Savings in a game scene
Use a light game-show exchange to introduce a single savings feature, then make the app action clear. 4fun’s impostor format gives the product a quick, memorable interruption.
C
YouTube brand partnerships
chime.com ↗Chime sponsorships
Make a money feature part of an everyday scene
Chime integrations put financial tools into relatable moments: saving from a cooking challenge, talking about money left idle, or having participants react to a banking feature during a game. 4fun uses a guessing game to introduce a high-yield savings account; Mythical Kitchen connects finances to school-lunch memories; Tommy G frames the service around a goal of financial freedom. Each scene gives a different path into the app.
▶ Jump to the sponsor read4
4fun × Chime
Guess The Imposter: IRL
- 17
- Sponsored videos
- Sep 2025 – Aug 2026
- 14
- Creator partners
- Sep 2025 – Aug 2026
- 2/4
- Recent months with sponsorships
- May 2026 – Aug 2026
The creator relationships
Caleb Hammer is the most frequent partner in the creator list below, with 7 sponsored videos. CboysTV follows with 5.
- 01Caleb Hammer7
- 02CboysTV5
- 03Tommy G3
- 04Mythical Kitchen2
- 05LegalEagle2
Who Chime works with
Explore the creators behind the sponsorships.
C
Caleb Hammer7 sponsored videosC
CboysTV5 sponsored videos
LegalEagle2 sponsored videos
Caleb Hammer7 sponsored videosCCboysTV5 sponsored videosT
Tommy G3 sponsored videos
Tommy G3 sponsored videosM
Mythical Kitchen2 sponsored videos
LMythical Kitchen2 sponsored videosLegalEagle2 sponsored videos44fun1 sponsored video
4fun1 sponsored videoD
Dream1 sponsored video
Dream1 sponsored videob
bizlychannel1 sponsored video
bizlychannel1 sponsored videoBuild a pitch around a real idea.
Creative starting points drawn from Chime’s integrations.
A money memory
Open with a personal memory about the role money played in the creator’s life, then connect it to a financial tool discussed in the read. Mythical Kitchen grounds the topic in school lunches.
Make a money feature part of an everyday scene
The brands, creative choices and product connections worth paying attention to.
Begin with the money moment
4fun transitions from an IRL impostor game into a joke about money sitting idle, then introduces a savings account and its terms as stated in the read. The game format gives the sponsor segment a quick conversational break before returning to the players.
Mythical Kitchen recalls being short on lunch money as a student and eating free peanut-butter sandwiches. The memory opens into a discussion of financial stress in a cooking challenge, giving the read a personal origin that suits the show.
Let the creator’s format carry the explanation
Tommy G introduces Chime in a video about a business empire, using the promise of a specific offer to hold attention before explaining the product. It is a more direct transition than Mythical Kitchen’s autobiographical memory or 4fun’s joking exchange.
A pitch should choose the right format: a quick feature exchange, a food-related financial memory, or a straightforward explanation during a money-focused story. Keep the product detail anchored to the feature the creator actually discusses.
Give the audience a clear next step
The examples mention savings, spending and credit-related products through individual conversations rather than a full account tour. That makes it easier to center one feature and explain how a viewer would encounter it in the app.
For a creator brief, name the everyday decision and the one financial feature that addresses it. Then show the app or explain the next action in the creator’s voice before returning to the main content.
See the integrations
Watch how the product becomes part of the video.
Sponsor at 26:2844fun23 Jun 2026
4fun23 Jun 2026Guess The Imposter: IRL
4fun introduces Chime during a mock impostor game, joking that the hosts’ money has been sitting idle before describing the savings account in the sponsor read. The game’s pretend criminals create a light entry into a conversation about cash. A creator can use an existing challenge format to pivot into a practical money habit.
Sponsor at 12:31MMythical Kitchen9 Jun 2026
Mythical Kitchen9 Jun 2026Rhett vs. Link Cooking Challenge (School Lunch Edition)
Mythical Kitchen moves from a cooking challenge into a memory of eating free school-lunch peanut-butter sandwiches when money was tight, then contrasts that with tracking spending as an adult. Chime enters through the host’s personal relationship with money. The pitch lesson is to use a specific financial memory to make a banking conversation feel grounded.
Sponsor at 0:33TTommy G12 May 2026
Tommy G12 May 2026Inside the $100M Empire of Rick Ross
Tommy G pauses a profile of Rick Ross’s business empire with a direct wish that viewers become financially free, then tees up a Chime offer before describing the app. The host’s wealth-focused subject makes finance a natural intermission. The pitch lesson is to connect a business story to an actionable money product without losing the video’s momentum.
Make your next pitch more specific.
Research the partnerships, compare the creative, and build your shortlist in Sponsorbook.