At 0.91, 1iota — a brand classified under "Other" — is the single strongest pull in Baskin-Robbins' top 10, sitting well above every other neighbor. That gap defines the two-peak shape: one concentrated spike at the top, then a second cluster of meaningfully similar but clearly lower scores.

The second peak is anchored by Bakeries, Desserts & Confectioneries (0.88) and Carvel (0.86) — the only two neighbors sharing Baskin-Robbins' own subcategory in the top 10. Between those same-kind neighbors and the 1iota outlier sits a notably cross-kind band: Bank of America (0.88) and Chase (0.84), both Banks, appear at scores nearly as high as the dessert-category peers. Rounding out the top 10 are KITH (0.86, Fashion), Hypebeast (0.85, Magazines), Eyewitness News (0.85, TV Shows), Chase (social) (0.83, Finance), and BJ's Wholesale Club (0.83, Big Box Retailers). That mix — financial institutions, a streetwear magazine, a local news broadcast, and a wholesale club — shares no obvious thematic thread with a dessert chain, which is precisely the point: audience shape and entity type are independent, and here the shape bridges a streetwear-and-media cluster with a financial-services cluster.

The two-peak structure suggests Baskin-Robbins' audience is pulled in two distinct directions simultaneously, with same-category dessert brands present but not dominant.