Decades of soda marketing is actually BS. Professional models and athletes don’t actually drink truckloads of sugar. Liquid Death Flavored Sparkling has just 20 calories and 4g of sugar from real agave. That’s 10x less sugar than most sodas. Which means you can drink 10x more Liquid Death!
Lliam Green
2mo
Tomato Ketchup is made from Fruit extracts and is 20% sugar... does that make Ketchup a sports drink?
I love it! You rarely see an athlete sponsored by Monster or Red Bull actually put the product to their lips when advertised.
Navin Khan
2mo
You should add allulose instead, better tasting and doesn’t spike blood sugar.
Agave nectar is 85% fructose and numerous studies have shown that fructose is more deliterious to your health than glucose.
So... the problem is not the amount of sugar ingested, but the number of packages consumed. Great: if one drinks 10 bottles of your product and not 1 of the others, everything will be fine! Especially with your revenue… It is a perfect brand name.
I volunteer as tribute to be a liquid death "model" as I am ADDICTED to them and their marketing! 👏
Andrew Birch
2mo
Terrible. Disparage the more unhealthy competition by pointing out your product is less bad. Canned, branded water is the height of waste and a fine example of vanity and carelessness.
Josh Marshall 🎃
2mo
I wish Liquid Death was around when I was a kid. I would have snuck it into church and been such a badass rebel.
Liquid Death marketing is always genius! It even inspired me to write a post about it! https://www.kunocreative.com/blog/advertising-pr-marketing-create-roi
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2moThe bigger poison is High Fructose Corn Surup. There are no sodas made in the U.S. with sugar.