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French music streamer Deezer reaped the benefits of its price increases as its first-quarter revenues grew 15.0% to 132.5 million euros ($143.5 million at the average exchange rate for the period). Average revenue per user (ARPU) also improved for direct subscribers and business-to-business subscribers from partners including Brazilian mobile carrier TIM and French retailer Fnac Darty.
Deezer raised subscription prices in France, its largest market, in January 2022 and other markets later in the year. After Apple, Amazon, YouTube and Spotify all followed with their own increases, Deezer raised its prices again in September 2023.

In the first quarter, ARPU for direct subscribers grew 6.4% to 5.1 euros ($5.50) as the latest price increase was implemented for over 75% of them, while ARPU from partnerships improved 5.5% to 2.9 euros ($3.1). Both ARPU figures have grown considerably in the last two years. Since the first quarter, direct ARPU has grown 13.3% from 4.5 euros ($4.9) and partnership ARPU has improved 20.8% from 2.4 euros ($2.6). 

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Partnerships produced most of Deezer’s revenue growth in the quarter. While direct revenue from paid subscriptions grew 5.2% to 86 million euros ($93.1 million), partnerships revenue grew 40.3% to 43.3 million euros ($46.9 million); Deezer provides its streaming platform for its partners’ branded products. The company attributed partnerships growth to a recent deal with Mercado Libre in Latin America, RTL in Europe and Sonos. The company also renewed deals with TIM and Fnac Darty in the quarter. 

The first quarter improvement “highlights clear momentum and evidence that our strategy is on point,” said interim CEO Stu Bergen in a statement. “By delivering unique experiences to music fans worldwide, Deezer delivers value and innovation to all our stakeholders. We continue to be a catalyst for positive change, challenging the status quo in remuneration and pricing, while maintaining our unwavering support for artists and songwriters.”

France accounted for the majority of Deezer’s revenue (57.4%), though revenue in the country grew just 8.5% to 76.1 million euros ($82.4 million) from the prior-year period. Revenue in the rest of the world jumped 25.2% to 56.4 million euros ($61.1 million) and accounted for 42.6% of revenue, up from 39.1% of revenue in the first quarter of 2023. 

Although a relatively minor player on the global music streaming stage, Deezer has been influential in the music industry’s efforts to make streaming a more sustainable endeavor for musicians. In 2023, Universal Music Group partnered with Deezer for an artist-centric royalty scheme that aims to provide better royalties for professional musicians. Independent rights group Merlin followed in March.

Part of providing better remuneration to professional artists is removing non-music tracks (also called functional music) from the platform and Deezer’s earnings release confirmed the company has removed over 26 million tracks (non-artist content, noise and duplicates) since October 2023. The company also “enforc[es] a stricter provider policy to ensure exceptional quality content and elevate the user experience,” according to the release. 

Looking ahead, Deezer maintained its previous guidance given in February: Adjusted EBITDA is expected to be better than -15 million euros (-$16.2 million) — about half of the -29 million euros (-$31 million) in 2023 — and revenue growth is expected at 10%, which would be an improvement from the 7.4% revenue growth it saw in 2023. 

What began as a music-only streaming platform evolved into a broader audio platform that included podcasts and audiobooks. Now, Spotify is venturing into video — in both snippets and long-form content, although the latter is only in an experimental phase.   
During Tuesday’s Q2 earnings call, CEO Daniel Ek and interim CFO Ben Kung repeatedly referred to “the Spotify Machine” when explaining the company’s expansion beyond music. As Ek explained, the term means the company “isn’t just a sort of one-trick pony anymore, but it’s actually multiple verticals working together” to create more choice for consumers and drive more engagement.

“Because you may come for the music and stay for the audiobooks,” Ek said. “Some customers may come for the podcast and stay for the audiobooks.” 

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The term makes sense: Spotify is an increasingly complex product with multiple moving parts, numerous audio and video formats, and a variety of paid tiers. Each new component to the machine is meant to make the company more valuable as a whole. Similarly, concert promoter and ticketing company Live Nation uses the term “flywheel” to describe how its various products and business segments provide momentum for the larger entity. But “the machine” has a better ring to it.  

The machine is integral to becoming a sustainable, profitable company. As Spotify detailed in its 2022 investor day presentation, branching out from music will help improve its gross margins and become the profitable company it has long aspired to be. Music margins are roughly 30% of revenue — the remaining 70% goes to rights holders — and will top out at 35%, the company has said. At that 2022 presentation, Spotify said podcast margins can reach 40-50% gross margin and overall gross margin can get to 40% (gross margin rose to 27.6% in Q1 from 25.2% a year earlier).  

The machine helps increase engagement. Spotify is more valuable if people spend more time using it. When engagement increases, churn decreases, which in turn reduces the expense involved in bringing those lapsed customers back. When engagement increases, free users are more likely to become paid subscribers. The last thing a streaming service wants is an infrequent customer who doesn’t enjoy the features or delve deep into its content. Audiobooks are a good example of keeping people hooked: Ek said that in the markets where audiobooks are available, 25% of users are listening to them. What’s more, in the first two weeks a Spotify user listens to audiobooks, Spotify sees “over two and a half hours of incremental usage on the audiobook side,” he said. 

The machine gives users greater freedom of choice. Ek confirmed Spotify will have an audiobook-only subscription tier along with a music-only tier; the standard subscription tier offers both music and audiobooks. Over the years, Spotify has given consumers multiple options to choose from: an individual plan, a two-person plan called Duo, a multi-user family plan, and, in certain markets, the ability to purchase one day at a time. Spotify wants to provide “as much flexibility as possible in this next stage of Spotify” to convert more users to paid subscribers, Ek explained.  

The machine is built to maximize value. Ek and Kung frequently mentioned a particular internal metric, a value-to-price ratio, that Spotify uses as a North Star these days. By adding podcasts, audiobooks and education, as well as features such as Wrapped — Spotify’s personalized year-end recap — Spotify delivers more value than it provided when it was a simpler, music-only service. Ek singled out the videos that Spotify has added in “11 or 12” markets and built anticipation for video clips that will allow artists to tell stories about their new releases. Such videos are one way Spotify is “focused on winning discovery” to make the platform a better listening experience, Ek said. Spotify’s recent foray into educational video courses in the U.K. is another stab at adding value.  

The machine ultimately gives Spotify the ability to raise prices. When Spotify adds products and features, EK explained, it increases its value-to-price ratio. That, in turn, allows it to occasionally raise prices to capture the value it created. “The way you should think about this as investors is the better we can improve the product, the more people engage with our product, and the more value we ultimately create,” Ek said. “And the more value we create, the more ability we will have to then capture some of that value by price increases.” After more than a decade of value creation and stagnant prices, Spotify raised rates in July 2023. In April, it again hiked rates in select markets — including the United Kingdom and Australia — and is expected to expand those increases to additional markets.  

The machine also requires a feat of engineering. “It’s a fairly complex machine,” Kung said, because Spotify has both variable-cost models, such as revenue sharing and per-hour royalties, and fixed-cost models — some in-house and licensed podcast content, perhaps. Ek added that “the machine takes care of all the complexity on the back end to deal with what was historically a very difficult problem to solve, which is multiple business models in one consumer experience.” Spotify’s engineering challenge is incorporating additional verticals into a seamless user experience without getting clunky — a criticism often launched at iTunes, which started as a music store and added videos, books, apps, podcasts and iTunes U, a place for educational materials. “Simplicity is hard,” a former Apple product designer once wrote. “Very hard. But when you get it, it’s beautiful.”

The machine might take some getting used to. As Spotify branches out to non-music verticals, it has stakeholders other than the music rights holders, artists and songwriters it has served for more than a decade. Now, Spotify also supports podcasters, authors and — although in the early stages — educators. That has already created some tension between music publishers and Spotify following news that Spotify considers its music-audiobook subscription offering to be a bundle under the Phonorecords IV mechanical rate structure in the United States. Subscription bundles allow Spotify to pay a slightly lower royalty rate. But really, is anybody surprised that the machine is trying to save a little money? 

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UFC is back for UFC Fight Night after taking a week hiatus, and it’s shaping up to be a big event, with Matheus Nicolau and Alex Perez entering the ring for a chance to move one step closer to the flyweight title. The fight will take place live on Saturday (April 27) starting at 7 p.m. ET and you can livestream the event on ESPN+.

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Nicolau vs. Perez will take place in Las Vegas at the UFC Apex and you can score some travel deals and last-minute tickets through StubHub and Vivid Seats (get $20 off purchases of $200+ with the code BB2024).

If you can’t make it in person this time, you can watch UFC Fight Night online through affordable streaming options listed below.

How to Watch UFC Fight Night: Nicolau vs. Perez Online

While Nicolau vs. Perez isn’t a pay-per-view event, the main card bouts will be aired exclusively on ESPN+ and preliminaries will be livestreamed on ESPN2 and ESPN+. Current ESPN+ subscribers can watch UFC Fight Night for free when you log into your account.

Don’t have an ESPN+ subscription? The streaming platform doesn’t offer a free trial, but it does come budget-friendly plans starting at $10.99 a month or you can save 15% off with an annual subscription for $109.99 a year.

ESPN+ is considered the official streaming platform for ESPN and gives you access to live UFC fights, select PPV matches, more live sports games as well as original shows to stream on-demand, game recaps and analysis hosted by Peyton Manning, a shorter version of NFL Primetime and full replays of historic NFL matchups.

Looking for additional savings? You can also bundle ESPN+ with Hulu and Disney+ for a monthly price of just $14.99 for all three services.

Can You Watch UFC Fight Night Without ESPN+?

UFC Fight Night including the Nicolau vs. Perez fight will only be able to stream on ESPN+. You can you livestream UFC Fight Night on ESPN+ on supported devices including your TV, tablet and smartphone.

UFC Fight Night Vegas Card

While the main card event will feature Nicolau vs. Perez, the co-main event will feature Ryan Spann vs. Bogdan Guskov in a light heavyweight bout. Other matchups you can watch include Ariane Lipski vs. Karine Silva (women’s flyweight), Austen Lane vs. Jhonata Diniz (heavyweight), Jonathan Pearce vs. David Onama (featherweight), Tim Means vs. Uroš Medić (welterweight), Rani Yahya vs. Victor Henry (bantamweight), Austin Hubbard vs. Michael Figlak (lightweight), Don’Tale Mayes vs. Caio Machado (heavyweight), Marnic Mann vs. Ketlen Souza (women’s strawweight), James Llontop vs. Chris Padilla (lightweight), Ivana Petrovic vs. Liang Na (women’s flyweight) and Gabriel Benitez vs. Maheshante (lightweight).

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Another highly-anticipated boxing match will be taking place this weekend as Yoenis Tellez attempts to continue his no-loss streak when he enters the ring against Joesph Jackson (who holds a 19-0 record of his own, so far this season). The boxing match will take place tonight, Friday April 26 at the Caribe Royale Orlando in Orlando, Fla. and last-minute tickets are still available on Ticketmaster.

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If you can’t watch Tellez vs. Jackson live in person, the match will be available to watch through DAZN starting at 8 p.m. ET.

The Garcia vs. Haney livestream last weekend drew in record crowds after a heated outburst took place in advance of the boxing match, but Tellez vs. Jackson may prove to be just as exciting. Part of the Most Valuable Promotions event, tonight’s event is being titled the Most Valuable Prospects VI. Along with the Tellez vs. Jackson match, you’ll also be able to livestream a major rematch featuring lightweights Aguilar vs. Rios.

Keep reading to learn all the affordable streaming options available.

How to Watch Tellez vs. Jackson Boxing Fight Online

Boxing fans can stream Tellez vs. Jackson on DAZN with the matches starting at 8 p.m. ET and the main event beginning at 11 p.m. ET. DAZN subscribers can watch the MVP boxing match for free when you log into your account.

Don’t have DAZN? The streaming platform provides users with access to more than 150 boxing matches and MMA fights a year. Along with live fighting events, the DAZN library includes replays, archived fights, documentaries on other sports and more live sporting events. Pricing starts at just $19.99 a month when you subscribe to a 12-month plan. Even better: DAZN offers a 30-day free trial to start so you can livestream Tellez vs. Jackson online free.

Prefer to go month to month? You can sign up for a monthly pass for $29.99 a month after a 30-day free trial. Extra savings: right now you can get your first month for just $10 (valid only on the monthly subscription).

Is Tellez vs. Jackson Fight Pay-Per-View?

Unlike some fights on DAZN, Tellez vs. Jackson is not a pay-per-view event, so you don’t need to purchase a separate PPV stream. Simply sign-up for DAZN here and you’ll have instant access to watch the Tellez vs. Jackson fight online from your phone, laptop, tablet or TV.

Tellez vs. Jackson Most Valuable Prospect Fight Card

Below you can see the full fight card for the Friday (April 26) matches.

Yoenis Tellez vs Joseph Jackson

Benigno Aguilar vs. Alexander Rios (rematch)

Jan Paul Rivera vs. Davis Perez

David Garcia vs. Henry Richard

Natalie Dove vs. Alyssia Lopez

Xavier Bocanegra vs. Carlos Andre Dos Santos Rocha

Ariel Perez vs. Stephen Motley

DeMichael Harris vs. Blas Caro

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Ahead of the release of Sonic the Hedgehog 3 in theaters, a new six-episode spinoff TV series featuring Knuckles the Echidna is set to tide us over until the movie’s release on Dec. 20.

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Starring Idris Elba, Knuckles drops on Friday, April 26, on Paramount+. All episodes are available to stream for subscribers only.

How to Watch Knuckles Online for Free

If you’re not a Paramount+ subscriber, then you can take advantage of the streaming service’s seven-day free trial to watch Knuckles and other Paramount+ originals, including Halo, Star Trek Discovery, 1883, Lawmen: Bass Reeves and Frasier (2023). You can also watch live sports from the NFL, PGA, NWSL and UEFA Champions League, as well as live news from CBS News. After the free trial is over, you can either keep watching, or cancel altogether.

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Meanwhile, Paramount+ has two tiers for streaming plans. The first is the Paramount+ Essential plan, which is ad-supported and goes for $5.99 per month. It grants you access to everything the streamer has to offer, including and catalog titles — from hubs such as CBS, BET, Comedy Central, MTV, Nickelodeon and The Smithsonian Channel — but with limited commercial breaks throughout movies, TV shows and live TV.

The other is Paramount+ with Showtime, which is ad-free and goes for $11.99 per month. This plan has all of Paramount+ originals and network hubs, as well as programming from Showtime with hits including Yellowjackets, Billions, The Curse, The Chi and Your Honor without any ad breaks.

How to Watch The Sonic the Hedgehog Movies Online for Free

Want to watch the Sonic the Hedgehog movies before you watch Knuckles? Both Sonic the Hedgehog and Sonic the Hedgehog 2 are available to stream on Paramount+, along with the two animated series: Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog and Sonic the Hedgehog — both from 1993.

Knuckles takes place between the events of Sonic the Hedgehog 2 and Sonic the Hedgehog 3, and follows Knuckles (voiced by Idris Elba) teaching deputy sheriff Wade Whipple (Adam Pally) how to be a fierce Echidna warrior.

The new TV series also stars Cary Elwes, Edi Patterson, Stockard Channing, Julian Barratt, Rory McCann, Scott Mescudi, Ellie Taylor, Tika Sumpter, Ben Schwartz, Colleen O’Shaughnessey, Christopher Lloyd and others.

Knuckles is available to stream on Paramount+ starting on Friday, April 26. Watch a trailer for the new TV show below.

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Call Me Country: Beyoncé & Nashville’s Renaissance arrives via Max on Friday (April 26).

Produced by CNN Flash Docs, the documentary examines the “impact of how high-profile artists like Lil Nas X and Beyoncé are challenging the country music status quo” and highlights how Black artists in Nashville “laid the foundation for this transformation,” according to a press release.

Call Me Country will feature commentary from country artists like Rhiannon Giddens, who played banjo on Beyoncé’s “Texas Hold ‘Em,” Brothers Osborne’s John and T.J. Osborne, Rissi Palmer, Aaron Vance and Denitia along with culture and country music experts: Touré, Larisha Paul, Chris Molanphy, Kyle Coroneos, Keith Hill, and Holly G. and Tanner D, Co-Directors of the Black Opry.

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How to Stream ‘Call Me Country’ for Free

Call Me Country will begin streaming on Friday, exclusively on Max.

As one of the larger streaming platforms for documentaries, reality TV, movies, live news, sports and other entertainment, Max has a range of exclusive content, in addition to programs from HBO, CNN, HGTV, TLC, TMC, Food Network and other cable networks.

How much does Max cost? Join for $9.99 per month, or subscribe to the annual plan ($99) to save 20% off. Max is also available through on streaming platforms such as DirecTV, Hulu and Prime Video.

Viewers streaming internationally can use ExpressVPN for access to streaming platforms from outside of the U.S..

Can you get a free trial to Max? Unfortunately, Max does not offer a free trial, but you can stream free episodes of Quiet on the Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV, Game of Thrones and House of the Dragon.

The best way to land a free trial would be to go through a third party to stream Call Me Country for free. Click here for ways to secure a free subscription to Max.

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The 2024 NBA finals along with some select playoff games will be aired exclusively on the ABC channel this season and there are a few ways to watch everything online.

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Besides airing the NBA, NHL and baseball games, ABC is home to hit reality shows and sitcoms such as The Bachelor, The Bachelorette, Abbott Elementary, Dancing With the Stars and Grey’s Anatomy. If you’ve recently cut the cord, there are still affordable streaming options to livestream the basketball games and more ABC originals online without cable.

Live TV streamers are an affordable option to replace your cable bill, with most options offering packages for less than $100 a month. Most of the streaming platforms that include ABC have free trials and promos going on, which means you could watch the NBA playoffs on ABC for free. You’ll also be able to watch dozens of TV channels, giving you instant access to live sports, drama, comedies and reality series from home.

Below ShopBillboard breaks down the current deals and offers available to watch ABC online without cable.

How to Watch ABC Without a TV Provider

Don’t have cable? You can watch ABC through an HD antenna like one of these options here from Amazon. Another option that’ll give you access to watch ABC without cable is Hulu + Live TV. A subscription gets you more than 95 live TV channels such as ABC, to watch live sports, TV series and specials whenever you want. You also get access to the entire Hulu on-demand library (including select ABC content available to watch the day after it airs).

Don’t have a Hulu + Live TV subscription? Right now, the streamer is offering a rare free trial that’ll get you your first three days free. Once the free trial is over, you’ll be charged the regular subscription fee of $77 a month.

For even more content options, Hulu + Live TV includes a subscription both Disney+ and ESPN+, which will give you access to more sports coverage and ESPN exclusive content.

How to Watch ABC Online Without Cable for Free

There are a few more live TV streamers that will let you watch ABC online for free or for a discounted price. Check below to find the right option for your viewing needs.

DirecTV Stream

DirecTV Stream is giving new users a five-day free trial when you sign up for one of the four packages offered. Every package includes ABC to let you livestream the NBA playoffs and more from your couch or smart device.

The streamer is also offering additional savings of $30 when you combine any of its packages with a “Sports Pack.” The cheapest option is the Entertainment + Sports Pack, which is discounted to $85 (reg. $95) for the first three months. You’ll have access to ABC to watch the NBA finals and playoff games leading up to the big night as well as local channels, unlimited DVR storage and the ability to stream on three devices simultaneously.

Once the three months are up you’ll be charged the subscription price based on what package you choose at checkout.

Sling TV

Sling TV is offering new users $10 off their first month with any of its three packages, which cuts the cost down to as low as $30 (reg. $40). You can choose from: the Orange, Blue or Orange + Blue Package. ABC is only offered on the Blue Package, but you can watch simulcasted games on ESPN3 (which is only offered on Sling’s Orange Package). Rather than choose between the two, you can combine the two for $45 (reg. $55) with the Orange + Blue Package, which will give you access to all 68 channels, DVR storage and the ability to stream on up to three devices.

Fubo TV

FuboTV is another affordable live TV streamer as it comes with a seven0day free trial for new users who sign up. You’ll have access to at least 100 channels (including ABC) as well as 1,000 hours of DVR and the option to stream on 10 devices at once. For 4K definition, you can upgrade to the Premium Plan, which also includes free Paramount+ with Showtime.

Once the free trial is over, you’ll be charged $80 for the Pro Plan (the cheapest option), $90 for the Elite Plan and $100 for the Premium Plan.

2024 NBA Playoffs Schedule on ABC

Check below for a list of upcoming playoff games on ABC or click here for the full schedule.

Saturday (April 27):

Denver Nuggets vs. Los Angeles Lakers at 5:30 p.m. ET on ABC

Sunday (April 28):

Knicks vs. 76ers at 1 p.m. ET on ABC

Mavericks vs. Clippers at 3:30 p.m. on ABC

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Bon Jovi gets the documentary treatment in Thank You Good Night, The Bon Jovi Story, premiering Thursday (April 25) on Hulu.

The four-part documentary explores the “epic past and uncertain future” of the legendary rock band and it’s namesake, Jon Bon Jovi.

Featuring 40 years’ worth of private videos, unreleased early demos and never-before-seen photos from the Bon Jovi vault, the documentary takes fans through the band’s highs and lows. From its early rise to stardom to the “biggest disappointments and most public moments of friction,” per Hulu.

The documentary is helmed by Gotham Chopra, the Emmy-winning director of Kobe Bryant’s Muse, Man in the Arena and Tom vs. Time. Chopra, Giselle Parets, Ameeth Sankaran and Alex Trudaeu Viriato are executive producers.

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Thank You Good Night, The Bon Jovi Story premiers Thursday on Hulu.

You can join Hulu under a free trial to watch Thank You Good Night, The Bon Jovi Story, and mounds of other exclusive documentaries and TV series such Shogun, Under the Bridge, Freaknik: The Wildest Party Never Told, High Hopes, We Are the Lucky Ones, The Bear, Only Murders in the Building and Vanderpump Villa.

Hulu features network shows such as Abbott Elementary, American Idol, The Rookie, Grey’s Anatomy and The Simpsons.

Starz, Paramount+ with Showtime, Max and Cinemax are available to stream on Hulu.

Access Hulu from any compatible streaming device, smart TVs and smart phones, as well as gaming consoles such as PS5 and Xbox.

Hulu + Live TV is offering a free trial for three days. The plan includes access to Hulu, Disney+ ESPN+ and 95+ live television – cable channels and local channels including including ABC, CBS, Fox, NBC, The CW, ID, ESPN, FX, FXX, Food Network, TRVL, TV Land, Lifetime, QVC, ID Network, TLC, fyi, and TNT.

Hulu offers annual plans, student discount and bundles packages with Disney+ and ESPN+

In addition to the documentary, Bon Jovi will appear in a special interview Michael Strahan x Jon Bon Jovi: Halfway airing on Sunday at 10 p.m. on ABC and streaming on Hulu the following day.

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If you’re looking for Spanish-language movies, TV shows, sports and news online, one of the best streaming services to sign up for right now is ViX. Originally launched as PrendeTV in 2021, the streamer was rebranded as ViX when it was acquired by TelevisaUnivision in 2022.

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Now, ViX is home to more than 40,000 hours of Spanish-language programming, from original movies and series, to live sports like Liga MX and UEFA Champions League soccer, and live news that you can watch online without cable. Stream content live or on-demand from your computer, phone, tablet or smart TV.

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The ViX Gratis tier is a free tier with on-demand movies, series, soap operas, sports and more. ViX Premium is a paid tier that unlocks an additional 10,000 hours of content, including full seasons of shows, exclusive movie premieres and exclusive telenovela premieres.

What Are the Best ViX Streaming Deals?

There are a number of ViX streaming deals and offers that you can take advantage of right now. While ViX Premium normally costs $6.99/month, Amazon Prime members can get a 7-day free trial here to stream ViX Premium online without paying.

Not an Amazon Prime member? Get a 30-day free trial to the service here, which will let you watch ViX Premium online through Amazon’s Prime Video channels. You’ll also get a host of other Prime member benefits, like free shipping, access to exclusive deals, photo storage and more.

T-Mobile customers can also get Vix Premium for free, as part of the company’s “ViX Premium ON US” plan. Head to T-Mobile.com to see if your phone or internet plan qualifies for the promotion. The offer lets you stream ViX online free on up to three devices.

Verizon customers, meantime, can get six months of ViX Premium for free, with select plans. The monthly price continues at $6.99/month after that or you can cancel at anytime. Head to Verizon.com to see if your plan qualifies for the deal.

Popular shows on ViX include María Félix: La Doña, La Mujer del Diablo, El Roomie, and Lo Que La Vida Me Robó, in addition to films like Sin ti no puedo, Flow calle: El reality and hundreds of hours of your favorite novellas. Get a 7-day free trial to ViX Premium here.

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Kai Cenat looks as if he has a new enemy, as fellow streamer IShowSpeed has released a diss track directed toward him online.
In the current climate of rap beef that’s been present these last couple of weeks, another surprising feud has surfaced, this time between popular streamers Kai Cenat and IShowSpeed. The new track was released by IShowSpeed on Tuesday (April 23) during a live stream, where he rapped the denigrating lyrics directed at Cenat over the instrumental of Drake’s “Back To Back” track from 2015 as he stood in front of a green screen.

“Kai, you can’t pull Tyla/You dirty-a*s n***a you do not pull b***hes/I’m sending 5k to a f**king b***h, I never paid for p***y, n***a suck my d***k,” IShowSpeed spits out, referencing the South African songstress’ recent visit to the popular streamer which garnered a lot of attention and a claim by Cenat of extortion from an OnlyFans personality. “Adin leaked my number/B***h, here go your muthaf**kin number,” he continues showing a contact number on his smartphone purportedly belonging to Kai Cenat. “B***h, I really don’t care/Zoom in, take a good stare/N***a, I don’t give a f**k/You always on my d**k, n***a, suck my left nut.” Kai Cenat hasn’t commented on the track as of yet. The 19-year-old and IShowSpeed have had a turbulent relationship in the past, but have collaborated multiple times. But the new turn by IShowSpeed might be linked to Kai Cenat seemingly sending verbal barbs his way in a freestyle that he released over 50 Cent’s “In Da Club” which went viral last month.
As for IShowSpeed, he’s gotten into hot water for online stunts in the past involving other streamers who’ve blasted him for leaking personal information linked to them. The popular gamer and streamer Ninja called IShowSpeed out last November after deleting his Discord channel. He stated that the 23-year-old leaked the information to the channel to the public and his followers during a stream. “That Discord had Drake, Travis Scott, Marshmello, JuJu, every professional Fortnite player you could imagine,” he said at the time. All of the top OG streamers, like fucking everyone, and I had to fucking nuke it because Speed leaked it.”