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YouTube Travel Creator Drew Binsky Inks Netfix Deal

Netflix has signed another deal with a big YouTuber: Drew Binsky, the globetrotting YouTube star with millions of online fans, is bringing his unique travelogues to Netflix’s worldwide audience. Beginning Sept. 19, Netflix subscribers can watch a curated collection of episodes from Binsky’s content library,…

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Netflix has signed another deal with a big YouTuber: Drew Binsky, the globetrotting YouTube star with millions of online fans, is bringing his unique travelogues to Netflix’s worldwide audience.

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Beginning Sept. 19, Netflix subscribers can watch a curated collection of episodes from Binsky’s content library, including his latest episode “Entering The World’s Narrowest Island (100 Feet Wide).” Going forward, Binsky will release new episodes day-and-date on Netflix alongside YouTube and other platforms.

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Binsky launched his YouTube channel in 2017 and now counts more than 7.3 million subscribers. Across all online platforms, he has 22 million followers.

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He’s the latest YouTube creator to come into the Netflix fold — undoubtedly to the consternation of YouTube, which wants its homegrown superstars to maintain YouTube as their primary platform. Netflix recently signed a similar content deal with YouTube comedy creator Kevin Langue, the self-described “world’s best guesser,” and has ordered original shows from YouTubers including Mark Rober and Alan Chikin Chow.

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Binsky has built one of the largest independent travel media brands online. His journey to visit all 197 UN-recognized countries, a feat completed in 2021, has been widely covered and later chronicled in his 2024 book, “Just Go.” He also holds two…

Original source: https://variety.com/

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Matthew Lillard Says ‘I Feel Ashamed’ for Acting in ‘Scream 7’ After Melissa Barrera Got Fired: ‘I Blew That. I’m on the Wrong Side of History’

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