[ruune]

These never made it further than "I'm buying this because I like MrBeast/Logan Paul/etc." at least as far as I can tell. These wheelchairs are supposed to become good enough that any regular disabled person that can't walk* will seriously consider them even without knowing who makes them.

*English isn't my first language, no idea what a proper inoffensive way to describe the target audience is. I mean no harm :)

[al_borland]

I ordered a Beast Burger on Door Dash without having any clue it was a Mr Beast thing until it showed up and was heavily branded. I wanted a burger and figured I'd try something new. I had never really watched any Mr Beast videos at that point. For whatever reason, he is never recommended to me.

The seasoning was so strong it was a bit hard to eat. I assumed it was covering up for lower quality meat or something. I have no desire to order one again.

[huvarda]

Mr Beast burgers werent even a real restaurant. Theyre just faceless ghost kitchens with a mrbeast sticker slapped on top.

[kalleboo]

The quality control on the Mr Beast Burger was so bad he sued the virtual kitchen company that was producing it https://www.aol.com/mrbeast-sues-shut-down-ghost-110013067.h...

[ChickeNES]

My understanding is that they had massive QC issues. I ordered one on a lark and actually liked it, ended up getting a few times. But from what I've seen online that was not a universal experience.

[dangus]

I disagree mostly on the basis of Prime.

I see Prime in basically every convenience store, it seems to be a generally successful drink brand.

I knew about the drink before I knew that it had anything to do with Logan Paul and KSI.

[twobitshifter]

those logan paul Prime drinks are now in every convenience store. I don’t notice any logan paul related obvious branding.

[astura]

From what I understand these drinks are massively popular amongst children (which I guess is Logan's primary demographic). I've never seen anyone over 30 buy one.