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A TikToker claimed that Red Bull had launched a ‘Hawk Tuah flavor’ energy drink. (Photo Credit: Twitter and Instagram/oglouisianalaw)
KEY HIGHLIGHTS
- A TikToker has claimed that Red Bull had launched a ‘Hawk Tuah Edition’ energy drink
- “Are they for real?” the woman asked in the TikTok video
- As of now, Red Bull has not announced any official collaboration with Hailey Welch
A TikToker claimed in a video that Red Bull had launched a ‘Hawk Tuah Edition’ energy drink, which appeared to be a collaboration between Hailey Welch and the brand. The TikToker, using the account OGLouisiana.law, claimed that her husband bought her a drink from Red Bull with ‘Hawk Tuah Edition’ mentioned on it.
Showing the can, the TikToker said, “Y’all, what the hell? My husband just went to the gas station and I told him to get me a Red Bull and he comes back with this. It literally says the Hawk Tool Edition, spit on that thing. And then if you read the fine print on the back, the taste of intimacy.”
“Are they for real? Do they really think I’m gonna drink this?… I’m shooketh,” she added. “First of, does it taste like spit? Cuz, I don’t know if I wanna try it or not. It ain’t been opened. I would’ve imagined it tastes like somebody’s spit.”
The video has since gone viral on social media, sparking a flurry of reactions.
As of now, Red Bull has not announced any official collaboration with Hailey Welch.
Welch became famous worldwide for giving bold sex tips on the streets of Nashville in a video, which has since gone viral. She then signed with The Penthouse management company, which helps her book appearances earning her $20,000 each, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
“We’ve been offered millions of dollars in deals that would be for adult-themed appearances, sponsorships, obviously OnlyFans, and that’s not who she is,” Jonnie Forster, the founder of The Penthouse, told the outlet.
“She was just featured on Rolling Stone’s website, and they basically call her Gen Z’s Dolly Parton,” he added.