
FOX x Open Influence: Extracted 2025 launch campaign
Influencer MarketingOpen Influence cast reality TV alumni creators to surround FOX's Super Bowl ad for Extracted, reporting 148.5M+ impressions ahead of the 2025 premiere.
About the campaign
FOX needed awareness and tune-in intent for Extracted, a new reality competition series premiering February 10, 2025, in a crowded content calendar, and wanted to support the Super Bowl ad it had bought for the show. A Super Bowl placement introduces a series to millions, but the attention around it fragments instantly into social feeds where the conversation is led by creators rather than networks, so a reality launch needs sustained pre-launch content volume, not a single trailer moment.
Open Influence recruited a large creator pool heavy on reality TV alumni, including Colleen Reed of Love is Blind, Arie Luyendyk of The Bachelor and Traitors, and Alexandra Stewart of Love Island, plus figures from Survivor and Big Brother, to react to and amplify the Extracted promo around the Super Bowl moment. The creators produced 200+ unique assets in native, trend-driven formats such as reaction videos and green screen edits, running across Instagram and TikTok, with Advertising Week copy also citing YouTube Shorts.
The approach attached creator activity to a tentpole the brand had already paid for, giving the social campaign a ready-made cultural moment, while casting genre-credible faces put a reality show promo in front of audiences already invested in the format. Open Influence reports 148.5M+ impressions and 7.5M+ engagements from a creator pool with 57.8M+ combined followers, and the campaign later received a dedicated Advertising Week New York 2025 session. The figures are agency self-reported and unverified, the sources conflict on scale, 100+ creators per the agency versus 50 per Advertising Week, and no source ties the campaign to premiere ratings or tune-in numbers.
Case in 60 seconds
FOX needed awareness and tune-in intent for Extracted, a new reality competition series premiering February 10, 2025, in a crowded content calendar, and wanted to support its Super Bowl ad for the show.
A Super Bowl ad introduces a show to millions, but the buzz has to be carried online, and reality TV fans are best reached through reality TV faces they already follow.
Recruit a large pool of creators, heavy on alumni from Love is Blind, The Bachelor, Survivor, Big Brother and other reality shows, to react to and amplify the Extracted promo in native social formats.
Creators produced 200+ unique assets across Instagram and TikTok, with Advertising Week also citing TikTok and YouTube Shorts, using trend-driven formats like reaction videos and green screen edits around the Super Bowl moment.
The agency reports 148.5M+ impressions and 7.5M+ engagements from a creator pool with 57.8M+ combined followers; the campaign later got a dedicated Advertising Week New York 2025 session.
Strategy Breakdown
The primary strategy-learning section — interpretation, not a press-release summary.
Creative & Execution System
Assets & channels
- 200+ unique creator assets (agency-reported)
- TikTok
- YouTube Shorts (per Advertising Week session copy)
- Reaction videos and green screen edits in popular TikTok formats
Partners
- Open Influence (creator campaign)
- FOX / Fox Entertainment (network, Super Bowl ad)
Participation mechanic
- Creators reacted to and amplified the Extracted promo around the Super Bowl conversation
Creator role
- Reality TV alumni including Colleen Reed (Love is Blind), Arie Luyendyk (The Bachelor, Traitors) and Alexandra Stewart (Love Island), plus creators from Survivor and Big Brother, promoting the show to genre audiences
Results & Evidence
| Metric | Value | Result type | Confidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| Total impressions | 148.5M+ | reach | Agency reported |
| Total engagements | 7.5M+ | engagement | Agency reported |
Why Open Influence's strategy worked
- 1
Attaching creator activity to a tentpole the brand already paid for, the Super Bowl ad, gave the social campaign a ready-made cultural moment instead of building one from scratch.
- 2
Casting reality TV alumni matched messenger to product, putting a reality show promo in front of audiences already invested in the genre.
- 3
Volume and variety, 200+ assets from a large creator pool, sustained pre-launch momentum without a single templated message.
- 4
Native, trend-driven formats such as reaction videos and green screen edits made the promo launch interactive rather than interruptive.



