The news about the new KSI Prime drink started after he appeared on the Today’s Show in Australia and showed off the bottle. The announcement and the release of the product in 2022 was followed by a social media hype associated with these social media personalities, who have tens of millions of followers combined.

The drink has also been banned in schools in many countries, including some in Australia, Canada, [36] South Africa, the United Kingdom and the United States.Just like the orange Prime Hydration, the grape flavor is also not the most favored in the rankings. Available in a range of flavours that include orange, grape, ice pop, blue raspberry, lemon lime and tropical punch, each drink comes with added nutritional benefits to compliment taste. It encourages them to want sweet drinks, when plain water is the answer and helps them develop a sweet tooth which is not good for the future in terms of a healthy diet and controlling their weight. Prime Energy flavors include Blue Raspberry, Ice Pop, [12] Lemon Lime, Orange Mango, Strawberry Watermelon, Original and Tropical Punch. KSI, who has a huge net worth, revealed this on Twitter, writing: “Just for the record, the KSI Prime bottle is limited edition.

We are continuing to come out with exclusive, one-off, limited edition bottles,” Logan said, teasing KSI’s new flavor. School Governing Bodies (SGB) lawfully have the power to determine what pupils are allowed to bring into schools. Well, so was everyone else, but then they decided to try it out and nobody questioned this collaboration after that due to how good it was! The drink will be available for our supporters throughout home matchdays at Emirates Stadium, starting at Saturday’s Emirates Cup fixture against Sevilla.Boxer Chris Eubank Jr also tried the drink saying "It's very sweet, I mean it says it's naturally flavoured. DRINK IT IN Arsenal team up with Logan Paul and KSI – who was 'sick' of being a Gunners fan in 2019 – as YouTube boxer celebrates 'childhood dream' with hydration deal". The doctor added that Prime is made from coconut water, which is "full of electrolytes (sodium and potassium)" but "again, children obtain plenty of these from their diet. It usually lands at either the 4th or the 5th spot and not going to lie; it is kind of disappointing to witness that.