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Data source: AI analysis of YouTube video titles
Additional Info: I asked a large language model, 'On a scale of 1-10, how _______ do you think this YouTube video title is?' for every video.

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How cool Mark Rober YouTube video titles are correlates with...

VariableCorrelationYearsHas img?
Air quality in New Orleans, Louisianar=0.9113yrsNo
Points scored by the Kansas City Chiefsr=0.8713yrsNo



How cool Mark Rober YouTube video titles are also correlates with...

VariableCorrelationYearsSys. Score
Biomass power generated in Malawir=0.9611yrs402
Petroluem consumption in Cote d'Ivoirer=0.9611yrs400
Liquefied petroleum gas used in Tajikistanr=0.9511yrs368
Customer satisfaction with Delta Airlinesr=0.9311yrs358
Popularity of the first name Liamr=0.9512yrs349
The number of physical therapists in Colorador=0.9412yrs349
The number of occupational therapists in North Carolinar=0.9412yrs349
The number of respiratory therapists in North Carolinar=0.9412yrs349
Number of Lawyers in the United Statesr=0.9112yrs342
Patents granted to Appler=0.9312yrs338
Customer satisfaction with AT&Tr=0.9111yrs335
GMO use in cotton in Mississippir=0.9412yrs332
The number of compliance officers in Pennsylvaniar=0.9412yrs319
Associates degrees awarded in Liberal artsr=0.9311yrs318
Ticket sales for Los Angeles Dodgers gamesr=0.949yrs318
Associates degrees awarded in Multi/interdisciplinary studiesr=0.9111yrs315
Percentage of Americans with social media profilesr=0.911yrs314
Popularity of the first name Miriamr=0.9212yrs314
Popularity of the first name Jensenr=0.9212yrs314
US average dairy skim-solid content of yogurt, nonfrozenr=0.9211yrs312
US average dairy skim-solid content of yogurt, nonfrozenr=0.9211yrs312
Biomass power generated in Eswatinir=0.9411yrs310
Muenster cheese consumptionr=0.9111yrs301
Verizon Communications' stock price (VZ)r=0.8713yrs300
Solar power generated in Greecer=0.9311yrs298
Air quality in New Orleans, Louisianar=0.9113yrs298
Air quality in Washington Court House, Ohior=0.9112yrs298
Associates degrees awarded in Parks & Recreationr=0.911yrs294
Biomass power generated in Indonesiar=0.9311yrs288
Patents granted in the USr=0.910yrs288
Patents granted in the USr=0.910yrs286
Popularity of the first name Emmettr=0.9212yrs284
The distance between Saturn and Mercuryr=0.8813yrs282
Number of Walmart stores worldwider=0.8612yrs280
Patents granted to LG Electronicsr=0.8812yrs280
The number of secretaries in Georgiar=0.9312yrs279
U.S. direct investment abroadr=0.8711yrs279
Revenue of US Broadcasting Industryr=0.8811yrs279
Solar power generated in Malir=0.9311yrs278
Gender pay gap in the U.S.r=0.8511yrs278
US Annual Tax Revenuer=0.8711yrs278
Patents granted to Mitsubishir=0.8712yrs278
Number of Registered Vehicles in the USr=0.8511yrs274
Popularity of the first name Charlotter=0.9112yrs273
Food spending in Ohior=0.9210yrs272
Food spending in Oregonr=0.9210yrs272
Food spending in Washingtonr=0.9210yrs272
Electricity generation in Saint Kitts and Nevisr=0.9311yrs268
The number of customer service representatives in Floridar=0.9312yrs268
Air quality in Huntington, West Virginiar=0.913yrs267
Popularity of the first name Orionr=0.9112yrs263
The number of veterinary technologists and technicians in Georgiar=0.9312yrs258
Fossil fuel use in Algeriar=0.9211yrs256
Popularity of the first name Aldenr=0.9112yrs253
US production of cheese (other than cottage cheese)r=0.8711yrs248
Biomass power generated in Irelandr=0.9211yrs246
The number of opticians in Idahor=0.9212yrs246
Popularity of the first name Henryr=0.912yrs242
Food spending in Arizonar=0.9110yrs241
US milk fat used to produce cheese (excluding cottage cheese)r=0.8711yrs238
Electricity generation in Lebanonr=0.9211yrs236
The number of bakers in Kansasr=0.9212yrs236
Popularity of the first name Conradr=0.912yrs232
Food spending in Alabamar=0.910yrs230
Air quality in Baton Rouger=0.913yrs230
Electricity generation in Tunisiar=0.9211yrs226
The number of pharmacy technicians in Massachusettsr=0.9212yrs226
US milk fat used to produce dry milk productsr=0.8611yrs226
Popularity of the first name Silasr=0.912yrs222
Food spending in Colorador=0.910yrs220
Jet fuel used in Bhutanr=0.9411yrs216
The number of budget analysts in Mississippir=0.9212yrs216
US dairy skim solids used to produce cheese (other than cottage cheese)r=0.8711yrs216
Popularity of the first name Louisar=0.912yrs212
Food spending in Floridar=0.910yrs210
Gasoline pumped in Chinar=0.9411yrs206
The number of dental assistants in North Dakotar=0.9212yrs206
US dairy skim solids used to produce dry milk productsr=0.8511yrs203
Food spending in Kentuckyr=0.910yrs200
Gasoline pumped in Macaur=0.9411yrs196
The number of truck drivers in Michiganr=0.9212yrs196
Food spending in Texasr=0.910yrs190
The number of secretaries in Minnesotar=0.9112yrs186
Solar power generated in Bulgariar=0.9111yrs185
Food spending in West Virginiar=0.910yrs180
The number of adhesive bonding machine operators in Oregonr=0.9212yrs176
Biomass power generated in Burmar=0.9111yrs175
Popularity of the first name Louisr=0.912yrs172
Electricity generation in Cabo Verder=0.9111yrs165
The number of insurance sales agents in Californiar=0.9112yrs164
Popularity of the first name Everettr=0.8912yrs160
Electricity generation in Colombiar=0.9111yrs155
The number of postal service clerks in Minnesotar=0.9112yrs154
Popularity of the first name Remingtonr=0.8912yrs150
Electricity generation in Guatemalar=0.9111yrs145
The number of salespeople in North Carolinar=0.9112yrs144
Popularity of the first name Ariar=0.8912yrs140
The number of office clerks in Wyomingr=0.9112yrs134
The number of logisticians in Iowar=0.9112yrs124


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You caught me! While it would be intuitive to sort only by "correlation," I have a big, weird database. If I sort only by correlation, often all the top results are from some one or two very large datasets (like the weather or labor statistics), and it overwhelms the page.

I can't show you *all* the correlations, because my database would get too large and this page would take a very long time to load. Instead I opt to show you a subset, and I sort them by a magic system score. It starts with the correlation, but penalizes variables that repeat from the same dataset. (It also gives a bonus to variables I happen to find interesting.)
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