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Broskireport

Full Creator Stats Live · Updated 2026-07-25

The @broskireport account serves as the clip distribution channel for The Broski Report, hosted by Brittany Broski (born Brittany Tomlinson), a Texas-born creator who went viral in 2019 with her…

NichePodcast & Entertainment TierMacro Engagement6.0%
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Total Followers +0.3%

3.2M

Across YouTube, Instagram, TikTok

Primary Platform

YouTube

1.2M followers · 36% of audience

Engagement

6.0%

vs. 1.5% category median

Sponsorship Tier

Macro

Est. $11K–$26K / IG post

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Performance Across Platforms

Updated 2026-07-25
PlatformFollowers30d GrowthEngagementPosts / wkLast upload
YouTube 1,160,000 +10K 6.0% — 3 months ago
Instagram 731,333 -73 10.5% — 3 months ago
TikTok 1,300,000 +0 19.2% — 3 months ago

Growth Trend

Last 365 days
WindowYouTubeInstagramTikTokCombined
Last 7 days +9K +0.8% +0 +0.0% +0 +0.0% +9K
Last 30 days +10K +0.9% -73 -0.0% +0 +0.0% +10K
Last 90 days +10K +0.9% -219 -0.0% +0 +0.0% +10K
Last 365 days +10K +0.9% -219 -0.0% +0 +0.0% +10K

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Recent Brand Partnerships

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Background

About Broskireport

The @broskireport account serves as the clip distribution channel for The Broski Report, hosted by Brittany Broski (born Brittany Tomlinson), a Texas-born creator who went viral in 2019 with her "Kombucha Girl" TikTok — a deadpan reaction video that became one of that platform's defining early memes. From that breakout she built a devoted community called Broski Nation, with Brittany holding the tongue-in-cheek title "Supreme Leader," and eventually expanded into a full podcast operation. The show blends pop culture fandom — the content mix nods to Kacey Musgraves, Ariana Grande, and the Coen Brothers — with personal storytelling and dry, self-aware humor that resonates most strongly with young women in their early twenties.

The clips-first distribution model drives engagement well above category medians, particularly on TikTok where community loyalty produces outsized interaction. Her audience skews young and slightly female, with notable international reach across the UK, South and Southeast Asia, and Brazil, suggesting the personality-driven humor travels well beyond its American origins. Sponsors such as Mint Mobile, Rocket Money, and Cash App point to a clean alignment with financially curious Gen Z consumers rather than beauty or lifestyle verticals — a less crowded positioning that makes the channel a credible entry point for fintech and consumer-finance brands. As podcast clip channels continue gaining algorithmic traction, Broskireport is structured to deepen both community loyalty and brand-deal diversity across platforms.

Brand fit

Why brands partner

Broskireport reaches its audience primarily through YouTube, and is best activated via long-form YouTube integrations, Instagram Reels and Stories, TikTok branded content. As an entertainment creator they map naturally to brands targeting that space. Demonstrated partners include Mint Mobile and Rocket Money. Engagement on YouTube runs around 6.0%, pointing to an audience suited to category-relevant, mid-funnel brand campaigns rather than pure-reach buys.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is The Broski Report with Brittany Broski?

The Broski Report is Brittany Broski's podcast and video show where she covers pop culture, fandom, music, and whatever she's currently obsessed with. The Broskireport channel on YouTube and social media serves as the official clips hub, pulling the best moments from each episode for fans to find easily.

How did Brittany Broski originally get famous?

Brittany Broski went viral in 2019 on TikTok with her expressive reaction video to trying kombucha for the first time, which earned her the nickname Kombucha Girl practically overnight. That viral moment launched her into a full creator career, eventually leading to The Broski Report and her own dedicated fan community.

What is Brittany Broski's real name?

Her real name is Brittany Tomlinson. She built her brand around the "Broski" persona, which became the foundation for her show name, her fan community, and the Broskireport clip channel.

Why does Brittany Broski call herself Supreme Leader?

"Supreme Leader" is Brittany's ongoing tongue-in-cheek title within the Broski Nation universe she's built around her audience. It's part of the playful lore she's created — the channel even frames announcements as official dispatches from the "Broski Nation News Network," treating her fanbase like a devoted nation-state.

What is Broski Nation?

Broski Nation is the name Brittany Broski uses for her fanbase and the broader community around The Broski Report. It has its own internal language, including Brittany's "Supreme Leader" title, and the Broskireport channel functions as the official media arm of that community — posting clips tagged #broskination across platforms.

Is Broskireport the same channel as Brittany Broski's main YouTube?

No, they are separate. Broskireport is a dedicated clip and highlights channel — both the Instagram and TikTok bios explicitly describe it as "the best clips from The Broski Report with Brittany Broski." Brittany also maintains her own personal creator channel where she posts independently of the show.

Has Brittany Broski talked about Harry Styles on The Broski Report?

Yes — Brittany is a well-documented Harry Styles fan, and the Broskireport channel has posted clips of her directly addressing the topic for Broski Nation. Posts framed as "Supreme Leader finally addressed the elephant in the nation" signal she's tackled the subject head-on as part of her authentic fangirl commentary style.

Does Brittany Broski talk about being a fangirl on her podcast?

It's one of the show's recurring themes — Brittany openly explores what it actually means to be a fan girl, treating it with both humor and genuine reflection. Recent clips from the Broskireport channel include her "addressing the nation on the reality of being a fan girl," which clearly resonates given the channel's engagement running well above the category average.

What artists does Brittany Broski talk about on The Broski Report?

Kacey Musgraves and Ariana Grande come up regularly enough to be among the channel's top hashtags, and Brittany's affinity for Harry Styles is a known running thread on the show. She also references niche interests like bluegrass music and the Coen Brothers, which gives the podcast an eclectic, personality-driven feel rather than a straight pop-culture recap.

What brands sponsor The Broski Report?

Recent sponsors on the YouTube channel include Mint Mobile, Rocket Money, Hungryroot, SeatGeek, and Cash App. The mix of fintech, food delivery, and ticketing brands reflects an audience that skews young adult — the show draws heavily from the 18–34 demographic across the United States and United Kingdom.

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