The World Annual Fans event will now be a program within the streaming platform, before it had been broadcast on YouTube.
Tudum It is called the sound effect that is reproduced before any program of Netflix. Tudum Live is the Fans Festival of the streaming platform where it is promoted that will come to Netflix soon.
This year Tudum will not only go from being a live transmission from YouTube to a live broadcast of Netflix within the Netflix application, but the entire event is reinventing itself as a variety program formataccording to the Hollywood Reporter portal, which includes performances, acrobatics and segments.
The first Tudum event took place just before the World Covid-19 Pandemia, in January 2020, in the Pavilion of the Biennial of São Paulo, Brazil. At that time, Tudum focused on the youth programming of the platform, and the initial match attracted more than 50,000 fans for four days, according to the streaming platform. Tudum returned to São Paulo in 2023, with more than 35,000 face -to -face attendees and more than 78 million visualizations in Netflix global social networks (such as YouTube).
When will the Tudum date in 2025
This year, Tudum Live will be a real Netflix programming, which will be broadcast live on Netflix on May 31 at 8 pm ET / 5 PM PT / 6 PM MX from the Kia Forum in Los Angeles. The event promises “Netflix’s largest stars, unmissable performances, shocking revelations and unforgettable moments.”
Some of those stars will come from Emily in Paris, Frankenstein, Happy Gilmore 2, Love Is Brind, One Piece, Outer Banks, The Rip, Squid Game, Stranger Things, America’s Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders, The Life List, Wake Up Dead Man: A KNIVES OUT MYSTERY, Wednesday and WWESaid Netflix, as well as other series, films and additional franchises that have not yet been announced.
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