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Ryan George
& the brands behind the videos.

Ryan George turns familiar situations into escalating character sketches, then carries that same comic world into sponsor reads through the Adstronaut. NordVPN appears as the First Guy to Ever Get a Tattoo is preparing for his new experience; Rocket Money interrupts the First Guy to Ever Be a Coach; Raycon joins a sketch about a waiter complimenting a customer’s order. The recurring ad character keeps the sponsor break part of the comedy.

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Ryan George × NordVPN

The First Guy To Ever Get A Tattoo

BRANDS IN THE VIDEOS

3
Sponsored videos
Sep 2025 – Aug 2026
26
Sponsor brands
All-time tracked
12
Returning sponsors
All-time tracked

The repeat partnerships

NordVPN leads the sponsor relationships shown here, with 35 sponsored videos. Raycon follows with 20.

12 of 26 brands (46%) appear in more than one sponsored video in Sponsorbook’s history of Ryan George.

Most frequent sponsorsSponsored videos · All-time tracked
  1. 01
    NordVPN35
  2. 02
    Raycon20
  3. 03
    Keeps6
  4. 04
    BetterHelp5
  5. 05
    Vessi3

Sketch comedy with recurring ad characters woven into the joke

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

Let a sponsor enter the sketch world

The tattoo sketch brings the Adstronaut into ad space to deliver the NordVPN message. The character is a recurring bridge from the main story into the sponsor, so the transition feels like another beat in Ryan’s established format.

The coach sketch uses the same device to shift from an overpaid coach joke to Rocket Money. Rather than pausing the character universe, the sponsor becomes a scene change inside it.

Use the recurring character as the format

The waiter sketch also hands the sponsor segment to the Adstronaut, who introduces Raycon after the customer’s order receives a life-changing compliment. The contrast between a tiny everyday moment and a formal ad-space entrance supplies the joke.

Across these videos, the sponsor’s role is easy to recognize because the audience knows the character and expects an absurdly direct interruption. The read retains the channel’s pacing and comic framing.

Keep the product message inside the joke

The format makes room for a clean sponsor explanation while the character carries the humor. A brief can provide the service feature and offer, then let Ryan build the interruption around the episode’s premise.

For this creator, a sponsor is most distinctive when it participates in the sketch rather than sitting outside it. A recurring ad persona gives partnerships a recognizable and repeatable creative device.

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