisons to off-roaders, musings about hopeless traffic situations, and language jokes about how car model names sound in other tongues. As of 18 September: 12.3K subscribers, median views per post 9.7K, ER 78.5%. Subscriber count sits well above the category median, and engagement runs several times higher than typical for the category, even though posts come out less often than for most neighbors in the section. Recent topics include a bit about a car looking like a Gelendwagen because of its four wheels and steering wheel, a reflection on a seemingly hopeless road situation, and a video exploring how to say a certain car brand name in Italian. The overall tone stays light and ironic, aimed at anyone who enjoys car talk without taking it too seriously.12,351 subs91A
сеул стрит лав@seulwithoutPersonal notes from a musician covering gig announcements, new tracks and stray thoughts about life. The author shares glimpses behind the creative process and occasionally sells merch to followers.4,916 subs90A
@cozyfren9k@frogfren9000Humor channel with short posts and inside jokes aimed at a niche audience that appreciates absurdity and self-deprecating jokes. As of 13 September: the channel has 1.4K subscribers, well below the category median of 9.3K. Engagement, however, sits at 136.3%, far above the category median of 17.6%, showing a small but highly responsive audience. Only 21 posts went out over 30 days, less frequently than the category median. Recent posts included an admin reveal, adding a personal layer to the channel's usual tone. The format relies on short, unadorned text meant for quick reading and immediate reaction, with little emphasis on visuals or structure.1,375 subs89A
KotiaForge@kotiaforgeSketchbook-style diary from an artist sharing drawings, short doodles, and fragments of thoughts about the creative process. As of 15 September: the channel has 5K subscribers, below the category median, while engagement runs far higher, with an ER of 77.1% against a category median of 12.9%. It posted 37 times over 30 days, more often than the category median. Recent entries include a post about laminated stickers with a per-piece price and pickup details in Moscow, alongside short one-liners such as "Штош," "Фантазия," and a promise to finish a drawing later. This mix keeps readers tuned into the author's mood between finished pieces. Median views per post stand at 3.9K.5,089 subs89A
Miss ulyba@mculybaPersonal notes from a musician mixing tour plans, album updates and everyday humor. Shares family reactions, creative process and offbeat musings on music. Good fit for readers who enjoy diary-style humor with a personal touch.3,695 subs89A
Random-tan Studio@randomtanstudioCharacters, short comic scenes and a tabletop game built in front of subscribers define this art and design channel. Recurring figures like Ryushka, Kelly and Niko populate an ongoing personal universe, alongside an antennapunk-style board game from a guest creator that's being prepared for an open beta test. As of 18 September: the channel has 14.3K subscribers, well above the category median of 9.6K, and engagement sits at 92.5%, far higher than the typical 11.5% for similar channels. Posting is sparse, with 13 posts in 30 days against a category median of 32. The tone stays warm and lightly ironic rather than polished or promotional, mixing bathhouse scenes, honey, meat and dreams into the same feed. Individual posts read more like a personal diary of the author and their characters than a portfolio showcase.14,320 subs89A
Александр Дугин | Z@darklogosAbsurdist humor with a jagged, fragmented rhythm — phrases broken into single words by dots, like an interrupted stream of consciousness. Topics jump between politics and geopolitics to deliberately crude, absurd jokes without any system. As of 16 September: subscribers stand at 15.7K, above the category median, while ER holds at 70.1 percent, well above the category median of 17.0 percent. Posts over 30 days numbered 54, less frequent than the category median. Recent entries include musings on a cartoon character as a political symbol, jokes about students and an academic career, and blunt one-liners aimed at readers. The style leans on contrast: a short line after a long one, deliberate crudeness instead of coherent argument. The channel is not confirmed by its owner.15,818 subs89A
Genshin Impact Lore@genshin_loreGenshin Impact lore lives here: deep dives into character backstories, nation histories and the connections between heroes across the game's official universe and its fan reinterpretations. Recent pieces include a two-part story about Pavlina, princess of House Hesperides, a chapter on the domovoi scholar Nikolai Izmailov from the Abode of Silence, and a piece on the snowmen, an elf-like race created to search for love. As of 12 September: the channel has 88 thousand subscribers, well above the category median. It published 15 posts over 30 days, less often than typical channels about games. Engagement still runs at 36.0 percent, twice the category median. The writing leans on close familiarity with the game's lore and unfolds through long-form stories about individual characters and races within its universe.89,631 subs88A
Лютиков / MMA, UFC, русский спорт@a_lutikovAbout mixed martial arts, UFC and Russian combat sports, with stories from inside and outside the cage. As of 30 September: the channel has 25.7K subscribers, above the category median, and engagement sits at 78.1%, far higher than most channels in the category. Posts come out less often than the category median, yet each one draws a strong response, with a median of 20.1K views per post. Over the past month the author covered the cancelled Alexander Shlemenko versus Michael Page fight, the release of the film Sparta 2 featuring Nikolai Kudryashov, the death of former Fight Nights champion Grigory Ponomarev at 31, and the controversy around Zalik Yusupov on the Titans show. It also featured a story about hockey goalkeeper Egor Zalesov, who disarmed a knife-wielding robber at a store checkout.25,710 subs88A
Простая экономика@prostoeconCovering Russian economics and politics with irony, this is for readers who want to understand interest rates, inflation and government decisions without the dry official tone. As of 13 September: the channel has 295.5K subscribers, well above the category median, and an ER of 70.0%, far higher than the category median of 13.4%. Over the past month 23 posts went out, less frequent than most channels in the category. Recent posts covered the 14% key interest rate and Elvira Nabiullina's stance, the shift of Russians toward cash savings, and the folding iPhone launch timed to Russian elections. There was also a post on the Ukraine negotiations and one about Mikhail Shufutinsky receiving a people's artist title. The author writes in a sharp, conversational style, weaving in current events and personal anecdotes.297,491 subs88A
ТУПЫЕ АНЕКДОТЫ ПРО "АНДЕРГРАУНД"@tipaandergraundJokes about musicians, sound engineers and the underground scene — short punchlines built for readers who know the local slang and genre stereotypes. Targets include black metal fans, self-styled esthetes, sound engineers and Aria fans. As of 15 September: subscribers stand at 2.9K, while ER runs at 77.7%, well above the category median. Subscribers sit well below the category median, and posts come out less often than at other channels in the section. Over the past month the channel posted jokes about Yuri Loza dreaming of becoming a comedian, about gangsters demanding musicians for a New Year party, and about Sunboy's lookalike. There are also rhymed bits, including one about a black metal fan from Krasnoyarsk who sells out to pop music, and one about a sound engineer who cleans up everyone else's mess.2,913 subs88A
дима гаврилов печатает...@dimaistypingPersonal channel by comedian Dima Gavrilov about stand-up, life on tour, and short jokes and observations that read like talking to a friend. As of 18 September: subscribers stand at 16.5K, above the category median, and the engagement rate is 55.9%, above the category median, even though posts over 30 days come out less often than among category peers. Over the past month a new episode of the show Tyomnye Loshadki aired, featuring Maloy, Medvedev, and Yeryomenko, a Twitch livestream was announced discussing Danila and Polina, and a new podcast called DimaGavrilovDumaet was recorded in Voronezh during the tour, covering trains, growing up in the nineties, and his career at TNT. A stand-up tour with city-by-city ticket sales was also announced.16,586 subs88A
Bavyrin 🐈‍⬛@bavyrin_dabbPolitical and cultural notes by Dmitry Bavyrin on Europe, Germany, and world affairs, delivered with a sharp ironic edge. The author draws historical parallels and rarely misses a chance to mock the absurdity of current events.3,111 subs87A
Hard Blog@hard_blog_linePolitics, war and society filtered through a personal lens, mixed with everyday observations and sharp replies to commenters. Recent posts cover national identity debates, a word swapped in exam prep materials, military strategy around Kharkiv, the logic behind counterterrorism, and blunt takes on government procurement and canned corn quality. As of 12 September: subscribers stand at 84 thousand, well above the category median, while engagement of 44.0% runs many times higher than the typical 13.4% seen among similar accounts. Over the past 30 days, 24 posts went out, a pace faster than half the channels in the psychology category. The tone is combative and argumentative, with the author frequently answering readers' objections directly in the text. The channel owner has not been verified on the platform, though direct contact through Telegram is possible.83,448 subs87A
The Cringe Times@thecringetimesSharp satirical takes on Russian and emigre politics, propaganda and everyday absurdity, for readers who like dark humor without polish. As of 16 September: the channel has 14.9K subscribers, above the category median. Engagement sits at 154.8%, well above the category median of 17.0%, while posting comes out less often than other channels in the section. Over the past month the channel joked about the 5G rollout and blocked websites, a 300 million ruble bonus for Simonyan, the cancellation of a Kanye concert, and negotiations involving Jared Kushner. The tone stays biting and unfiltered, tackling everything from harassment of dissenters to the cynicism of the propaganda machine. The voice is recognizable from the first lines of any post, sarcastic and unapologetic throughout.15,238 subs87A
Вармонгер@warmonger_militaryMilitary footage and archival clips from conflicts worldwide, from cavalry drills in Britain to jungle ambushes in the Philippines and naval clashes on Lake Chad. The authors break down pilot rescue operations, captured militant gear, and military photoshop oddities, adding dry irony to grim material. As of 18 September: 16.7K subscribers, median post views 14.8K, ER 88.7%, 42 posts over 30 days. Subscribers sit below the category median, posting volume is lower, while engagement runs well above the category median. Recent topics include a Brazilian BOPE unit searching a flooded hospital, an Al-Shabaab ambush on Somali army troops, and footage of an F-15 pilot rescue after being shot down over Iran. A separate recurring segment covers Tactical Hub loadouts, comparing rigs, optics, and communications gear across players.16,818 subs87A
Соня Хромова@khromovasonyaPersonal beauty diary about makeup, haircuts and everyday experiments, for anyone who likes an unpolished, humor-filled take on looks. As of 17 September: subscribers stand at 75.1K, well above the category median. Posts over 30 days number 36, in line with the category median, while ER sits at 45.7%, clearly above the category median. Median views per post reach 34.4K. Over the past month the author recreated a Turkish-style makeup look from a TikTok tutorial, tried a prick makeup look in two versions — with a cat and without — and got a haircut again, going shorter than before. The tone stays light and self-deprecating, full of personal references to vibes and small everyday details, like drip packaging printed with kittens.75,184 subs87A
AbstractDL@abstractdlAbout artificial intelligence research and large language model news, for those tracking the race between OpenAI, Anthropic and other labs. The author breaks down model releases, tests their capabilities, and shares observations on how subscription limits and API pricing keep shifting. As of 14 September: subscribers stand at 18.4K, above the category median, while engagement holds at 68.9 percent, well above the category median of 24.0 percent. Posts come out less often than at other channels in the category, but each one digs into a specific case: the multi-agent mode in GPT-6-astra, the Codex context window expanding to 1M tokens, and the backlash over Anthropic's Max plan limits. A separate piece covered the Ouroboros architecture, a preprint written together with Hope and Roman Yampolskiy that landed on GitHub Trending and passed a thousand stars.18,664 subs86A
motúznaya@motuznayaSharp, sarcastic takes on news, celebrities and everyday absurdities — from grim historical anniversaries to Kanye West's visa troubles. Short personal notes without polish, sometimes bitter, sometimes just mocking the obvious.9,715 subs86A
Вся песня мне не нужна@idontallShort funny posts and everyday observations, for readers who like humor without lengthy explanations. As of 17 September: subscribers stand at 16.1K, above the category median. Engagement sits at 36.1%, higher than the category median, with a median of 5.8K views per post. Only 21 posts went out over 30 days, less often than the category median. Recent entries include a note about losing foreign agent status and a short bit about Yaroslavl. The author writes briefly, often with irony, skipping long explanations or context. The format relies on short lines and observations that land instantly without extra setup.16,080 subs86A
плм@polmamkiMusic project plm keeps in touch with listeners before and after shows: city announcements, tickets, fan reactions, and news about cancelled or rescheduled concerts. Post previews mention a festival show cancelled because of the Bassline Booking organizers, a Moscow concert, and a Saint Petersburg show after five cancellations and four years apart from the city, plus announcements for Chelyabinsk and Yekaterinburg. As of 13 September: subscribers stand at 107.5K, well above the category median of 16.9K. Posts over 30 days came to 17, fewer than the category median of 22. ER sits at 59.8%, above the category median of 22.3%. The channel speaks directly to its audience without straying into other topics.106,674 subs86A
Гуфовский@ggufenStream-of-consciousness humor from someone who watches films, plays old-school strategy games, and streams on Twitch, then recaps it all for subscribers in a chaotic, absurdist voice. Recent posts cover a new Fincher film, a fly suspected of having gained consciousness, a debate about quartz vinyl flooring versus laminate, and jokes about Samsung's new Fold with its asymmetric design. As of 30 September: subscribers stand at 37.1K, and ER sits at 96.0%, well above the category median. Subscriber count beats the category median, while posting happens less often than among peers. The author announces livestreams billed as a beach KVN comedy show and teases Balabanov-style broadcasts, keeping the same unpolished, absurdist tone throughout.37,082 subs85A
ДЖЕРЕМИАНСТВО@jeremyanstvoPersonal takes on politics, everyday hassles and shifting moods, delivered with sharp sarcasm. The author calls out common misconceptions circulating online and in the news.3,267 subs85A
Майни@mayniytPersonal blog of a streamer mixing livestream clips, everyday notes and reaction posts. The author talks about fishing and survival streams with fellow video creators, shares a photo of a new second-monitor mount, and mentions being featured in an article on an outside website about the war. Some posts turn unsettling, including one about getting hit without knowing why. As of 15 September: subscribers stand at 68K, above the category median. Posts over 30 days total 33, fewer than the category median. ER sits at 63.7%, well above the category median of 16.8%. Over the observation window, subscribers grew by 257, and average views rose by 15.7K.68,088 subs85A
Министерство П@truthministryFor fans of absurd, good-natured humor built around animals and memes — quick captions and pictures meant to lift the mood without much explanation. As of 12 September: subscribers stand at 18 thousand, well above the category median. Engagement sits at 61.9%, far higher than the category median of 16.6%. Posting happens less often than among neighboring channels, with 46 posts against a median of 55 over 30 days. Recent posts included a fully relaxed greyhound described as looking like a dog someone forgot to inflate, along with short lines like 'and here's more — lovely' paired with images. The tone stays light and visual, built for a quick emotional reaction rather than long reads.18,522 subs85A
Неформальный Осведомитель@informal_informantSharp, ironic take on military and political news, poking fun at official rhetoric from defense ministries and state media. As of 13 September: subscribers stand at 6.1K, below the category median, while engagement runs at 79.5%, well above the category median. Over the past month the channel mocked yet another AI-generated propaganda video claiming a city's capture, discussed the return of a Russian general to the defense ministry, and covered talks in Kyiv aimed at ending years of grinding conflict. It also revived an old story about a shell inscribed with a soldier's parting message, recently rehashed by a state news agency, and joked about increasingly shoddy video backdrops used in official broadcasts. The tone throughout is sarcastic, packed with references to Soviet-era quotes and internet memes rather than sober analysis.6,136 subs85A
Регіоналіті@regionalityUkrainian news in short cards covering incidents, court cases, the army, odd stories and statements from public figures, often with ironic captions from the editors. As of 12 September: subscribers stand at 99 thousand, well above the category median, while the median post views reach 38 thousand with an ER of 38.2%, higher than the category median. Only 19 posts went out over 30 days, less frequent than most channels in the category. Recent material included a story about a woman near Lviv fined for stealing caviar, a bear that made a den in a 200-year-old maple tree in the Lviv region, a mass brawl after a children's football match in Lviv, and the language ombudsperson's demand for explanations from security services after a shooting between them. The channel also covers SpaceX orbital launches and remarks from public figures.99,369 subs85A
Юлия Навальная@yulia_navalnaya_channelPolitical voice on Russian opposition politics, the campaign against the ruling party, and personal reflections from Yulia Navalnaya. Written in first person, the channel answers reader letters, comments on international relations and Europe's stance toward Russia, and shares thoughts after State Duma elections. As of 30 September: subscribers stand at 45.9K, well above the category median. Only 17 posts went out over 30 days, fewer than most channels in the category, yet engagement runs far higher, with ER at 86.9% against a category median of 13.7%. Recent posts cover survey results from Smart Voting bot users on paper ballots, reflections on sanctions against wealthy allies of Putin, and disappointment over the election outcome. A recurring segment answers subscriber letters.46,110 subs85A
Stonetoss@stone_tossSatirical webcomics by Stonetoss tackle politics, technology and everyday absurdity through short panels with dark humor. New strips appear regularly, occasionally paired with quips about ongoing online debates.20,992 subs84A
closefans.store@closefansstoreAbout cat-themed merchandise: T-shirts, passport covers and other branded items sold through the creator's own store. As of 14 September: subscribers stand at 6.3K, below the category median. Engagement is notably strong at 136.5%, well above the category median of 11.2%, while posts over 30 days came to 21, less frequent than the category median. Over the past month, the channel announced a restock of its limited-edition "Cats" T-shirt collection, showcased matching passport covers from the same line, and asked followers which other artist collaborations they'd like to see next. The author also shared subscriber growth milestones on TikTok and invited readers to show off their purchases in the comments. The overall tone stays playful, with cats as the running design theme across products.6,590 subs84A
Гусь Василий под тополем@gus_vasiliPersonal takes on history, the military and current events sit side by side here: the staff structure of Imperial Russian infantry regiments, stories about the Romanian army in World War One, and sharp remarks about American AI giants ahead of their first major IPO. The author writes with irony and self-deprecation, reacts to other bloggers' videos, and doesn't shy away from blunt phrasing. As of 14 September: the channel has 38K subscribers, well above the category median of 22K. It posted 116 times in 30 days, more often than the category median of 78. Its ER stands at 43.6 percent, more than three times the category median of 12.0 percent. Over 18 days of observation, subscribers grew by 625, while average views dropped by 3.7K.38,101 subs84A
Кремлевский шептун 🚀@kremlin_sekretRussian domestic politics take center stage here: regional elections, gubernatorial campaigns, and Kremlin personnel shuffles. Coverage includes the leadership change in Nalchik after Taimuraz Akhokhov's death and the appointment of Azamatgeriy Ashkhotov, the redrawing of single-mandate districts ahead of the State Duma campaign in Voronezh region, the ongoing hot water crisis in Oryol, and the maternity hospital closure controversy in Vladimir region. It also covers VTsIOM and APEC forecasts for the parliamentary elections, an LDPR rally featuring Leonid Slutsky, and Vladimir Putin's remarks at the BRICS summit in New Delhi. As of 13 September: 384.7K subscribers, well above the category median of 22.3K. Over 30 days it published 89 posts, more than the category median of 72, with engagement at 32.7% against a category median of 12.8%.409,619 subs84A
Ксб Muzic@ksbmuzMusician Ksb shares track releases, concert reports and personal life updates like his upcoming wedding. The tone stays raw and emotional, straight from the studio and the stage.167,484 subs84A
Ларин@uskolzaet_slAbout philosophy as a personal pursuit, from musings on Brodsky's dedications to running courses on Kant and Plato and reflecting on postgraduate life at Moscow University. Recent posts include a podcast appearance with Vladimir Makovtsev discussing modernity and the human condition, enrollment for a new course called Plato Against the Ancient Greeks, and the launch of a course that drew more than fifty participants across two groups. As of 30 September: subscribers stand at 1.5K, below the category median. Only 13 posts went out over 30 days, less frequent than most education channels. Yet engagement is strong, with ER at 83.9%, well above the category median of 13.7%. The author also writes about psychologists attending philosophy classes and invites followers to a lecture planned in Yerevan.1,457 subs84A
О!настосис@onastasizPersonal life blog full of self-irony, relationship stories and everyday confessions, written in first person with a distinct comic voice — covering wedding preparations, a friend's anniversary party mishap, English lessons and book recommendations gone sideways. The author talks about her own mistakes, apologizes for careless advice and shares tragicomic observations about her life and her pet Zhora. As of 13 September: subscribers stand at 682.9K, far above the category median. Only 5 posts went out over 30 days, less frequent than most channels in the category. Still, engagement reaches 54.2% ER, well above the category median of 18.1%. Over the past month the author wrote about wedding preparations, looked back at summer, discussed the unexpected buzz around the book Manyunya, and apologized to followers for an old recommendation.683,895 subs84A
"Maddyson" развлекательный телеграм канал!@maddysontgPersonal blog of blogger and streamer Maddyson covering everyday life, streaming culture, and blunt, unfiltered observations. He shares personal stories, reactions to people and events, jokes about age limits in streaming, and talks about purchases like watches and cars. As of 13 September: subscribers stand at 203.7K, well above the category median. Posts over 30 days reached 96, more frequent than the category median. The engagement rate sits at 68.1%, well above the category median. Recent topics included a football livestream, a rundown of his watch collection, thoughts on buying a new car, and sharp remarks about Russian politics and the LDPR party. He also offered paid shoutouts and repost deals to other channel owners.204,160 subs83A
HEROES 3 MEME FUN CLUB@repou3Memes and jokes about Heroes of Might and Magic 3 and everything tied to it, made for people who grew up on the strategy game and instantly get references to units, factions and intro screens. As of 15 September: subscribers 6.4K, median post views 5.2K, ER 81.2%. Subscriber count sits below the category median, posting comes less often than in neighboring channels, yet engagement runs well above the category median. Over the past month the channel put out 32 posts riffing on the game's plot, characters and mechanics. Growth in followers is slow, but each post pulls in views that multiply the subscriber count many times over, which is unusual for a humor channel built around one niche game.6,405 subs83A
Бондаренко: Былое и Думы@kost1969Political commentary on Ukraine, Russia and Europe, focused on the rhetoric of power and media scandals. Recent topics include the blocking of Yulia Mendel's speech in the European Parliament, sanctions imposed against her, personnel changes inside the FSB, discussion of Ruslan Kravchenko's public role, and a European Parliament push to cut funding for Saxony-Anhalt after the win of Alternative for Germany. As of 16 September: the channel has 83.8K subscribers, well above the category median of 21.8K, while only 49 posts went out over 30 days, less frequent than the category median of 87. Engagement stands at 101.7%, far above the category median of 11.8%. Subscribers grew by 341 over the observation window, and average views rose by 4.2K. The tone is ironic, often drawing on the author's own experience in European politics.84,154 subs83A
ВОЛКОВ@volkov815Personal humor channel with videos about the author's everyday adventures and mishaps, including a flipped delivery van carrying valuable cargo and a mock search-engine query on how to stop rolling over. There's also school nostalgia with a concert clip from fifteen years ago and warm thanks to subscribers for their greetings. As of 13 September: subscribers stand at 290.5K, well above the category median. Engagement sits at 40.2%, noticeably higher than the category median of 17.1%. Only 36 posts went out over 30 days, fewer than most channels in the category. Judging by recent videos, the author shares raw, unpolished stories from his own life with a loyal following.294,134 subs83A
Ватфор | Автострадный think tank@vatforCovering military conflicts, diplomacy and international politics with an ironic eye on official statements from all sides — for those tired of the stiff language of standard news coverage. The authors dissect Kremlin statements and Western press coverage, compare the rhetoric of Trump and Putin on Ukraine settlement talks, and write about the Houthis and space law treaties. As of 13 September: the channel has 31.7K subscribers, above the category median. Yet posts over 30 days number only 27, less frequent than others in the category. Its ER stands at 63.2%, well above the category median of 12.0%. Recent topics include commentary for a Russian outlet on Germany's long-range weapons arsenal and a breakdown of why Trump's efforts to broker a deal between Putin and Zelensky keep failing.31,716 subs83A
Камчатка-Чукотка на каяке@kayaking_expeditionSea kayaking expedition along the coasts of Kamchatka and Chukotka, for anyone following self-supported journeys through harsh conditions. The author chronicles a solo kayak crossing from Kamchatka to Chukotka, covering the launch into the Bering Strait, the finish near Cape Dezhnev and the Dezhnev obelisk, and the gear evacuation by helicopter from Lavrentiya to Provideniya. Posts include an emotional video from sunrise at Cape Dezhnev, updates on teammates Ilya and Rustem continuing the route solo, and dispatches from the villages of Uelen and Lavrentiya. As of 16 September: the channel has 2.9K subscribers, below the median for the Travel category. Even so, its engagement rate stands at 60.3%, well above the category median of 8.8%, while its post count over 30 days (41) sits right at the category median.2,963 subs83A
Никита Кривцов | Krivaldo88@krivaldo88Personal account of a footballer's life told in first person: injury, recovery and the road back to the pitch. The author received an award for best midfielder of the championship by Goal Index and shared the news with subscribers, ran a question-and-answer format straight from the hospital ward where he is recovering, and promised to return to the field as soon as possible. As of 13 September: subscribers stand at 6.2K, below the category median. Meanwhile engagement rate holds at 107.8 percent, several times above the category median. Posts over 30 days number 25, matching the category median. The tone throughout is personal and close, with the author thanking followers for support and staying in touch with them during his recovery from injury.6,462 subs83A
Плохая футболистка@iraplohoFootball through a fan's eyes: emotional takes on transfers, debuts, and farewells, like the recent Batrakov move between Lokomotiv and Galatasaray. Short posts with no tactics or stats, just raw reactions as events unfold.13,991 subs83A
Скурлатов live@skurlatovlivePolitical commentary on Russian power structures, regions and the war in Ukraine for those following elite infighting behind the scenes. As of 15 September: 1M subscribers, well above the category median of 21.9K, with engagement at 32.1% versus a 12.2% category median. Output over the past month reached 33 posts, fewer than the category's typical pace. In September the author ran a multi-part investigation into the network built around former Kaliningrad mayor Alexander Yaroshuk and how municipal land deals worked under him, covered the State Duma election campaign and the RES-3 movement's stance on it, and cited a Telemetr-based ranking of the most-quoted political channels. Other posts addressed mobilization and the ideology of preserving Russian statehood. Coverage of Ukraine includes material from a tribunal on alleged war crimes.1,050,489 subs83A
Ян Таксюр@taksyurPersonal essays, poems and parables about the war in Ukraine, Orthodox faith and Russian culture. The author reflects on spiritual life and writes about stage productions devoted to Saint Luke of Crimea.3,482 subs83A
каррамбеби@karrambambyPersonal blog about cosplay, YouTube filming and everyday life, for those following the author's looks and videos. As of 14 September: subscribers stand at 173.2K, well above the category median. Engagement rate sits at 54.9%, higher than the category median, while posts over 30 days number 25, less frequent than the typical channel in the beauty and fashion category. Recent posts show the author asking followers which characters to cosplay next, thanking them for staying subscribed, and mentioning she is editing two new YouTube videos due out in September. She also shared a moment from before a concert and talked about taking a break from cosplay after feeling exhausted by the work. The overall tone is casual and emotional, full of reactions and memes rather than polished announcements.176,254 subs83A
CD PROJEKT RED@cdpr_officialOfficial channel of CD Projekt Red covering development of The Witcher and Cyberpunk 2077, their expansions and related projects. As of 13 September: 31.3K subscribers, below the category median, while engagement stands at 69.6% versus a category median of 17.3%. Recent posts covered a shortened demo of the Ballad of the Forgotten expansion shown at gamescom 2026, explained a monster name change in the Russian localization of Gwent, shared details about the Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2 anime and its characters Jessie and Sal Bigelow. Posts also included livestreams from gamescom and conversations with developers from Fool's Theory. The tone is informal, speaking directly to fans of the studio's game worlds rather than through corporate announcements.31,799 subs82A
Case-Battle 💣@casebattle_officialCS2 tournaments and Twitch broadcasts for people following competitive AIM play and 2x2 or 1x1 duels. As of 30 September: subscribers stand at 269K, well above the category median, while ER sits at 49.2%, far above the category median. Posts over 30 days numbered 13, less frequent than the category median. Over the past month the channel announced the 203rd AIM tournament in 2x2 format and the 202nd tournament in 1x1 format, ran broadcasts of 1x1 AWP duels, and wrapped up the Skinomania giveaway with 135 prizes distributed among viewers. It also posted about moving to a new domain after the previous one was blocked in Russia. Content centers on tournament brackets, Twitch streams, and updates about site access.269,557 subs82A
Kapustin notes@kapustin_notesPersonal takes on artificial intelligence, corporate news, and attention culture, mixed with sarcastic remarks about media and twitter. The author writes about Anthropic's financial model, breaks down the idea of treating AI as "average intelligence" rather than "artificial intelligence," and shares a story about OpenAI allegedly trying to take credit for a millennium problem solution from mathematicians. Other posts touch on taste and aesthetics in the age of neural networks, references to Dovlatov and architecture, and notes about a side project by NYU and Anthropic researchers working on fluid dynamics. As of 17 September: subscribers stand at 1.5K, below the category median of 13.9K, with 26 posts over 30 days matching the category median exactly. Engagement rate sits at 62.8%, well above the category median of 22.9%, pointing to a highly engaged, if smaller, audience.1,505 subs82A
artjockey@artjockeyMilitary briefings and analysis of the war in Ukraine for readers following the front line and the diplomatic maneuvering around the conflict. As of 13 September: the channel has 82.3K subscribers, well above the median for the world news category, while engagement stands at 85.2 percent, far higher than the category median of 12.0 percent. It posts less often than the typical channel in this category, but each post digs into a specific episode: the Ukrainian advance near Lyman as tracked by Clement Molin, the extent of control over Sviatohirsk shown in Biletsky's video, the NABU and SAP case against Ukraine's Prosecutor General's Office under operation Carthage, and the outcome of the Witkoff and Kushner visit to Moscow. Over the observation window the audience grew by 707 subscribers and average views rose by 10.5K.82,980 subs82A
Субкультура «Шура»@shuraboga34Youth subcultures and street style take centre stage here, tracking how looks and symbols of informal communities shift over time. The author writes about permed curls becoming the mass haircut of the dark twenties, recalls neformal courtyards with face control and a performance by the band Konteyner, and covers the film "Vremena Lyubvi," based on the murder of Tanya Strakhova, starring Aleksey Lukin and Vasilina Yuskovets. As of 13 September: the channel has 10.2K subscribers, below the category median, and published 5 posts over 30 days, less often than others in the category. Still, its ER stands at 90.8%, well above the category median. The tone stays personal, mixing memories with observations of youth culture.10,288 subs82A
мелана:) неизданное@vasiileevaaSharp, profanity-laced takes on politics, pop culture and the absurdity of everyday news define this one. The author comments on public figures, musicians and media personalities, mixing it with personal observations and surreal one-liners. As of 16 September: subscribers 20.3K, ER 120.6% — well above the humor category median, though posts come out less often than most channels in the section. Over the past month, topics included a Kanye West concert moved from Gazprom Arena to a club, a story tying a CIA director's Moscow visit to concert drama, and a podcast appearance where the admin discussed US presidents and Russian stairwells. The tone runs on dense irony and instantly recognizable characters pulled from the news cycle and internet culture.”}}20,227 subs82A
1032@group_1032Frontline memory and military culture sit alongside music and merchandise here, tied to a trench-rap collective called 1032 and its audience. Recent posts include track announcements, a memorial fitness event honoring fallen fighters including an assault trooper known as Serfer, plus sales of branded flags and an energy drink named after the group. As of 16 September: subscribers stand at 5K, with 19 posts over 30 days, well below the category median pace. Engagement, though, runs at 69.8%, far above the category median of 11.8%. The audience is smaller than a typical channel in this category, yet reacts to posts more actively than most peers. The tone is blunt, occasionally profane, reflecting the trench subculture it comes from.5,136 subs81A
BUDA +@budaogMusic channel of artist OG Buda featuring new tracks and videos. As of 14 September: 358.9K subscribers, well above the category median of 14.8K, with engagement outperforming the category too — 43.3% ER versus 21.7% among peers. Posting activity was lower than typical for the category, with 8 posts in 30 days against a median of 21. Over the past month the channel shared a release by OG Buda and Jekie Dugn called Джеки Будек with links to listen and watch, a MALO 2.0 LIVE video filmed at a summer gathering with close friends, and a track titled О.М.П. There were also posts thanking the audience after a Moscow show. The channel suits listeners following the artist's new releases and live performances.359,295 subs81A
Ivan Oseledets’ Channel@ivan_oseledetsWritten by researcher and AIRI scientific lead Ivan Oseledets, covering lab work, new models and life inside the artificial intelligence research community. As of 15 September: subscribers 5.3K, median post views 2.5K, ER 47.2%, with 5 posts published over 30 days. Subscriber count sits below the category median and posting is less frequent than most peers, yet engagement runs well above the category median. Recent topics include a solution related to the Navier-Stokes problem, an update to the CADENA model for stepwise CAD reverse engineering, the release of compact Optimal Cognitive Core OCC-RAG models at 0.6B and 1.7B parameters, and two new laboratories opened with ITMO in Saint Petersburg alongside an AIRI, Sber and UrFU agreement on an industrial AI lab.5,373 subs81A
Nadin_ellize@nadin_elizePersonal reflections on everyday life: concerts, family trips, recipes and thoughts on growing up. The author shares impressions from events along with notes on wellbeing and food.40,018 subs81A
Shaposhnikov News@rostyslavsFocused on Ukrainian politics, the war and media, told from a sharp personal angle that spares neither officials nor grant-funded journalists. The author digs into infighting among anti-corruption bodies, argues with grant journalists, and mocks official statements with heavy sarcasm. As of 16 September: subscribers stand at 19.7K, and ER sits at 56.9 percent, well above the category median, even though the 57 posts published in 30 days came out less often than the category norm. Recent posts covered the clash between prosecutor general Kravchenko and NABU director Kryvonos, the hijacking of the Prosecutor General's Office account, and Tucker Carlson's interview with former press secretary Yulia Mendel. Subscriber numbers dipped slightly over the observation window while average views climbed.19,637 subs81A
Turkmen.news Новости Туркменистана@anthabarAbout Turkmenistan: covers domestic politics, official corruption, migration restrictions and everyday life inside the closed country. Recent posts described public sector workers pressed into cotton harvesting with underpaid farmers, police provoking violations to extort bribes from people queuing for visas, a former mufti named imam of the Arkadag mosque after being dismissed in June, and a Turkmen migrant unable to see his one-year-old son because of an exit ban. As of 17 September: subscribers 14.1K, 35 posts over 30 days, median views 9K, ER 63.4%. Subscriber count sits below the category median, posting is less frequent than the median, while engagement runs many times higher than the category median. The channel keeps its audience despite covering a country where information is tightly controlled and censored.14,149 subs81A
Александр Штефанов@alexandrshtefanovNews and personal commentary on Russian and Belarusian politics, protest activity, and the media agenda, covering elections, attacks on activists, frontline rumors, and investigations into repression. As of 30 September: subscribers stand at 199.7K, well above the category median. Engagement holds at 52.7%, far exceeding the category median of 11.5%. Posts over 30 days reached 82, in line with the category median. Recent topics include a rumor about the loss of Dmitry Donskoy's relics at the front, an attack on activist Varvara Kosheleva in Moscow, a breakdown of election results showing zero votes for opposition parties in some precincts, and a documentary series about Ilya Yashin. The author relocated to another city after the elections while continuing to run the channel from there.199,745 subs81A
АндрБолльница@andrbollzSharp takes on money, news, and everyday absurdity, delivered with irony rather than sugarcoating. The author doesn't hold back: one post tears apart a museum that turns out to be a flea market selling stolen goods, another calls out living in a crypto colony while everyone laughs at it openly. As of 13 September: 16.9K subscribers, a median post view count of 12.8K, and an ER of 75.9%. Subscriber count sits well above the category median, and engagement runs far higher too, suggesting readers actually stick around and react to what they read. Post output trails the category median, so each one seems to land harder rather than get lost in volume. Recent entries include a Saturday-themed piece and something the author labeled almost a chronicle of current events.16,960 subs81A
Кухня Роджерса@rogers_kitchenWorld and Ukrainian politics delivered with sharp, sarcastic commentary and an openly anti-Ukrainian stance. Topics include drone strikes, debates over a philosophical master plan for Russia's future, the US troop withdrawal from Iraq, and China's position on the UN Charter's enemy-state clauses. Notes on Russia's gaming audience demographics and US strategic oil reserves falling to their lowest since 1982 sit alongside biting remarks aimed at Ukrainian officials and opponents. As of 30 September: subscribers stand at 50.6K, above the category median. Over 30 days the channel published 100 posts, more often than the category median, while ER holds at 48.3%, well above the category median of 13.7%. Across 26 days of observation subscribers grew by 31, while average views dropped by 579.50,637 subs81A
Монокуляр@daydaynewsPolitics and international affairs with a distinct authorial take on the war in Ukraine, NATO's role, the banking sector, and the Putin talks with Trump's envoys. The author writes about geopolitics bluntly, mixing serious topics with observations on generational gaps, Friday traditions, and jokes about European bureaucracy. Recent posts covered a Foreign Affairs piece on Russia's military experience, a hypothetical scenario about quasi-currencies during a global collapse floated by Douglas Rushkoff's team, and the Nuclear Targeting Project mapping strike targets across Russia and China. As of 16 September: subscribers stand at 4.5K, below the category median. ER runs at 124.3%, well above the category median of 11.8%. Meanwhile only 18 posts went out over 30 days, rarer than the category median of 87.4,582 subs81A
Настя Кадетова@kadetovaaaAbout Russian politics and elections through the eyes of an author following the opposition agenda and moods inside the country. The channel breaks down campaign materials from candidates, comments on party lists for the State Duma elections, and discusses recommendations from Yulia Navalnaya and FBK on tactical voting in single-member districts. Recent topics include campaign material from Communist Party candidate Bair Tsyrenov in Buryatia and questions about the anti-war stance of the New People party. The author also co-hosts livestreams with Ilya Gantvarg. As of 12 September: the channel has 11 thousand subscribers, median post views stand at 6,400, and engagement runs many times above the category median. Posts come out less frequently than at most channels in the same category.11,166 subs81A
СПЕЦПАДРАЗДЗЯЛЕННЕ | 1514@squad1514Belarusian special unit fighting alongside Ukrainian forces against the Russian army shares combat updates, footage from drone operators under Ukraine's military intelligence, and reflections on Belarusian independence. Also covers veterans' daily life and joint training with Ukrainian comrades.4,383 subs81A
✙Медвежатко✙|🍉@medvezhatko1488Military chronicle and humor about the current frontline situation: updates on offensive operations, everyday observations from life in Kharkiv, and memes about soldiers and volunteers. As of 30 September: subscribers stand at 11.7K, above the category median, while engagement sits at 52.6%, higher than the category median; posting volume over 30 days was 24, which is rarer than the category median. Over the past month the channel carried updates from Biletsky on the liberation of Nove, Ridkodub and Katerynivka, coverage of the Vivaldi offensive operation and control over Drobysheve, plus an appeal to help find long-term housing and basement space in Kharkiv for soldiers. The tone shifts between frontline reports and everyday jokes about Kharkiv and army life.11,664 subs81A
AI Programming@freecodecsCovers artificial intelligence and software development: rundowns of new models and coding tools, quick tips like Docker shortcuts, and news on tech releases and data breaches. Useful for anyone who wants a fast overview of what is happening in AI and dev tooling without deep technical detail.12,140 subs80A
ARTEMGRAPH / АРТЕМГРАФ@artemgraphereStreams and vlog-style life of a creator who blows up cars, runs IRL broadcasts and shares everyday challenges. As of 13 September: subscribers stand at 4.7K, below the category median, and posts come out less often than in most channels in this category. Engagement, though, runs well above the category median, with views pulling in noticeably more than the subscriber count alone would suggest. Over the past month the channel announced blowing up a Priora with a project budget of roughly 350-400 thousand rubles, ran a stream about spending 300,000 rubles, and posted a challenge to buy a thousand burgers. There was also an IRL broadcast filmed from a hotel room booked specifically for the occasion. Stream links point to external streaming platforms.4,807 subs80A
CMH@ilovesex666Personal notes and reactions from the author on music, streaming platforms and conflicts with them, mixed with blunt swearing and memes. As of 12 September: subscribers stand at 290K, well above the category median, while posts over 30 days came to 32 — less frequent than the category norm. ER sits at 37.7%, clearly above the category median. Over the past month the author urged people to listen to Vlad Lifar's release "GIRLS", produced with CMH and mixed by spbwaves, mentioned an upcoming tour, complained about a video featuring Ilya being taken down over a browser game scene mistaken for gambling promotion, and vented about tracks getting flagged for profanity. The tone throughout is raw, emotional, at times political, with no filter on language.285,588 subs80A
KATE$KA LET$KAYA@zhestkiytripkatiPersonal diary of Kate Letetskaya covering her trips, photo shoots and everyday moods. Recent posts include a group gathering called «Махрютки», a shoot for Sushi unlimited, a photo captioned «Photo by me for Kate», and a short video linked from YouTube alongside quick mood snapshots. As of 30 September: subscribers stand at 12.9K, below the median for the travel category. Over 30 days the channel put out 59 posts, more often than most neighbours in the category, while engagement sits far above the category median — 68.1% against 10.1%. Median views per post are 8.8K. Across 27 days of observation, subscribers grew by 214 and average views rose by 2.4K. The channel has not been claimed by its owner on the platform.”12,936 subs80A
Redroom Text@redroomtextExplores history through personal essays — the Crusades and why the Arab world largely shrugged them off, painter Konstantin Vasilyev and his fascination with Wagner's music and Nietzsche's writings, and the Kushite kingdom of black pharaohs in Meroe. Posts also cover banned Soviet-era films left on the shelf and occasional notes on music. As of 13 September: subscribers stand at 75.8K, well above the category median of 10.3K. Engagement holds at 31.1%, above the category median of 15.0%. Over 30 days, 21 posts went out, fewer than the category median of 31. The author has run the channel for twelve years and turned it into a full-time job, which shows in the personal, often ironic tone of the writing.75,894 subs80A
Sample Channel Name #32@samplename32About the war in Ukraine and frontline military operations, for those following the fighting closely. The author covers actions of the Third Army Corps, mentions the liberation of Nove, Ridkodub and Katerynivka, the restoration of control over Karpivka and Novomykhailivka, and writes about offensive actions by the 66th separate mechanized brigade. Among the posts are appeals to support a fundraiser and a search for a candidate to serve as a combat engineer for one of the units. As of 30 September: subscribers stand at 12.8K, below the category median, with 75 posts published in 30 days, less frequent than the category median. At the same time, the engagement rate sits at 45.5 percent, well above the category median of 13.7 percent, while the median post reach is 5.8K views.12,837 subs80A
ГРЕЗЕ, ЗАТКНИСЬ@shutupgreseSonya Greze shares wry personal essays about birthdays, breakups, a friend's death and GTA RP mishaps. The tone stays blunt and unpolished, closer to a diary than to a performance.4,471 subs80A
Демография упала@populationdemographyDemographics and crime statistics in Russia drawn from official government data. Breaks down judicial statistics: shares of women among those convicted under various articles of the Russian Criminal Code, age distribution of murderers, and trends in male and female crime rates since 2005. Has published charts on mothers convicted of killing newborns, abortion figures by region, data on happiness among women and men depending on whether they have children, plus a debunking of news about Uzbek labor migrants and results from a UN survey on why young people seek relationships. As of 18 September: subscribers stand at 11.3K, above the category median. Only 8 posts went out over 30 days, rarer than peers in the category. ER sits at 83.5%, well above the category median.11,270 subs80A
ЕГОР ШКРЕД@egorikvtgPersonal blog about everyday life, streams and random moments caught between other things. The author shares short observations, reactions to what is happening and links to ongoing broadcasts. As of 13 September: 705.9K subscribers, median post views at 403K, ER at 57.1%. The audience is notably larger than a typical channel in the category, and engagement runs far above the category median. Over the past month the channel featured stream clips, a paid house storyline, and complaints about health mixed in with jokes and reactions. Posts came out less often than the category median, yet each one drew a strong response. The tone stays casual and unstructured, without fixed topics or recurring segments.697,695 subs80A
Мюсли ватоадмина@degromusleyPolitical and war satire laced with profanity, covering front-line developments, infrastructure strikes, and how different sides react to events. The tone stays blunt and sarcastic, with no regard for political correctness.4,800 subs80A
Оленевка • это по любви 🩷@eto_polubviiOlenevka on Tarkhankut: sea, beaches and village life through the eyes of someone who lives there. Personal stories range from a fire at the local Park Hotel to an underwater house near the cape and the colors of Crimean skies. Written warmly about a place the author loves.4,179 subs80A
ПТСР Діда@ded_shinibiSharp, sarcastic takes on everyday life in Ukraine from an author writing under the nickname Did Shinibi, mixing dark humor with commentary on shortages and public habits. Recent posts joked about a coca-cola shortage, urged readers to stock up on buckwheat and canned goods for winter, and promoted the author's own crouton snack brand with a map of ATB stores carrying it. As of 30 September: subscribers stand at 50K, above the category median. ER sits at 57.0%, well above the category median of 13.7%. Posts over 30 days numbered 22, less frequent than the category median. Median views per post reached 28.5K.49,958 subs80A
Пестики-тычинки!🌸@gevockagrishaPersonal notes about motherhood and everyday small moments that every new mother recognizes. The author writes about sleepless nights with a baby, dentist visits, and domestic mishaps mixed with reactions to news and TV shows. As of 18 September: the channel has 12.3K subscribers, below the category median, while engagement stands at 95.0%, notably higher than the category median of 16.9%. Over the past month, topics included the daughter Misha turning almost two months old, her cooing and smiling, a broken tooth discovered while eating, apple pie recipes requested from subscribers, and the release of new Titans episodes. There is also a post about Nastya Ivleeva becoming the face of the 1811 Eighteen One One brand collection. The tone is lively, ironic, and diary-like.12,920 subs80A
Пряников о пряниках@ppryanikovAbout food and groceries through the eyes of someone who cooks, harvests his own garden, and tracks market prices closely. The author examines the ingredients of goose stew padded with chicken and bones, shares notes on picking gooseberries and blackberries from his own bushes, cooks a baked forshmak from an 1878 Molokhovets recipe, and braises rabbit with vegetables. Prices get plenty of attention too: capelin at 700 rubles, rabbit nearing a thousand per kilogram, porcini mushrooms at 2000 rubles. As of 13 September: subscribers stand at 7.7K, below the category median, while ER runs at 55.4%, well above the category median of 8.1%. Over 30 days the channel put out 14 posts, in line with the category median. The tone stays calm and observational, without neat conclusions, reading more like a diary of market and garden watching.7,698 subs80A
Саша Конь@sashakonSharp-tongued takes on news, politics and everyday absurdity, delivered with profanity and zero attempt at politeness. The author reacts to current events with sarcastic one-liners and memes, mixing international politics with mundane observations. As of 17 September: the channel has 131.7K subscribers, well above the category median of 9.6K, and its ER sits at 56.1%, higher than the category median of 16.5%. Over the past month, topics included musings on the varying degrees of shamefulness in theft, an elevator ad swapped from a massage parlor flyer to election campaigning, jabs at Boris Johnson and a strike on a train carrying European officials, and mockery of arguments over national cuisine. The tone stays deliberately provocative, spanning geopolitics and everyday trivia alike.131,823 subs80A
Что там у немцев?@dwrussianCovers everyday life in Germany for readers who want more than headline news from major outlets. Stories mix research, statistics, and offbeat happenings: from digitalization in German churches to the shrinking share of homeowners. As of 15 September: subscribers stand at 50.7K, well above the category median. ER sits at 33.8 percent, higher than similar channels typically see. Posts over 30 days number 42, less frequent than the category median. Recent coverage includes a German author and publisher suing OpenAI over copyright, the number of homeless people in Berlin rising nearly tenfold since 2012, and Berlin's first skyscraper nearing completion in Neukölln with a free observation deck. It also covers stranger stories, like poisoned old trees and a folding-bike race up a mountain in the Palatinate Forest.50,737 subs80A
из сердца тьмы@byakavasyakaAbout books and editorial work from inside the literary process, for those curious about contemporary prose and how publishing actually works behind the scenes. The author edits books, writes short stories and reviews, and takes part in presentations and workshops. As of 13 September: 6K subscribers, below the category median, while ER stands at 73.0%, well above the category median of 14.2%. Over the past month, posts covered Tanya Stolyar's book "Ya Yest Zhir" ("I Am Fat"), the reissue of Anya Fyodorova's novellas "35 Iyulya" and "No Eto Ne Tochno" for the New Literary Observer publishing house, and a story about interviewing Daria Dontsova published in the newspaper "BILLI". There was also a post about a workshop held in Saint Petersburg, where participants analyzed a short story by Lydia Davis and the structure of a South Park episode.6,063 subs80A
птср@ptsd_againMilitary humor about service life, commanders and frontline routine, told through memes, short sketches and recurring phrases like the sound of an FPV drone or a veteran's harshest story. As of 17 September: subscribers stand at 20.8K, above the category median. Posts over 30 days reached 89, in line with the category median. Engagement rate sits at 50.6%, well above the category median. Recent posts joked about rotating out of the front line, a commander's promise of backup that never came, and finally going on leave after two years of service. The tone is sharp and often cynical, unvarnished about army reality.21,040 subs80A
🔥enze🔥@enze_netPersonal reflections and a diary that moves from philosophy to observations about everyday life: memory, letting go, and shifting the lens on oneself and the world. Recent entries include musings from myth to logos and on the subjectivity of the observer, notes on acorns falling outside a bedroom window, and thoughts on a date that became a personal marker for moving past loss. As of 30 September: subscribers stand at 1.8K, and engagement is 91.6%, well above the category median, while 61 posts went out over 30 days, more often than most peers in the category. Subscriber count, though, sits below the category median. The tone is intimate and unpretentious, closer to someone thinking aloud and sharing that process with readers than to an expert offering advice.1,756 subs80A