[07/09/26 - 09:01 AM] The Stokes Twins Are Bringing Their Biggest Adventures Yet to Netflix Starting July 18, the duo's signature hijinks and fan-favorite adventures will have a new home on Netflix, where viewers will be able to enjoy an archive of their most-watched content to date.
[via press release from Netflix]
THE STOKES TWINS ARE BRINGING THEIR BIGGEST ADVENTURES YET TO NETFLIX
Today, Netflix announced that Alex and Alan Stokes, better known to their over 160 million subscribers as the Stokes Twins, are bringing their massive library and storytelling to audiences worldwide. Starting July 18, the duo's signature hijinks and fan-favorite adventures will have a new home on Netflix, where viewers will be able to enjoy an archive of their most-watched content to date. Looking ahead, the twins will expand into long-form content, with a new Netflix series premiering in 2027.
"When we were kids, we didn't always know how to fit in," says Alan and Alex Stokes. "There were moments where we didn't have a home, and when we first came to America, we didn't even know how to speak the language. A camera became the way we connected with people before we fully had the words. We made videos to make other kids laugh, and somehow that turned into a community of hundreds of millions of people around the world. To now bring that journey to Netflix is bigger than a show for us. It feels like a full-circle moment."
The identical twins are known for turning complex challenges, high-energy adventures, and playful comedy into must-watch videos. From busting myths and surviving the "World's Strictest School" to building elaborate secret rooms in their house and high-stake games of hide and seek, they've built a global audience across Instagram and TikTok, tallying nearly 100 billion views and more than a quarter-billion followers across all social platforms - and it's all powered by their bond as brothers.
ABOUT THE STOKES TWINS
The Los Angeles-based creators' journey began far from Hollywood. Alex and Alan, born in Fujian, China, moved to Memphis, Tennessee, when they were 6 years old. The boys leaned into their interests and started filming skits and challenges in their backyard with a red digital camera - a shared present they received on their 10th birthday. In their senior year of high school, the twins each received their first smartphone, a tool that unlocked their true passion: content creation. Taking to Instagram, the brothers began to amass a huge following and quietly created a "Stokes universe" that is constantly expanding.
When their video "What It's Like to Be a Twin" went viral on YouTube, it laid the foundation for the larger-than-life adventures, elaborate challenges, and blockbuster-style storytelling that earned them spots on TIME's 2025 TIME100 Creators list and Forbes' Top Creators 2025 & 2026, two years in a row. They went from homeless and sleeping in their car to building and scaling a fully integrated content operation, operating at the highest level of digital entertainment while continuing to lead every aspect of their business from strategy and concepting to production and execution, all while starring in their content.
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