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Starz Clipping Campaign: 17M+ Views

17M+ Views Generated

Posted onInstagram ReelsTikTok

Views Generated

16,961,290

Submissions

918

Views / Submission

18,476

Scale Tier

High Velocity

Whop Content Rewards analytics for Starz, Fightland premiere hype, showing 10,724,441 views
Starz, Fightland premiere hype: the campaign's Content Rewards analytics, read Oct 7, 2026. Payout figures are blurred.

Starz ran two clipping campaigns with us for Fightland, a series from 50 Cent and Starz, one for the premiere and one for episode 2. Clippers posted official clips to their own Instagram Reels and TikTok pages.

Together the dashboards logged 16,961,290 views from 918 submissions, re-checked November 5, 2026. That is about 18,500 views per submission.

Official clips only, and no voiceovers

The premiere campaign opened on July 30, 2026. Clippers posted clips promoting Fightland and used only the official clips provided.

The episode 2 campaign opened a week later, on August 6. Clippers posted the provided clips directly, with no voiceovers.

Both briefs kept clippers inside supplied footage, so every post matches what Starz approved.

The campaign record

Starz ran 2 campaigns on our Content Rewards dashboards. Together they logged 16,961,290 views from 918 submissions.

Starz campaigns in Whop Content Rewards
CampaignStartedViewsSubmissionsViews / submission
Starz, Fightland premiere hypeInstagram ReelsTikTokJul 30, 202610,724,44140426,546
Starz, Fightland episode 2Instagram ReelsTikTokAug 6, 20266,236,84951412,134
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 Starz.

The premiere drew about 63% of the views

The premiere campaign logged 10,724,441 views from 404 submissions. Episode 2 logged 6,236,849 views from 514 submissions.

Episode 2 had more submissions but fewer views, so the average dropped from about 26,500 to about 12,100 per submission. The premiere carried more than twice the views per post.

Reels took 97% of the views

Instagram Reels drew about 16.5M of the 17.0M views, from 886 posts. TikTok drew about 482K from 32 posts across both campaigns.

The split stayed the same from the premiere to episode 2: Reels drew 10.5M and 5.96M, and TikTok 205K and 277K.

The best clips landed in the first three days

In the premiere campaign, the top four clips were Reels posted July 31 to August 2, one to three days in. They reached 431K, 389K, 331K and 229K views.

In episode 2, the top Reel reached 158K views and 3.65K likes on August 8, a like rate above 2%. The next three clips each drew about 110K, posted August 7.

The top four clips made up 12.9% of the premiere's views and 7.8% of episode 2's. Most of the reach came from hundreds of other posts.

Planning an episode-by-episode release

A series can open a fresh campaign for each episode and keep the footage supplied and approved. Starz opened two campaigns a week apart.

Our film and TV clipping campaigns page covers how we run release campaigns. See pricing for typical delivery, or book a call.

The top Starz clips

Top Starz clips by views
CampaignPlatformPostedViewsLikes
Starz, Fightland premiere hypeInstagram ReelsJul 31, 2026431KHidden
Starz, Fightland premiere hypeInstagram ReelsAug 1, 2026389K1.95K
Starz, Fightland premiere hypeInstagram ReelsAug 2, 2026331K4.16K
Starz, Fightland premiere hypeInstagram ReelsAug 1, 2026229K547
Starz, Fightland episode 2Instagram ReelsAug 8, 2026158K3.65K
Starz, Fightland episode 2Instagram ReelsAug 7, 2026112K157
Starz, Fightland episode 2Instagram ReelsAug 7, 2026110K293
Starz, Fightland episode 2Instagram ReelsAug 7, 2026108K306
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 Starz campaign, answered from the campaign record.

How many views did the Starz Fightland clipping campaigns get?

Two campaigns logged 16,961,290 views from 918 submissions on our Content Rewards dashboards, re-checked November 5, 2026. The premiere campaign logged 10,724,441 of them.

What did clippers post for Starz?

Official Fightland clips supplied by Starz, posted directly. The episode 2 brief also said no voiceovers.

Which platform worked best for Fightland clips?

Instagram Reels. Reels drew about 97% of views across both campaigns, from 886 of the 918 posts.