Kids' Digital Media Startup Pocket. Watch Inks Partnership With You. Tube's Hobby. Kids. TVPocket. watch, a children’s digital entertainment network founded by a trio of media luminaries — which announced a $6 million funding round late last month — has signed its first network partner: the massively popular You. Tube brand Hobby.

Kids. TV. Jon Moonves, pocket. Tubefilter that the kids’ content company will ultimately sign a streamlined roster of 1.

You. Tube partners, whose relationships with the company will extend far beyond those of a traditional multi- channel network. Partner channels not only receive an equity stake in pocket. Moonves explains, but will also gain close access to the strategic acumen of its co- founders, including: Moonves, a noted dealmaker; former Maker Studios executive Chris Williams; and ex- Nickelodeon president Albie Hecht. From books to apps to merch to tours, the projects that pocket. Moonves says. For instance pocket.

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Hobby. Kids. TV — an umbrella brand that operates 1. You. Tube channels, which collectively garner 2. First up is an animated series conceived by Hobby.

Kids. TV that’s now being fast- tracked by Hecht, who oversaw the development of storied franchises like Sponge. Bob Square. Pants, Dora The Explorer, and Blue’s Clues. A book series is also in the works.“We were looking to partner with Hobby. Kids. TV from the very beginning because of their incredible reach, and the fact that their brand means something,” Moonves said.

They’re incredibly hard- working, talented, good people, and they make their viewers feel like they’re part of an extended family.” Hobby. Kids. TV, which also operates channels called Hobby. Food. TVand Hobby. Games. TV, create “learning, fun, and popular toy reviews,” according to their flagship channel description.

Check out their most popular video below: In coming months, pocket. You. Tube content aimed at children aged 2 to 1.

In addition to helping partners build their brands through new projects, pocket. You. Tube. Investors in pocket. Third Wave Digital, United Talent Agency (UTA), CBS chief Les Moonves, the actor Robert Downey Jr., and famed movie producer Jon Landau. Watch Dark Amazon Online (2017).

Understanding Hoonigan. I’ve known about Hoonigan Racing, Ken Block’s motorsport team that competes in FIA World Rallycross as a Ford factory backed team. I even saw them compete at Lydden Hill last month. But I never really understood just Hoonigan, which is separate from Ken and Ford and is based out of Long Beach, California. I assumed that Hoonigan was a T- shirt company for Ken Block and the drifters. Every time I see cars destroying their tires, there are people wearing Hoonigan shirts.

It made sense.(Editors note: We interrupt your regularly scheduled programming to bring you a special bout of insanity from friend of the site and crapcan racer hero, Bill Caswell, who is taking over for us this weekend.) You would think I might know more about Hoonigan as I went to their launch party back in 2. It was incredible. Hoonigan throws the best parties in the automotive world. The second year we partied at the Global Rallycross Track complete with drifting, burnouts and kegs of PBR: So you could see how I thought Hoonigan just threw parties and sold apparel.

Plus I wasn’t really into drifting. I have huge respect for drift, but I never identified with past Hoonigan drivers like Chris Forsberg and Ryan Teurck.

They’re outstanding drivers, but I don’t wear skinny jeans, black hats, and my cars aren’t powered by Ferrari. I love it all, I just never identified with their racers other than Block. Then I got a text from Brian Scotto asking if I wanted to come by and work on a car at their shop.

I was confused. Hoonigan is building cars? Naturally I said yes. If they’re going to build cars, I want to be a part of it.

I really had no idea all this was going on at Hoonigan. If you’re like me and skip directions, just start watching below. Be careful though.

They’ve uploaded a video every day since March and they have their regular series like The Unprofessionals (my personal favorite), Field Trip, and A Beer With as well. It’s only been 5 months and they have put more content online than seasons of traditional car shows.

You need to start watching Hoonigan. So here’s me and the Sh!

A $3. 50 E3. 6 that never leaves the parking lot. Just watch and it will make more sense. Here’s part 2. They left me alone with a camera for few hours and I managed to capture some of my weirdness as I build things.

Like talking to my steel. You have to talk to it before you cut it. That’s Darnell with the Donut Garage hat below.

He’s awesome and a proper mechanic/ fabricator. Darnell’s hands are dirty. He’s worked on tons of different race cars including desert racing trucks and we immediately became friends. He’s also the reason why a lot their cars run. Except Scotto. His cars never run.

So now that you’ve seen the Hoonigan garage, what do you think? I was blown away. I had no idea that a majority of their space was set up for car projects, building, and shooting video.

Now let’s walk through the rest of the garage or video series. Daily Transmission. This covers all the unusual stuff around the shop every day. People stop by with 1,0. There are mini drag races.

This is the series I was a part of with the $3. Sh! t Car. Occasionally they play Dukes of Hazard with a Miata: The Unprofessionals. This is Hert and Rob’s personal little fun house. It’s my favorite series of the group but I think Im just a huge fan of Hert and Rob, Aka Chairslayer. Watch the first 3. It opens with a crash!

Field Trip. This video series is cool because the Hoonigan’s spend so much time in their garage. I could care less about the Jay Leno tour episodes, but the last one was about the guys hitting Laguna Seca for a track day. My kind of fun. A Beer With. This is a great concept. Have your friends over to drink beers and tell stories.

I had a beer or seven with Hoonigan as well, just waiting on the edit which might take a while because I drank a lot and told a lot of stories. The camera ran out of battery I told so many stories. See what I mean? Hoonigan isn’t whatever I thought it was.

Look at the gasser on the lift behind Farah. Look at the lift! You don’t need that for T shirts. Something has changed at Hoonigan and its now my favorite You. Tube channel. I occasionally find myself watching the latest episode a few minutes after it comes out. I also bought a Hoonigan t- shirt last month, so maybe the whole things really does work. Their hands are dirty and they’re having fun with their friends while playing with cars.

Who wouldn’t want to be a part of that?