Adam DeVine (0.91) and Blake Anderson (0.91) form a near-tied pair at the top of Anders Holm's similarity graph — two neighbors so close in score they constitute a genuine dual peak, with the rest of the top 10 trailing by a meaningful gap.

Similarity here measures how closely two entities' audiences resemble each other in composition; a score of 0.91 indicates very strong overlap. The two-peak shape is confirmed by the structure: Adam DeVine at 0.91 and Blake Anderson at 0.91 are the anchors, followed by Nick Offerman (0.90), Glenn Howerton (0.90), and Rob McElhenney (0.89) — all actors. The top five neighbors are entirely within the Actors subcategory, the same as Holm himself, making this a strongly same-kind cluster at the core. The first departure comes at position six: Anthony Jeselnik (0.88), a comedian. Position seven introduces the sharpest cross-kind entry in the top 10: Cards Against Humanity (0.88), a Toys and Games brand, whose audience shape aligns nearly as tightly as the comedians and actors surrounding it. The Lonely Island (0.87) and Hank Green (0.86) round out the set as a comedian and an author, respectively, before My Favorite Murder (0.85), a podcast, closes the top 10.

The overall picture is an audience that maps tightly onto comedy-adjacent actors at its core, with a secondary layer of comedians, a podcast, and one brand — suggesting a shape defined less by any single genre than by a consistent sensibility running across those kinds.