KSI wanted to turn the tables and give the Americans the scarcity we’ve had as a country since these products have been released. For months now, video sharing platform has seen clips of people selling the drinks going viral, in particular the account 'Wakey Wines', where the owner of a convenience store in Wakefield blew up on TikTok for making videos where he would simply film himself with customers who bought the drink and repeat catchlines that have simply become a trend.

I have come to realise that it is not the drink's flavour as such, but rather the thought of knowing you have an elusive drink which is attached to the YouTuber sensations. The pair have managed to grasp a gap in the market, which they have filled with their popularity to offer a hydration drink. Sainsbury's have enforced a maximum of three drinks per customer rule to try and ensure that things remain fair and there is a chance for more people to get their hands on the beverage. I'll begin with a little story if you'll indulge me, to set the scene the year is around 2002 and little Greg is as impressionable as they come. Me and two friends decided to head out on an expedition across a few fields to the next village over in South Yorkshire. Read More Related ArticlesThe bottles are predicted to fly off the shelves as the viral drink is known to sell out extremely fast. During previous launches, huge queues have gathered as people try to get their hands on the product. The stench was potently strong and definitely caught me off guard, but did the flavour outweigh the smell and appearance? I am not so sure, as it tasted like a zesty and cloudy lemonade with an uncanny amount of sweeteners. Now for the one I have been really looking forward to - Prime Hydration's KSI Orange and Mango flavour. I was going into both drinks with high expectations, but the fact that this is KSI's own flavour, with his name attached, meant that I was looking for an impeccable drink. When I first opened the bottle it smelt very fruity - orange, mango, pineapple came to my mind. And I was completely surprised when I tried it. First up is Prime's Lemon and Lime flavoured drink. As soon as I opened the bottle, things were not pretty as I looked into the bottle to see a clouded bottle of what looked like flat lemonade.

What Prime Hydration is - the KSI's influencer drink Asda keeps selling out of and children queue at sunrise Now came for the all important taste-test. It was only last week I sampled the Lemon and Lime and didn't think too much of it. Where as Blue Raspberry and Tropical Punch tasted much nicer in my opinion. The Prime Drink which has caused chaotic scenes in supermarkets up and down the country in recent months has seen another rise in attention due to the release of the new flavour, which is said to be a one-time release, and once it's gone, it's gone according to reports.

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The craze is sky-high even still to this day, but once this dies down a little I would drink this one after a session at the gym or after playing sports to hydrate me. Speaking on his own flavour, KSI said: "I've got a new flavour coming out, one of my very own. I already know - because it's limited edition as well - that it's going to go mad. I think people are just going to want to keep the bottle as well." Social media personalities KSI and Logan Paul have been dominating the sports drinks scene since their launch of Prime Hydration, and they seem to be continuing their acceleration worldwide. In February this year, it was announced that several supermarkets including, ASDA, Aldi, Costco, Sainsbury's and more across the UK would be selling the viral drink to customers. Comparing this more recent bottle, it definitely performed better than the original flavour of the Lemon and Lime. When I opened the bottle, it gave a tantalising aroma of very exotic fruits such as orange, grapefruit, passionfruit mango, pitaya and pineapple. Prime Hydration already comes in seven different flavours - Meta Moon, Ice Pop, Orange, Blue Raspberry, Tropical Punch, Lemon Lime and Grape. Each serving is between 20 to 25 calories and claims to be comprised of 10 percent coconut water, with added electrolytes, BCAAs (Branched-chain amino acid), B vitamins and antioxidants, but is caffeine free.