Complex launched their own tv station

Complex just dropped Complex TV yesterday (April 1, 2026) in partnership with Fuse Media. It’s a brand-new FAST channel—free ad-supported streaming TV—that brings that classic Complex energy to the big streaming platforms: music, streetwear, sports, art, and straight-up entertainment.

This isn’t some old-school antenna TV setup. It’s a dedicated linear streaming channel made for the younger crowd that’s already hooked on Complex content. Right now you can watch it completely free on Amazon Prime, Plex, Roku, Samsung TV Plus, TCL TV+, TiVO, Vizio, and Xumo Play.
What’s actually on Complex TV? You’re getting the original Complex series we all love—Sneaker Shopping (shoutout to recent episodes with Vince Vaughn and Pooh Shiesty), GOAT Talk (Seth Rogen, Kermit the Frog, and more wild guests), On Display, plus a bunch of others.

There’s also Fuse productions like T-Pain’s School of Business, plus iconic films and docs: Belly, Dear White People, Something From Nothing: The Art of Rap, Unbanned: The Legend of AJ1, Welcome to Death Row, and deep dives on legends like Jay-Z, Beyoncé, Rihanna, Bad Bunny, Cardi B, 2Pac, Biggie, LeBron, Kobe, MJ, Billie Eilish, and plenty more.
Fuse is handling the streaming tech and ad side, while Complex brings the cultural cred and the fire original programming. It feels like the natural next step after their original online “Complex TV” platform from back in 2012.

I’m really hoping they stack it with more live shows and real-time event coverage—WWE stuff, ComplexCon award shows, that kind of energy. Overall, I think this could be huge for the Complex Networks brand. As a long-time fan who’s been riding with them forever, I’m genuinely hyped for where this TV station is headed.
If you’re into sneaker culture, hip-hop, sports, or just want that premium youth-culture vibe playing 24/7, pull it up on your Roku or any smart TV right now—it’s already live!

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