Outdoor awareness
Build the segment around a walk, hike or other outdoor routine where hearing surroundings is part of the story. The Icarus Project’s dog-walking example gives the design a clear role beyond listening to music.

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rayconglobal.com ↗Show where open-ear audio fits
Raycon reads for bone-conduction and open-ear headphones make the product relevant through a listening situation: hearing someone call out, walking outdoors, moving around a convention, or coordinating a production team. Game Grumps opens with a joke about being able to hear; The Icarus Project describes dog walks and hiking; OfflineTV brings the product into team communication. These different scenes explain the design better than a specification list alone.
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GameGrumps Ă— Raycon
GameGrumps is the most frequent partner in the creator list below, with 49 sponsored videos. FrivolousFox ASMR follows with 38.
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GameGrumps49 sponsored videosF
FrivolousFox ASMR38 sponsored videos
OfflineTV24 sponsored videos
ColdFusion5 sponsored videosS
Smosh Pit4 sponsored videos
Frostbreak2 sponsored videos
TheStellarJay2 sponsored videos
The Icarus Project1 sponsored videoCreative starting points drawn from Raycon’s integrations.
Build the segment around a walk, hike or other outdoor routine where hearing surroundings is part of the story. The Icarus Project’s dog-walking example gives the design a clear role beyond listening to music.
For a collaborative channel, show how open-ear audio fits work that involves movement and conversation. OfflineTV’s production-day and Discord-call use gives a team-specific alternative to a standard fitness pitch.
The brands, creative choices and product connections worth paying attention to.
Game Grumps begins with a joke about not needing to yell because the host can still hear while listening. The read then connects bone-conduction headphones to morning walks and chores. The joke demonstrates the open-ear idea immediately, before moving into the use case.
Frostbreak and The Icarus Project give a more direct explanation: sound sits outside the ear, so the listener can stay aware of traffic or people nearby while walking, hiking or doing chores. For a pitch, choose an activity where that distinction matters and let the creator describe it in their own routine.
ColdFusion introduces open-ear earbuds as a useful gift, then describes using them on walks, errands and while working from home. Smosh Pit frames headphones as a Father’s Day gift challenge and builds the segment around the recipient’s active routine. Both use occasion or routine to make the recommendation specific.
OfflineTV offers a different angle. The group describes wearing the earbuds on production days, switching between devices, and using them for Discord communication. That team-workflow example is more useful for a collaborative channel than a generic outdoor pitch.
The reads appear at different points: Game Grumps opens with the sponsor, Frostbreak pivots mid-game after a milestone, and ColdFusion uses a “before we continue” pause. Their transitions suit distinct pacing. The shared creative move is to move from a natural moment into an example of where the headphones are used.
Brief the precise model and scene, whether it is movement outdoors, gift selection or team comms. Keep feature details paired with the product type actually discussed.
Watch how the product becomes part of the video.
Sponsor at 0:00
GameGrumps15 Jul 2026Game Grumps pretends someone has to shout because the host is listening to music, then reveals they can still hear through Raycon bone-conduction headphones. The read continues with summer uses such as morning walks and outdoor activities. A creator can demonstrate the open-ear design through a quick conversation that makes the listening experience visible.
Sponsor at 14:49
Frostbreak10 Jul 2026Frostbreak pauses a 24-hour game challenge to introduce Raycon bone-conduction headphones, describing an off-ear design for walks, hikes and chores where the host wants to remain aware of surroundings. The long-play format gives the interruption a natural break point. A creator can match an audio product to an activity where hearing the environment matters.
Sponsor at 8:26
ColdFusion12 Jun 2026ColdFusion frames Raycon as a useful gift, then describes using open-ear earbuds on walks, errands and while working from home. The range of ordinary activities makes the product’s wear occasion easy to picture. A creator can turn a gift read into a practical routine by naming when they use the device themselves.
Sponsor at 15:54
OfflineTV15 May 2026OfflineTV explains why open-ear earbuds work during production days: teammates can hear their surroundings, switch between phone and laptop and join Discord calls. The team’s workflow supplies a specific demonstration rather than a generic audio pitch. A creator can make a device integration useful by showing how it fits into the way the group records and communicates.
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