Comedian Mojo Brookzz Bringing Debut Special ‘I Know You Lying’ To Netflix In October

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What happened

EXCLUSIVE: Comedian Dyon “Mojo” Brooks (aka Mojo Brookzz) has announced that his debut special, I Know You Lying, is set to premiere globally on Netflix on October 6.

No word on what Brooks discusses in the special.

Key facts

  • EXCLUSIVE: Comedian Dyon “Mojo” Brooks (aka Mojo Brookzz) has announced that his debut special, I Know You Lying, is set to premiere globally on Netflix on October 6.
  • Reported by Deadline and published Sun, 13 Sep 2026 17:00:00 UTC.

Why it matters

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Coverage timeline

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