Big Bruh is from Bento Box, the same people who brought you Bob’s Burgers, Duncanville, The Great North and Housebroken on Fox and Pastacolypse and Millenial Hunter on Tubi.

Created by writer, stand-up comic and Duncanville co-producer Jerron Horton. Big Bruh is described as “a satirical comedy about a famous, undefeated boxer who is as ignorant as he is materialistic, struggling to find common ground with the bratty kid with high morals he’s paired with through the Big Bruh program.”

Randy “The Bone Stretcher” Bowers (Byron Bowers) is in the fight of his career against champion Money Montez Sheffield (Killer Mike), who takes a knee rather than box him. He claims that Bowers isn’t the kind of man who is even deserving of the belt and when Bowers wins by forfeit, the championship that he’s wanted all along rings hollow. He’s not the champion in his heart until he defeats Montez. To get the match he wants, he has to prove himself by becoming Big Bruh to Nikki (Kristin Dodson), a young girl who is not impressed by his status or bank account.

Plus, there’s MyBoy (Fahim Anwar) and the rest of his entourage to deal with, as well as his trainer Granny (Punkie Johnson) who is looking for the next depressed young man to mold into a boxing champion.

Directed by Jason Schwarz (Millenial Hunter) and written by Horton, this is only about an hour of your life and there are a few laughs in it. It’s a cute idea and I like that Tubi can be a channel for animated movies like this.

You can watch this on Tubi.