Nicole Byer's top 10 neighbors form a tight cluster of comedians, actors, and a handful of cross-kind outliers — all compressed into a narrow similarity band from 0.96 to 0.94, with no single neighbor pulling away from the rest.

Five of the ten are fellow comedians: Retta (0.96), Hannibal Buress (0.96), Chelsea Peretti (0.95), Paul F. Tompkins (0.95), and Jaboukie Young-White (0.94). Two more are actors — Mara Wilson (0.95) and Natasha Lyonne (0.95) — keeping the celebrity-performer core intact. The remaining three break from that pattern entirely: Democratic Socialists of America (0.95) is a political organization, 2 Dope Queens (0.94) is a podcast, and Autostraddle (0.94) is a website — each a different category, each arriving at nearly the same similarity score as the comedians above them. The flat shape means no single neighbor dominates; the audience composition that produces a 0.96 match with Retta is essentially the same composition that produces a 0.94 match with a left-leaning political group and an LGBTQ media outlet.

That compression across such different entity types is the defining structural feature here: this audience doesn't belong to comedy alone.