Rising in popularity over the last few years, YouTube star KSI has famously said that he would love to fight Andrew Tate, has had some global marketing and content creation success, created the Prime energy drink with Logan Paul, and much more. And, as with any fast rise to fame, there will always be others in the world that try to undercut that success and use it for their own gain in some way.
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KSI recently posted a TikTok video reacting to Prime drink scalpers, and he is clearly quite upset that people are still getting away with it. KSI started the Prime energy drink brand with WWE wrestler Logan Paul, who is also irate about the drink scalping. Stores in the UK that do not officially have Prime yet are charging up to 100 pounds for just one can of the drink, which is outrageous. The video shows fans buying a twelve-pack for 1200 pounds, and KSI loses it, expressing his extreme anger at the situation.
YouTube and internet personalities like KSI and Logan Paul are always under a microscope, scrutinized and criticized at every move because everything they do is so public and out in the open. When KSI and Jake Paul talked about boxing each other, the entire conversation was on Twitter and the whole world was involved in the deal that went down in the process. So, when something happens in their lives, it isn’t just happening to them, but it is happening to them in front of the entire world.
Making YouTube videos and live-streaming has become a full-time career that pays quite well for those that manage to gain enough followers and subscribers. The world of YouTube and streaming has gotten so big that there is even an award show for it all now - The Streamer Awards. Hopefully, KSI and Logan Paul are able to get a handle on their Prime energy drink being scalped in the UK for ridiculous prices so that they are only able to be sold at official retailers from now on.
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Source: Dexerto
