Rumble

Rumble is a video-sharing platform founded in 2013 that presents itself as an alternative to YouTube. It grew quickly from 2020 among conservative creators and audiences. Website ↗

2 datasets tagged as the platform “Rumble”.

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content-moderation 2 extremism 2 misinformation 2 political-communication 2 video-streaming 2 deplatforming 1

iDRAMA-Rumble 2024: Video Metadata Analyzed

A Rumble (alt-right video platform) dataset of 6,735 Rumble videos from 245 channels (2020-2023), collected by iDRAMA Lab via Rumble API (2024). Each record contains video ID, title, channel name, view/upvote/dislike/comment counts, follower count, video duration, description, named entities, tags, URL. 6,735 Rumble videos with full engagement metrics and NER annotations — one of few open datasets covering Rumble, a major alternative video platform popular with right-wing creators post-YouTube deplatforming. Suitable for alternative video platform research, deplatforming effects, political video discourse, engagement analysis, NER on video metadata.

6.7K records2024

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Rumble Content moderation Deplatforming Extremism+3

iDRAMA-Rumble 2024: Lite Speech Transcriptions Analyzed

A Rumble (alt-right video platform) — speech transcriptions dataset of 6,735 lite speech transcriptions from Rumble podcasts (2020-2023), collected by iDRAMA Lab via Whisper ASR (2024). Each record contains video ID, lite transcription segments, named entities (person/org/GPE). 6,735 Rumble podcast transcriptions enabling text-based analysis of spoken political content — rare speech-to-text dataset from an alternative video platform. Suitable for spoken political discourse analysis, NER on speech, alternative platform audio content research, misinformation in video content.

6.7K records2024

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Rumble Content moderation Extremism Misinformation+2