The Birth of the Broski Squad
Zion Broski Green didn't just stumble into comedy - he built a movement. It started with late-night TikTok skits shot in his cramped college dorm room, where his deadpan delivery and absurd scenarios - like arguing with a toaster or pretending to be a motivational speaker at a funeral - racked up millions of views. But what really set him apart wasn't the jokes; it was the way he turned his audience into a crew. He called them the Broski Squad. Fans didn't just watch - they recreated his bits, shouted his catchphrases, and demanded something to wear that proved they were part of the inner circle.
The first merch drop was a humble affair. Zion screen-printed a batch of 50 white tees with a Sharpie-style "BROSKI" across the chest and sold them on his Instagram stories. They sold out in 12 minutes. That moment was the pivot. He realized that his fans weren't just consuming content - they were building an identity around his humor. The Broski Squad became a tribe that wanted gear that felt as irreverent and authentic as the skits. Let's get it - that was the energy, and it only grew from there.



