Tostitos' nearest audiences are a mix of snack and candy brands, fast-casual restaurants, and — most strikingly — professional wrestling figures, with no single neighbor pulling far ahead of the rest.
The shape is flat: the top 10 scores run from 0.93 (Paul Wight) down to 0.92 (Pringles), a band of less than 0.02. That compression means no one entity defines this audience; the cluster's character comes from its composition. By subcategory, the top 10 breaks down as: Athletes (4 — Paul Wight at 0.93, Jerry Lawler at 0.93, Bret Hart at 0.92, Braun Strowman at 0.91), Food brands (3 — Doritos at 0.92, Lay's at 0.92, Pringles at 0.92), and Sweets brands (2 — Reese's at 0.92, Tootsie Roll at 0.92), plus one TV Personality (Jim Ross at 0.92). All four Athletes in the top 10 are professional wrestlers, placing them alongside direct snack competitors in a way that is cross-kind by subcategory: Tostitos is a Food brand, yet half its nearest neighbors are celebrities rather than brands. The two fellow Food neighbors — Doritos and Lay's — are the closest same-subcategory matches, but they sit mid-pack rather than at the top.
The overall picture is an audience that overlaps broadly across mainstream snacking brands and professional wrestling fandom, with neither cluster clearly dominant over the other.