First, there was Vlogumentary. Now, energy brand Red Bull — which also boasts a bustling media operation — has released a documentary about the rise of today’s biggest online video stars. Dubbed Kings Of Content, the documentary features U.K. YouTube luminaries Colin Furze, SORTEDfood, Rose Dix and Rosie Spaughton, Emma Blackery, and Louis Cole, according to TenEighty.
The 43-minute film, which also explores what it takes to create the next great viral video, will air on Red Bull TV, the company’s proprietary streaming platform. You can check out a trailer here, or watch the film in full right here.
Kings Of Content will also tackle the struggles creators have in working with brands, as well as fraught encounters with their counterparts in the mainstream media. “Our mission is to create all the tools that people need to learn how to cook, and the only way to be able to do that is to talk to people on our own level,” SORTEDfood host Jamie Spafford
told TenEighty. “I think that’s a scary thing for brands and mainstream media, because it takes the control away from them.”Vlogumentary, a feature-length documentary chronicling similar territory — developed by Shay Carl and Corey Vidal, and directed by Morgan Spurlock — premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival last April and bowed on YouTube Red in October.
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