Prime Video will release the Canadian Original docuseries Young Farts Trailer Parts on July 17, showcasing two Alberta brothers who turned a reclamation business for recreational vehicle parts into a multimillion‑dollar company.
From TikTok clips to a streaming debut
The series follows brothers Jagger and Dawson Glowatsky as they run Young Farts RV Parts from a warehouse in Vegreville, Alberta. According to promotional material from the streamer, the pair built an audience with DIY and entrepreneurial videos on TikTok before attracting the attention of Prime Video.
Creative team and tone
Young Farts Trailer Parts is billed as a docuseries that mixes "outrageous schemes," chaotic stunts and "big‑hearted hijinks." It is executive produced by Jacob Tierney, whose credits include work on Letterkenny and Shoresy. The programme positions itself as a character‑driven portrait of small‑town business growth and the personalities behind a viral success.
How to watch
The series will be available globally on Prime Video. Prime membership pricing noted by the platform includes a monthly subscription of $9.99 (US) or an annual option of $99; the service also lists a discounted membership for young adults and students at 50% off following a six‑month free trial. Prime bundles streaming with other Amazon services and benefits.
- Title: Young Farts Trailer Parts
- Premiere date: July 17
- Subjects: Jagger and Dawson Glowatsky; Young Farts RV Parts
- Producer (exec.): Jacob Tierney
- Location: Vegreville, Alberta
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Platform | Prime Video (global) |
| Format | Docuseries |
| Notable credit | Jacob Tierney (exec. producer) |
For Canadian audiences, the series represents another example of homegrown content moving from short‑form social media visibility to mainstream streaming. It also underscores how streaming services continue to mine digital creators and regional stories for programming that blends entrepreneurship, humour and reality‑style storytelling.
Viewers can access the show through an Amazon Prime membership, which the company markets as a bundle of entertainment and retail benefits. Exact episode count and further production credits were not detailed in the promotional material released by Prime Video.
