Platform-exclusive announcement
Make a release change the central message and tell viewers where and when to watch. Kill Tony announces its special moving to Netflix.

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netflix.com ↗Use the release or title that belongs in the episode
Netflix integrations work best when the creator can name a release or title that fits the audience. Kill Tony announces a special episode moving to Netflix; Rotten Mango connects a streaming series to months of research on a complex subject; Joe Rogan introduces a film by a recognized director and describes its subject matter. The placement should be timely and specific, making it clear what viewers can watch and where.
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Kill Tony × Netflix
Netflix Japan is the most frequent partner in the creator list below, with 9 sponsored videos. Rotten Mango follows with 3.
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Netflix Japan9 sponsored videos
Rotten Mango3 sponsored videos
PowerfulJRE3 sponsored videos
Netflix India2 sponsored videos
Netflix Brasil1 sponsored video
Kill Tony1 sponsored video
The Diary Of A CEO1 sponsored video
QTCinderella1 sponsored videoCreative starting points drawn from Netflix’s integrations.
Make a release change the central message and tell viewers where and when to watch. Kill Tony announces its special moving to Netflix.
Connect a Netflix title to the creator’s own reporting, research or contribution, then give viewers the show details. Rotten Mango uses its production work as the bridge.
The brands, creative choices and product connections worth paying attention to.
Kill Tony addresses its live audience and announces that an upcoming special will stream exclusively on Netflix instead of YouTube the following week. The message is direct and built around the platform change.
Rotten Mango describes spending months researching and producing a four-part Netflix series. The creator’s own involvement gives the audience a reason to hear about the title.
Joe Rogan introduces a Netflix film by Kathryn Bigelow and describes its look inside the U.S. government and military. Naming the director and premise gives viewers a clear way to identify the title.
A creator pitch can focus on an exclusive release, a series the host helped create or a film related to the channel’s interests. Use the exact release details and title from the current campaign.
The examples make the platform action clear: watch the special on Netflix, explore the series or find the named film. That is more useful than a generic statement about streaming.
For the segment, state the title, its availability and the connection to the creator’s content, then return to the show or episode.
Watch how the product becomes part of the video.
Sponsor at 1:44
Kill Tony6 Jan 2026Kill Tony tells the live audience that its upcoming special will stream exclusively on Netflix that Monday, explaining that the show will not appear on YouTube the following week. The host makes the viewing change the announcement, then returns to introducing the band. A creator can turn a distribution update into a clear, time-specific callout for the audience.
Sponsor at 38:14
Rotten Mango2 Dec 2025Rotten Mango thanks Netflix after describing months spent researching and producing a four-part series about Sean Combs, framing it as one of the most complex stories the host has covered. The sponsorship is tied to a real creative project and its scale. A creator can introduce a platform partnership through the work they made for it.
Sponsor at 32:21
PowerfulJRE28 Oct 2025Joe Rogan introduces a Netflix film from Kathryn Bigelow by naming her earlier films and describing its focus on the U.S. government and military. The recommendation is a concise title-and-premise setup inside an interview episode. A creator can make a streaming promotion useful by identifying the filmmaker, subject and reason the work may interest viewers.
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