Mojo Brookzz Brings “I Know You Lying” to Netflix on October 6th
Mojo Brookzz’s Netflix special arrives Tuesday, October 6th, giving viewers a new way to catch a comedian whose career already connects online sketches, theater stages and television. “I Know You Lying” is his first stand-up special for the streaming service, according to Netflix’s official listing.
The title page identifies it as a 2026 comedy special and gives it a TV-MA rating in the United States. Netflix’s description points to adult relationships, beauty culture and family stories as subjects, so this is a grown-folks selection for the week’s watchlist.
From an online following to a full stage set
Brookzz, also known as Dyon Brooks, works as an actor, writer, producer and stand-up comedian. His official Ticketmaster biography identifies him as the male lead in Tyler Perry’s “Miss Governor” and describes the touring work that helped build his live audience. That background makes the Netflix arrival part of an ongoing career across formats.
A stand-up special asks something different of a performer than a short social clip. The audience stays with the comedian through transitions, changes of pace and stories that have room to develop. For viewers who mainly know Brookzz from short videos, this release offers a chance to encounter his work in that longer form.
Netflix has posted a 36-second trailer on the official title page. It provides a brief look at the stage presentation before the special arrives. This preview does not establish how the complete set plays; that judgment belongs to viewers once they can watch the finished performance.
When and where to watch
Netflix’s October schedule lists “Mojo Brookzz: I Know You Lying” for October 6th. Viewers can use the official title page to find the trailer and the release listing, then check their Netflix account for availability. No live performance or ticket purchase is required to watch the streaming special.
PowerPage’s Streaming coverage tracks the week’s worthwhile viewing options across film, television and comedy. Brookzz’s debut adds an adult stand-up choice for viewers looking to spend an evening with one performer’s stories rather than start another series.
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