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Its videos run from 8 to 61 on a 0–100 scale, with a median of 35. That is a spread of 53 points — wide enough that a single level label would be false for the channel's own hardest videos. 38 of its 100 scored videos pass 40. 63% carry human-written subtitles rather than auto-generated ones.
100
videos scored
35
median difficulty
8–61
full range
37 h
of material
B1-B2
typical band
Where its videos actually sit
1
8
19
34
24
13
1
0
0
0
0–1010–2020–3030–4040–5050–6060–7070–8080–9090–100
Each bar counts this channel’s videos in one ten-point slice of the scale. A median alone hides that shape, which is why the ranking shows a range rather than a single level. Bars from 40 up are dimmed because the advanced shelf begins at 43 — that is the part of the channel that stops being an easy watch.
Its hardest videos — where the channel stops being easy
C1-level Grammar and Vocabulary in 1 Hour! (Advanced Level English)
score 61B2-C2~9,000 words1h 2mfast
Fast & Clear Advanced English Practice | Improve Your Listening & Speaking with this English Podcast
score 58B2-C2~9,000 words19 minfast
5 things to practise every day to improve your English communication skills
score 57B1-C1~5,000 words12 minfastauto subs
Listening Test: English at Every Level - A1, A2, B1, B2, C1, C2
score 54B1-B2~4,000 words27 minfastauto subs
How to introduce yourself in a natural, advanced way. (C1+ English)
score 53B1-B2~4,000 words9 minfast
600 English Words for Everyday Life | English Vocabulary Masterclass
score 52B2-C1~7,000 words3h 9mmediumauto subs
TRAIN YOUR BRAIN to Think and Speak in English - 4 Methods
score 52B1-B2~4,000 words11 minmedium
If you can understand these 15 audio clips, your English is AMAZING!
score 51B1-C1~6,000 words24 minmedium
Subconscious fluency in English (by Learning at Home)
score 51B1-C1~6,000 words14 minmedium
16 British Slang Insults (WITHOUT swearing!)
score 50B2-C2~5,000 words11 minmediumauto subs
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