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2 Bored Guys
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2 Bored Guys pair movie commentary and nostalgia with elaborate jokes about internet privacy and business. NordVPN is introduced through a train-station Wi-Fi scenario and its warning about scam links and fake shops; Incogni turns the hosts’ old Wilden Kerle fan history into a joke about personal data; Shopify is recommended for selling a film or other product online. The ads preserve the duo’s banter while stating a clear use.

NordVPN · Die peinlichste Baustelle Deutschlands▶ Watch integration
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2 Bored Guys × NordVPN

Die peinlichste Baustelle Deutschlands

BRANDS IN THE VIDEOS

BBlinkist logoBlinkist
NNordVPN logoNordVPN
IIncogni logoIncogniSShopify logoShopify
1
Sponsored videos
Sep 2025 – Aug 2026
19
Sponsor brands
All-time tracked
12
Returning sponsors
All-time tracked

The repeat partnerships

Blinkist leads the sponsor relationships shown here, with 42 sponsored videos. NordVPN follows with 37.

12 of 19 brands (63%) appear in more than one sponsored video in Sponsorbook’s history of 2 Bored Guys.

Most frequent sponsorsSponsored videos · All-time tracked
  1. 01
    Blinkist42
  2. 02
    NordVPN37
  3. 03
    Incogni4
  4. 04
    Shopify4
  5. 05
    Saily2

German film and pop-culture commentary with sponsors framed through online habits

The brands, creative choices and product connections worth paying attention to.

Make online risks part of the sketch

The NordVPN read imagines watching something on a train-station bench and warns that Threat Protection Pro can flag scammy links and fake shops. The scenario is ordinary and recognizable, while the hosts’ comedic framing keeps the message consistent with the channel.

Incogni follows an episode about the Wilden Kerle films. The hosts joke about sharing their data as kids, then connect the bit to removing personal information from people-search sites. The nostalgia provides the setup; the service’s removal task remains easy to understand.

Connect entertainment to selling a project

The Shopify integration in a bad-Christmas-movie episode addresses viewers who might want to sell their own film or product. It describes creating an online store in a few clicks and supporting businesses from the beginning through a more established stage.

This is a useful angle for a creative audience: the joke about a film can become a real invitation to create a storefront for a project.

Keep the duo’s comedic rhythm

The sponsorships use playful scenarios but retain a specific feature: detecting suspicious links, removing people-search details or building a store. A clear sponsor message can coexist with elaborate riffs when the product action is concrete.

A brief should supply one vivid situation and one clear product task, then give both hosts room to perform the transition.

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