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Six of Mark Phillips's ten nearest neighbors are musicians and bands — Jhené Aiko (0.91), Bryson Tiller (0.91), Metro Boomin (0.91), Bun B (0.90), SZA (0.90), and Megan Thee Stallion (0.90) — making musicians the defining character of this audience neighborhood, not fellow comedians.
The shape is broad: similarity scores run from 0.90 to 0.95 across all ten neighbors, with no single entity pulling far ahead of the rest. Druski sits at the top (0.95) and is the only other comedian in the top 10. Worldstarhiphop (0.93) is the lone website in the set. Two sports TV personalities — Max Kellerman (0.91) and Shannon Sharpe (0.91) — round out the mix, adding a sports-media thread to what is otherwise a music-heavy cluster. The cross-kind pattern here is the central finding: Mark Phillips's audience overlaps most consistently with the audiences of R&B and hip-hop musicians, not with other comedians.
The top 10 portrait is of an audience that moves fluidly across comedy, hip-hop, and sports commentary — a broad cultural lane rather than a comedy-specific one.
