How to watch Rumble from anywhere
Looking to watch Rumble – the Canadian video hosting website popular with conservatives – from anywhere, even Brazil?
If you’re visiting the US, Canada, UK, or indeed Brazil where access to the site is banned, you can use a VPN – NordVPN works best – to unblock Rumble and watch away as normal from any location.
Controversial it may be, but there’s no denying the popularity of Rumble, the video-sharing platform that promises to be ‘immune to cancel culture’.
Founded by Chris Pavlovski in October 2013 as an alternative to YouTube for independent vloggers, Rumble is increasingly popular, with more than 10.5 billions minutes watched by users a month the last time the site revealed user data.
From streaming live gaming videos from Guy “Dr Disrespect” Beahm, to live content from the uber addictive Power Slap competitions and the usual gamut of product reviews and quirky life hacks, Rumble has you covered for an alternative take on video content. US President Donald Trump has an account, albeit he hasn’t shared any content since February 2025.
And, yes, you could go down a conspiracy theory wormhole or two.
Though watching Rumble is easy as opening up the app or your computer in the US, Canada or the UK, it’ll stop working when you leave home, and is even banned in Brazil. Here’s a full (and quick) guide to how to get Rumble from anywhere in the world…
How to get started on Rumble
Much like YouTube, there’s nothing you need to do to start watching the billions of hours of content on Rumble – just an internet connection of some kind.
If you want to get personalized content to channels and creators you might like, and save your favorites, it’s a good idea to sign up for an account.
Register: Visit the sign up page of the Rumble website, input your details (name, email address, date of birth, username and password) and you’re pretty much good to go.
You’ll then be asked to verify your account over email – keep an eye in your Junk folder.
And that’s it, you’re good to start watching Rumble for free! That means you can start streaming all the content you like on the video-sharing platform.
But there are some countries around the world where you can’t access Rumble, and Brazil is one of them. Abroad right now? Here’s how to unblock Rumble…
How to watch Rumble from anywhere, even Brazil
Rumble is available in many countries across the world – including the US, UK, Canada and Australia – but there are some places where it won’t. In Brazil it is banned, which means it won’t work if you try to stream when overseas on business or vacation. However, you can always download a VPN to overcome these regional restrictions and access Rumble as normal when you’re abroad. You may be surprised how simple it is to do.
Watch Rumble from anywhere with one of the best VPNs:
What sport will be shown live on Rumble?
Though Rumble is restricted in what videos it can legally host on its site because of broadcast rights holders, there are a couple of sports it live streams.
The Nitrocross American rallycross racing series is among the sports available to watch on Rumble, along with Street League Skateboarding, and the aforementioned Power Slap, which is going viral across social media thanks to Rumble.
It is, of course, all free to watch and open – just as the internet should.
What streaming devices are supported by SBS On Demand?
Web Browsers
Mobile Devices (Android 8.0 and above, iOS 16 and above)
Amazon FireTV Stick
Android/Google TV (Android 9 and above, Sony, Kogan, TCL)
Apple TV (4th generation and later)
Chromecast (Chromecast 2nd Generation and above)
Hisense TVs (2017 models and later)
LG TVs (2017 models and later)
Roku
Samsung TVs (2017 models and later)
Xbox (2013 third-generation models and newer)
Why is Rumble banned in Brazil?
In February 2025, a Brazilian Supreme Court confirmed that Rumble would be banned in the South American country for allegedly refusing to comply with court orders.
Among the reasons for the decision was the video-sharing platform allowing Allan dos Santos, a fugitive of Brazilian law and a staunch supporter of controversial former President Jair Bolsonaro, to continue posting on the site.
Rumble said in a statement that it faces “unprecedented censorship in Brazil” and continues to fight the action.
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