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Kettle & Fire Clipping Campaign: 15.8M+ Views

15.8M+ Views Generated

Posted onInstagram ReelsYouTube ShortsTikTok

Views Generated

15,767,250

Submissions

503

Views / Submission

31,346

Scale Tier

High Velocity

Whop Content Rewards analytics for Kettle & Fire, celebrity fasting clips, showing 15,767,250 views
Kettle & Fire, celebrity fasting clips: the campaign's Content Rewards analytics, read Oct 27, 2026. Payout figures are blurred.

Kettle & Fire ran one clipping campaign with us from August 27, 2026. The brief asked clippers to clip public figures talking about fasting and add Kettle & Fire content featuring its bone broth.

The campaign logged 15,767,250 views from 503 submissions on our Content Rewards dashboard, re-checked November 5, 2026. That is about 31,300 views per submission.

A brief that paired public figures with brand content

Clippers were asked to find celebrities and public figures discussing fasting, then stitch in Kettle & Fire content. They could post to Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts and TikTok.

This page covers the brief and the view counts only. It makes no claims about fasting or about the product.

The campaign record

This campaign logged 15,767,250 views from 503 submissions on our Content Rewards dashboard.

Kettle & Fire campaigns in Whop Content Rewards
CampaignStartedViewsSubmissionsViews / submission
Kettle & Fire, celebrity fasting clipsInstagram ReelsYouTube ShortsTikTokAug 27, 202615,767,25050331,346
Whop Content Rewards, each campaign's Analytics tab (All time, Paid filter), read Nov 5, 2026. Each row is one dashboard, so these are floors for our work with Kettle & Fire.

Reels drew 89% of the views

Instagram Reels drew 14.1M views from 285 posts, about 89% of the total. YouTube Shorts drew 1.65M from 206 posts, and TikTok 34.1K from 12.

Per post, a Reel drew about 49,500 views and a Short about 8,000. Shorts took 41% of the posts but only about 10% of the views.

A Short led early and three Reels landed on one day

The biggest clip was a YouTube Short posted September 2, six days after launch, with 729K views and 11K likes.

Three Reels posted on September 8, twelve days in, reached 519K, 434K and 432K views.

The top four clips made up 13.4% of the campaign. The other 86.6% came from the remaining 499 submissions.

Planning a product campaign around a topic

This format pairs a subject viewers already follow with a short brand segment. Our read: the platform split here suggests briefing Reels first and treating Shorts as a second feed.

Our clipping campaigns page explains how we run these. See pricing for typical delivery, or book a call.

The top Kettle & Fire clips

Top Kettle & Fire clips by views
PlatformPostedViewsLikes
YouTube ShortsSep 2, 2026729K11K
Instagram ReelsSep 8, 2026519K1.57K
Instagram ReelsSep 8, 2026434K4.82K
Instagram ReelsSep 8, 2026432K515
From each campaign's Top videos card in Content Rewards. Clips are posted on independent clippers' own accounts, so we list them without handles.

Why it works

  • Creator-led distribution opens multiple algorithm pathways at once.
  • Creator distribution gives approved source material more creative interpretations and audience entry points than single-account posting.
  • Weekly scale decisions turn campaign data into repeatable growth.
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What buyers ask about the Kettle & Fire campaign, answered from the campaign record.

How many views did the Kettle & Fire clipping campaign get?

It logged 15,767,250 views from 503 submissions on our Content Rewards dashboard, re-checked November 5, 2026. That dashboard is one of several, so treat the figure as a floor.

What did clippers post for Kettle & Fire?

Clips of celebrities and public figures talking about fasting, stitched with Kettle & Fire content. That is the brief's wording, and we make no claims about the topic.

Which platform worked best for Kettle & Fire clips?

Instagram Reels. Reels drew about 89% of the views, while 206 YouTube Shorts drew about 10%.