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You have to charge the glowberry prime in the sin first haha

Make harry tastexsirra mistvpls😢😢😢 i am saying this to you in sider

The orange is also available in the UK pretty sure it’s been out a few months now!

In the US, you guys had the blue raspberry in the variety pack and didn’t review it

Harry, that is NOT a US bottle. It is a CANADIAN bottle! You can tell because of the fact the CANDIAN ones contain FRENCH and LOOK LIKE A US BOTTLE!

It’s £2 in my Tesco but £1.50 on Clubcard occasionally. Most supermarkets still stock it at £2 but co-op it’s £3 😂

@@jasminappleby779 should be £1.50 as standard, has been in my local for about 3 weeks now, used to be £2, the cans are 2 for a quid in farmfoods too

tesco dont sell prime no more

also £1.50 is not cheaper than $0.99. 75p = 95 cents (former price of prime in my local tesco for the clearance sale)

I've seen Prime in TESCOs for 75p, I've basically tried them all now cause they were so cheap, not really my thing though but yeah you can get them pretty cheap now as basically no one really cares that much about Prime anymore

This is the classic 'Jumped the shark' episode.

​@@joeshonk9715on god!

we dont want it to stop. its the best thing ever

I hope this series goes on for 35 years. May Old Joe and Old Harry never stop believing.

I do not want this series to ever end, but Prime would probably be in last place for me ranking episodes

Harry is definitely gonna snap and murder a postman in his mid 50’s

if you mean the Orange and Mango hydration "KSI limited edition" of Prime that was even sold online on their site with custom KSI and Prime branded bandanas in a gift box then I I am pretty sure they not exclusive to the UK also that is my favourite of the hydration drinks I only got to try it because here in the UK my younger brother at the time it launched was working at One Stop (a subsidiary of Tesco and a chain of corner shops) and they as well as Tesco had recently started selling Prime officially and my brother managed to get his hands on 2 bottles and I still have my empty one a whole year later and if you want to know what it tastes like it was similar to the Rubicon sparkling water of the same flavour but without the fizz and that Rubicon sparkling water is actually really nice especially since it uses the variety of mangoes typically found in South Asia that are 100% yellow when ripe for the peel unlike the ones commonly found in British supermarkets which are a mixture of red, yellow and green for the peel. If you want to try those mangoes which are the type Rubicon Mango fizzy drink and juice also uses go to some South Asian specialist supermarket when those mangoes are in season and they will have imports usually around £1 or something each one of the varieties which is the national fruit of Pakistan is Chaunsa Mangoes

@@zahidshabir4038i aint readin allat

Shut the hell up Florida

Naples is in Italy 😂😂

Second

That is pure evil

You're so cool wow

U have the same name as me lol

😈😈😈😈😈

Might have been filmed a while ago

If you check the Prime UK website, it's not on their anymore alongside Grape.

@@lakbirsinghjohal3333but it’s common in Asda

@@ASM07772orange became common in U.K. long before glowberry released

Yeah I had the orange flavour from Aldi like only like 2 months ago ALSO I think grape was discontinued because no one really drinks much grape juice at all here and the only purple coloured juice people drink is Blackcurrant flavour such as Ribena

I like a few flavours but not all

I do actually kinda like it, but I almost feel embarrassed buying it cos of the hype around it. If it was just any other drink I'd probably drink it more often

As they mostly said in the video, it's marketed almost exclusively to kids via "influencers", aka streamers. My daughter has heard of it, and has said she sees kids selling it to other kids every day at school. I'm not sure why, as it's readily available, I've seen it at Sam's Club for example.

You’re not missing out, it tastes disgusting- stick with monster drinks and others (better flavour and price).

Not sure where you’re from, but my local big Tesco puts the Prime at the front door. They’re always in Tesco Express stores now too. Sports Direct sells them (overpriced), Morrisons, Co-Op, Sainsbury’s, Asda and Aldi. I’ve seen them in all of those stores in the UK

Everyday?!

It tastes disgusting don’t waste your time with it.

All shops should be, because it’s the law 😂 I’m 23, and I always get IDed for energy drinks

My sports direct in Wales had them too. I’m from south England though and didn’t ever see them in my local towns sports direct but it’s one still without a proper Game store inside (it’s just a desk with some Pokemon plushies and PS5s)

Probably..... Like everything in the US, it's going to be banned in the UK

Of course

😮 the supermarket price in Belgium is 9 to 10 euro, which is around 8 quid!

my yr6 little brother is a nutcase for these It tastes like piss

NO. You are on about the Orange Mango KSI Limited Edition which is my personal favourite and was a limited time release was also sold in the UK and they even sold a special edition version of the bottles in a display box with a KSI and Prime branded bandana in the box. I had the drink without the display box because one of my younger brothers used to work in a One Stop store (a corner shop chain owned by Tesco) shortly after leaving Uni and they OFFICIALLY stocked the drink and he was allowed to keep 2 bottles and gave one to me and my other younger brother to share. The Orange Mango was such a nice flavour and if you want to know how it tastes the closest tasting drink is the Rubicon sparkling Orange Mango but without the fizz and NO the prime hydration version does not taste nothing like the energy drink of the same flavour the hydration tastes closer to Rubicon Sparkling Orange Mango and energy tastes a lot different it doesn't even taste like the Orange Mango energy drink Rubicon sells

Prime is marketed towards everyone, not just kids...

Prime might get banned @@CJLX805

​@CJLX805 I think it's fairly obvious by the influences they've brought in, that they're target market is kids.

@@GamerBully but adults drink it too, not just kids, anyone can drink it if they wanted to, why do you only care about kids???

@@CJLX805 because i don't know about you, but if an adult willing drinks this shit I couldn't care less about them as it was their decision to ignore medical advice and they are liable for their own choices, a kid doesn't have that authority, and as such should be protected by those who do have that authority, and seeing as kids are the VAST MAJORITY of the market for this product, I would argue that it should under even more scrutiny than other products in the same category. are you genuinely saying that you don't care if a kid drinks this and has a heart attack as a result of the massive dose of potassium they get from drinking it? You sound like a bit of a sociopath if that's what you're advocating.

I've seen it about in the shops, where it appeared out of nowhere to take up a ton of shelf space and evict many other things almost overnight. (My local tesco removed thier "cheap shelf" for this stuff!) No idea where it came from until now. And quite happy to leave it alone tbh.

Yeah when I tasted it it’s like a green apple taste to it🍏

Bubly isn’t actively available in the UK

thanks doc!

artificial colouring is baD? But tons of fake sugar and artificial flavourings are okay? dude ur talking about prime. It has so much caffeine in my country its banned for school kids.