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Red Bull sells 7.5 billion cans every year.
That's close to one can per person in the world.
People love this stuff!
You see the Red Bull logo everywhere.
But, it doesn't even come close to Coca-Cola, which sells 1.9 billion units each day!
So, how does Red Bull pay for all this?
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0:00 Red Bull - Intro
1:04 Red Bull - A cure for Jetlag
3:12 Red Bull - A Global Opportunity
5:57 Red Bull - How Red Bull was born
6:57 Red Bull - The one controversial ingredient
10:10 Red Bull - It's all in the Sale
12:20 Red Bull - Selling nothing but looks
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[@wolfgangkranek376]

The Coca Cola Company approves of this video. Because their nothing is better then RB's nothing.

[@formulaliftr3600]

I find it quite interesting that red bull started out as a cheaper alternative to the more expensive Japanese and Korean offerings. Because now anytime i stop for an energy drink, Red Bull is always the most expensive drink on offer (Canada)

[@petelee2477]

In the US it's a close competition between red bull and monster

[@fr00tloops]

@@petelee2477 monster has had pretty aggressive marketing too. Often times in the same industries as red bull.

[@BT-jg2xv]

@@fr00tloops yes but honestly monster didn't have the budget that redbull have

[@fr00tloops]

@@BT-jg2xv true, but if you go into rural canadian/american towns you see alot of people wearing monster caps or sweaters or t shirts or decals on snowmobiles or trucks etc

[@nikolai3620]

A cheaper alternative in Thailand, mind you. It still is cheap here.

[@carlostrujillom]

Excellent video my friend! As the chief creative officer for Red Bull Chile for more than a decade, I can tell you, you are right on with this information! I am also from Costa Rica, so we have many things in common. Cheers!

[@pabloagsutinnavavieyra2308]

That's so cool! Must ve a cool job haha

[@carlostrujillom]

@@pabloagsutinnavavieyra2308 Yes my friend it was a very cool job, have many stories about it. Cheers!

[@slidebean]

Good to know that our sources were all good 😉

[@yusufjafri]

@@slidebean can you make a video about the up and downs of snapdeal..

[@inbloom08]

Hell of gig well done!

[@andrewkerman5347]

Just clarify the f1 side. Each f1 team builds their own car every year. So yes red bull is now getting into engines but they've been building every other part of the car for 17 years! They also own a second team thats sponsored by a high end clothing brand they own called Alpha Tauri. So its safe to say the model of "not producing anything" isn't entirely accurate.

[@avrocat80]

Honda will build their engines til 2025. Just branded as Red Bull cuz Honda “left” (not rlly).

[@michiadams]

Alpha Tauri is literaly just Redbull merch that looks a bit fancy

[@hishamhilal8332]

@@avrocat80 of course that is why HRC is on the car now and in 2026 they will (likely) partner with the VW group to make engines. But still the Red Bull Technologies project has been active in making automotive for a long time even outside f1, they made a car with Aston Martin. So yeah they do produce these parts.

[@UltimateBreloom]

@@michiadams In fairness, that's a lot of high fashion street wear.

[@michiadams]

@@UltimateBreloom Fair game that is true

[@philk1913]

As a fan of the channel and a huge F1 fan, i would love to see a video produced about F1 and how it has evolved and grown over the years. The FIA angle is also interesting to look at, as with other governing bodies it has had its share of controversy.

[@emmanuel-ayxdele]

You said it all. 😀

[@illyasvielemiya9059]

Seconded

[@jamesachesa9455]

Same here. I'm love Slidebean and I'm a huuuugggggeeeeee F1 fan. @Slidebean, your move now.

[@nicolasmaldonado1428]

Fan of this channel, fan of F1, and used to be a fan of RedBull until last race.

[@Stellar-Cowboy]

Absolutely! We need a sidebean F1 vid

[@scottrobinson4611]

I think you understated the success of Red Bull's F1 team - And it's worth mentioning that they actually own 2 F1 teams in Red Bull Racing, and Alpha Tauri F1 (formerly Toro Rosso - 'Red Bull' in italian). Red Bull's F1 team entered the sport in 2005. Their 2nd team, Toro Rosso, entered in 2006. In 2008, Toro Rosso got their first race win, with Sebastian Vettel as their driver. The team's third year in F1. In 2009, Sebastian got promoted to the main team in Red Bull Racing - and won again that year, for Red Bull's first win in F1, after 5 years in the sport. In 2010, Sebastian Vettel won the World Drivers' Championship (WDC) with Red Bull Racing, and led the team to their first World Constructors' Championship (WCC) This success repeated until the end of the 2013 season, by which point Red Bull had won 4 consecutive double-world championships (Drivers' + Constructors') with Sebastian Vettel taking all 4 Drivers' titles. This was almost unheard of at the time - with the exception of Ferrari's 5 consecutive double-world championships from 2000-2004 with Michael Schumacher. The major difference is that Ferrari was a 50-year old team with a long history of success in racing. Red Bull was only 6 years old when it won its first title with a 23 year old driver, and was spawned from an energy drink company. For an extended history of the team, keep reading... Red Bull's run of winning titles ended after 2013. From 2014 - 2020, every single WDC and WCC was won by Mercedes' F1 team, and 6 of those 7 WDCs went to Lewis Hamilton - only losing out to his teammate Nico Rosberg once, in 2016. It's hard to convey just how dominant Mercedes was in these 7 seasons. Red Bull's ability to compete for wins was not so good through these years, but they'd been building up momentum to challenge for another F1 title, and by the 2020 season they'd got a strong lead driver in Max Verstappen - truly a worthy successor to Sebastian Vettel. (As an aside - Max was signed to Red Bull's sister team Toro Rosso at just 17 years old, in 2015. Just over a year later, he was promoted mid-season to the main team aged 18, and won the very first race he participated in for the main team) Red Bull finished strong in 2020, winning the last race, showing similar speed as the Mercedes car. In 2021, Red Bull and Mercedes traded wins all season, mainly with Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton (the 7-time champion). Max ended up winning the Drivers' title in controversial circumstances - but nobody can say it was not deserved. He won 2 more races than Lewis did. Meanwhile Mercedes ended up winning the Constructors' title - owing to their more consistent 2nd driver, Valtteri Bottas. The significance of this is that Red Bull, led by Max Verstappen, were the first team in 8 years to beat Mercedes. The 2022 season is just 2 races in as I write this comment. Mercedes is clearly the 3rd fastest car, but once again, Red Bull appears to have built a car that is neck and neck with their new rival in Ferrari. The cars are clearly the two fastest, and they appear to be almost identical in overall speed. So far, Red bull is looking very competitive, and appears to have the ability to win both championships this year, if things don't take a bad turn. Very few teams in the history of F1 have had such extended periods of relative success, cemented with a healthy number of championships under their belt. And it all started with an energy Drink company looking to sponsor a racing driver. They'll forever be remembered as one of the greatest teams in the sport - no small achievement in any sense.

[@calebbritannia6283]

Replying to this to note the ferrari and red bull neck and neck comment didn't age well 😅

[@lydia601]

@@calebbritannia6283 😂

[@yohannessulistyo4025]

About Asia, the origin of the "energy" drink: You need to mention about how we treat Krating Daeng, Lipovitan, and their likes here. There is a reason why: - It is not marketed to everyone, we use burly working blue collar men and women in the adverisement (recently they began to follow red bull, but Japan cancelled when they eventually targeted kids) - it is sold in cough syrup bottle packaging or can with medicine themed colouring (in some Asian countries, it is classified as medicine - the companies who manufactured them are pharmaceutical companies) - caffeine is also treated with caution: as a child, I was always told it was "grown up drink" almost like alcohol, but you can start drinking earlier - It is without soda, thus the flavour is worse, it is a medicine, remember? That's why we have no problem with it: nobody drinks 10-20 RB cans a day to pass "gruelling college days" or "assignment deadline" or "cool to drink in hip loud party", and then got permanent heart problems and then the story goes to BBC or DW, and gets it banned by the government. Then people wonder why Asia has no problem with this dangerous drink. While marketing does play a part, the way we clung into our tradition and our habit also helps prevent similar abuse. Coca Cola themselves wonder why we don't drink as much sugar soda, nor buys into their "diet" ones. We have a lot of American / European graduates returning home and trying to debunk that myth about artificial sweeteners in Diet or Coke Zero being bad, and thus safe to chug it down in American quantity. Too bad, people already have this preconception, that to quench thirst, nothing is better than plain old water. The only stupid thing we do here is not making our tap water drinkable, but yes, it is more difficult to do in a tropical country, but seriously it is 21st century, we should have the techhnology to do that.

[@anditard]

Yea I don't understand people drink energy drink more than one a day. Very unhealthy

[@jefinathariwirza6578]

do power F even considered energy drink?

[@cuanseekers6760]

@@jefinathariwirza6578 supir angkot say it is

[@CreatingCreations]

As an engineering major who also worked over 20 hours a week I started drinking I least one bang a day to barely survive. But since giving up caffeine, I’ve watched my life steadily get better. They’re fun, they taste amazing and most importantly make you feel amazing but in the end if you don’t keep increasing the amount of caffeine your body stops being able to take it.

[@mechanomics2649]

@@DMAX-tp4pc It's almost like caffeine is a drug. It's okay though, the DEA says this's one of the good ones.

[@xWood4000]

It's interesting that bang has more caffeine than most other energy drinks, and has more warnings than most

[@exoticbutters2781]

You forgot to mention that Red Bull doesn't even handle the bottling of their beverage. They work with other beverage companies and get a percentage of each can sold. So they are literally just a marketing company at this point. Very smart business.

[@charles2521]

Smart business for dumb people, as always.

[@thalesrodrigues3964]

he literally did

[@silkapor]

13:02 Mercedes actually won the Constructors title and RedBull came second. However, Redbulls driver Max Verstappen won the Drivers Championship. I think the way you said it made it sound like Redbull won the Constructors title. Great video though and always enjoy watching your content :)

[@osomnm431]

Dude the amount of facts this guy has wrong in this video just makes me mad

[@Sauceyjames]

@@osomnm431 It kinda happens when you gotta pump out videos every week.

[@ricardoterrinha4899]

No one cares about the constructors title... Its about the drivers. No ones gonna say oh yeah do you remember who won 1999s constructor title?

[@faranocks]

@@Sauceyjames Not really an excuse. He could, idk, make fewer, more factually accurate videos???

[@soubir94]

@@ricardoterrinha4899 no one cares? Really? Lol.

[@3089io]

The B12 is actually really important in the cocktail. It has crazy amplifying effects on the absorption of caffine.

[@ungabungus01]

Other way around. Caffeine increases b12 absorption

[@3089io]

@@ungabungus01 herp derp. I have had that backwards for years apparently. Thank you for the clarification.

[@vylbird8014]

Supposedly. There's no rigorous study of the matter.

[@btudrus]

If you are a malnourished vegan, that "Red Bull" maybe even beneficial to you. LOL.

[@30769s]

I remember the first time I heard about Red Bull. I was about 5 or 6 and my dad was watching Red Bull air racing, I didnt even know they even made drinks until I noticed the logo in the shops. To me, Red Bull is Mercedes rival, an air racing competition and an extreme sports company and the drink is just so you can have wings

[@CDages]

I'm surprised there was no mention made on their expansions towards the eSports market, with sponsorships and major events in the Fighting Game space like the yearly RedBull Kumite Invitational. Great video nonetheless

[@arbaz79]

I was about to write the same thing because Iam a Tekken fan.For the first time they included Tekken in the kumite.

[@xowormsfan1]

seriously i feel like i never see a top tier tournament of any game not be sponsored by red bull

[@avery.a5948]

Who the hell watches esports 🤣🤣 go touch grass kid.

[@lil_jong-un6668]

@@avery.a5948 Lots of people and many more in the future. Boomer

[@rafaelrp07]

My guess is that worldwide it has a bad reputation in some places. I believe eSports is very related to teenagers and at least in my country could not sound that good. Their commercial 'red bulll give you wings' in cartoon style has been banned for years here...

[@dahasolomon7314]

I love how the original company is still making the product in Thailand and benefitting that country. Major W.

[@AshAnwar]

I love these company forensics videos, I learn so much!

[@Humblyguided]

Super analysis on forensic Caya, always insightful , keep bringing more!!❤

[@AdriaanPretorius]

I remember when Red Bull released in my country. I was at a nightclub at 20, we all got free cans! I took a sip, the taste was horrible, but I absolutely SWORE it was giving me 10 times the energy to club! You got me Red Bull, you got me...

[@sschueller]

The taurine rumor was already around in Switzerland in the 90's and redbull wall sold underground as it wasn't legal at that time.

[@btudrus]

which is a complete nonsense. taurine has been shown in numerous studies to be very beneficial for human health. of course, the sugar in the drink is exactly the opposite so "Red Bull" is evidently more harmfull than what the taurine in it is beneficial. that's why I rather eat a lot of red meat which has a good amount of taurine, as it has many other stuff like omega3's (DHA), cholesterol, carnitine, carnosine, choline, heme-iron and many fat-soluable vitamins like B12. It also have a highly bioavailable complete protein which no plant has...

[@devarshborsadiya2397]

Dietrich Mateschitz was always a formula 1 fanatic and also was good friends with one of the drivers (Helmut Marko who has been an advisor for the Redbull team and is head of red bull's talent developing program which is the most successful out of Ferrari, McLaren, and Mercedes). he always wished to have his own F1 team. so it isn't out of nowhere energy drink is making engines for F1. he just has more money now to invest in what he always wanted to do.

[@junilog]

They are the most successful because they are the first ones to dedicate a team for Drivers Development Program, compared to the other teams back then who just sponsor their drivers. Their first driver graduate was Christian Klien back in 2004 I think. While McLaren, the second team with a similar program, had their first graduate in Lewis Hamilton in 2007. At that time Red Bull already has dozens of drivers and later next year graduated Sebastian Vettel to F1 in 2008

[@majorfallacy5926]

Over here in austria it's definitely a working class drink despite being expensive. I've never seen actual high earners buy into the branding, and there's an actual stigma against it in the upper middle class

[@btudrus]

Because high earners know how toxic sugar is....

[@ab-hx8qe]

Probably because they don’t want to be associated with the police ;) if you know you know.

[@hamburgermatty]

Loved the vid! Thank you for dropping dank knowledge. If I’m not mistaken, I believe that Red Bull has also dipped their toes into fashion with Alpha Tauri. Man, what a well oiled brand!

[@thewhitewolf58]

You and studio binder may both be youtube ad channels (studio binder is a film management software that gives great examples of filming techniques.) But your both my favorite channels even though im no business man or film maker.

[@Reeenald]

You talked a lot about them, but still didn't explain the business model behind. How does it all work out even though they don't sell that much as you say?

[@waltersabino9891]

Thank you, Caya, for another great video!!

[@papishome3394]

in my uni in malaysia, red bull would frequently come w their signature mini cars n hand out free red bull. the girls were hot too, which would attract more people to their booths. red bull really knows their shit

[@AnonozChong]

Yeah man, I remember they came to MMU and asked us to buy the european over thai ones. But I prefer the sweeter thai version.

[@slidebean]

I remember the Red Bull minis so well! They were great.

[@Charlie-ev1ke]

Dude I love this video a must subscribe

[@carlosperez9601]

Wow dude. Youve upgraded my mind

[@AJITHNKALE-cg5qk]

Another great video!!! road to 500k soon!

[@AwokenEntertainment]

Red Bull is much more than just a drink!

[@pabloagsutinnavavieyra2308]

Uuh actually I'd love to see your take on Formula One. You make interesting a lot of stuff I had no idea about.

[@pabloagsutinnavavieyra2308]

However I'll add that the writting at the end of your videos from a time to now has felt a little flat. However the content rocks. Keep it up

[@jamarmontehermoso2951]

Hi Slidebean! Can you do a Company Forensics on Esports orgs?

[@sagelenyatsa8246]

I really enjoyed this video, Its well researched and you speak really well. I live off Red Bull to keep the long work hours in Asia.

[@mohnishkumar]

We need a formula 1 video!!!! Will definitely like to see your POV

[@samuelhopely4853]

For the record (again with the F1 connection) Red Bull's brand AlphaTauri does produce clothes, though of course... no brand actually "produces" clothes.

[@ZAGZUGGLES]

Awesome video Caya.. you seem bit tired..take rest.. :-)

[@EthanBom]

Your videos have such a weird cadence to them. it's like a friend whos bad at telling stories

[@veesssss]

As a Thai person, your pronunciation is on point. So no worries.

[@stevehazeltine6487]

ประชดหรือ

[@darteaga1785]

Thanks for this video this is very interesting! A quick correction on the 2021 F1 championship. Redbull didn’t win the F1 constructors championship, Mercedes won that. Max Verstappen, a Redbull driver, won the driver’s championship. It might seem like a silly distinction but in the sport it does matter, as the constructors championship will determine the prize money for the team as well as time in wind tunnels for future development among other perks. Thanks again for this video. It was very informative!

[@alishabee369]

Cool insights and information!

[@camejuanm]

It's kinda weird seeing Red Bull and Krating Daeng side by side in a convenience store here in SEA, knowing the story behind them. They have the same logo, very different appearance, Krating Daeng is short and wide orange cans while Red Bull is tall, silver & blue cans, both very catchy, and both at different price points.

[@BukanOmar]

i live in SEA, i once thought that Krateng Daeng was the bootleg ver of RB 🤣 and yeah, KD is actually cheaper than RB

[@jamshedkarimnazarov7610]

Great video Caya. Excited to get a video about Formula - 1 as well

[@michaelconvery2924]

Would all depend on consumption patterns like anything

[@buckwheat7810]

@@michaelconvery2924 5cents ? Dang is that nows price or back in the 70s

[@dougsteel7414]

There's tons of companies make money selling nothing. Wall Street has several hundred thousand. There's also companies that hold patents. I'd say the majority of actual fund transfers are made by organisations selling nothing

[@RikoF1]

Yes, a Formula 1 video would be cool to see! Even if it comes with a different view of what fans really appreciate.

[@sathvikdesineni8349]

Yes please! Make videos on tech and companies related to F1

[@jasonestrada7581]

how redbull makes 💵? you did not answer that simple question. thanks for the redbull story

[@Vipz]

And for some reason, this guy can't stay still, too much of red bull I guess

[@Olsenator]

Bro your video skydiving!!!! Hahaha I went. Same reaction. It’s so rad. But I feel like your so overwhelmed you can’t take it all in on the first jump. You can see it in your face when you go. The facial expressions hahaha all over the place. I wonder what I looked like lol

[@nareshbisht7620]

This is great i always used to wonder how red bull is everywhere where there is threat to life.

[@Xhadp]

I think GoPro also does a similar strategy as I see them advertising a lot but not to the level of Red Bull. Always see promotional material about a cool thing done in the outdoors published by GoPro themselves but they are quickly become less popular due to a myriad of reasons. I also find it comical that Red Bull are mainly sponsoring athletes for their drink can when it is athletes that usually have the strictest of diets that they need to work with where they can't be going and chugging red bulls whenever they are told to. Luckily they haven't delved heavily into mainstream sports such as Olympic events and instead focused on the more outdoorsy type of athletes like climbing, skydiving spelunking etc. which usually aren't are regulated or competitive to get up to the top levels.

[@ericcarabetta1161]

Somehow Red Bull is still one of the more expensive energy drinks even with all the recent competition.

[@johnl.7754]

Probably because of all the marketing events they do keeps them popular

[@caseynw]

Great video! However I wish you have had introduced more about how the Japanese had these energy drinks for a long time and that the Japanese Thai trade was how the massively popular (in Japan) energy drinks were introduced into the Thai market. Also, in Japan, current Red Bull content is modified to adjust to Japanese market.

[@kentuckyproproductions1624]

Redbull is a marketing company, distribution company’s make all their products. It’s switching to be made in America with two plants opening

[@films3productions849]

Very nice video. Liked it a lot had to subscribe....

[@samuelmanguerra9352]

why do you sound like you're always so stressed my dude, you sound so distressed.

[@CraftedNewsTV]

The economics behind F1 would be an amazing topic!

[@tmarshman1200]

Great video!

[@rjq3987]

Yes would love a financial overview or business model of an F1 Team say like Haas or Williams teams (the lowest/cheapest) compared to Mercedes and Red Bull. Do any teams actually produce a profit? How much $$ does it take to create an F1 team?

[@keanamrazek3745]

They are starting to make money

[@IFlyinBaconI]

Great video, be awesome to see company finance on f1

[@LilGril10]

Please make more F1 videos! I would love ur take on F1.

[@WXRBL666]

Redbull actually do have a clothing line called Alpha Tauri, which is also the name of their sister team in F1.

[@Nathan_Bunga]

How have you not made an F1 video? Its a fucking gold mine for you. You can squeeze atleast 5 videos out of it. How its ran, the teams, the politics behind hosting a race, Bernie Ecclestone, Pay drivers etc.

[@slidebean]

We did. It flunked.

[@jaydipsolanki3826]

wondered all the time about this

[@benm38]

It’s funny because Red Bull is one of the few things outside of any normal routine that I still end up purchasing at least once per year.

[@richardthomas7301]

Brilliant video

[@arturoescorcia]

In some countries people were mixing it with alcohol and creating cocktails with it, the problem was that some combinations would cause increased heart rate and tachycardia, some people abusing it suffered heart attacks and thia naturally created a lot of backlash and helped it earn a bad reputation

[@findusparker]

All that nice stuff not a mention about his grandson hit and ran a cop in Thailand, tried to pin it on the pin it on the family driver, then fled the country and remains on Interpol's red notice.

[@hishamhilal8332]

I've always been a fan of their F1 team and everything they do They have some of the best marketing in the world

[@JohnnyH1992]

Great video, just a quick correction, the “Taurine comes from Bull Sperm” rumour has been around way longer than “since 2016” I remember having that conversation when I was in school in the mid 00’s so I’d say it’s at least 10 years older than you’ve claimed there. But that’s 1 tiny suggestion in an otherwise very informative video.

[@MohammedAtifSami]

Oh yes, please cover F1, with your shrewed research and analysis I am sure we are going to enjoy it alot.

[@azeezileyemi8120]

I love your videos!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@marclucas8774]

Excellent video. Yes, do a video about Formula 1

[@doct101]

Drank Red Bulls for years .. it became an addiction from 2-3 a week to 1 a day to sometimes 2 a day . Always tired and if I drank one boom up … started feeling sick decided to change up diet cut back redbull felt worse .. decided to give it up and body litterally went through withdrawals. Massive headaches slight fever .. lasted about a week .. the desire to drink them lasted over a month . Can’t go back

[@sukhr6928]

appreciate it, skipped past the history etc but last 5 mins was great

[@eXpas04]

This video was all over the place bro

[@sinnexz]

what an awesome story... thanks!

[@matze3596]

I can tell u that Red Bull has always been the most expensive energy drink in Germany

[@danielk3126]

A video on formula one would be really cool!

[@napadaanlng69]

in the Philippines from around 2011-2015, there's a red bull butternut munchkin donut sold in 7/11 branches. I always buy them everyday, also the brand of the donut that carries the redbull donuts is mr donut.

[@ivosanta5553]

Red bull is great to give you that final kick when you are coming down on drugs like xtc or coke, so the high lasts a little bit longer

[@Mr--_--M]

Yes please! Video about Formula 1 or how their sponsorships work 👌🏾

[@varunsridhar2086]

Mate! nice video, also I think you left out AlphaTauri - they actually do make clothes as well!

[@Peleski]

I occasionally drank such things in the 90s in Japan, but they were sold in little tonic bottles, nothing fun about them. When I saw they'd rebranded them as party drinks I thought it was a joke.

[@georgeroy9806]

Talk bout F1, one by slidebean, hell yea!

[@tomasvaisnoras639]

Hey, I would like to see videos about F1 and Monster energy, would really appreciate if you could ;) good job, keep it up!

[@JoAlpzino]

I love the flow of your speech and really interesting topic, always wondered how an energy drink became an extreme sports icon

[@jamesachesa9455]

I'm such a huge fan of Formula 1💯. Please make a video about it💯

[@shashanka8344]

Yesss we would love if you make a video about F1

[@elinborg3653]

It's nice that the production of the drinks is still in Thailand

[@luccaventurini1011]

Just a note, RB already took over the power supply for the F1 team from Honda

[@rossedwardmiller]

7:10 the rumor has been around longer than that. I’ve heard it since the brand has been available in the US.

[@theaustrianpro]

For the most part very accurate - one thing TC Pharmaceuticals is not producing the western version of Red Bull. They still supply the asian market with Kraeting Daeng and their version of Red Bull but the western version with the distinct rhombus design was until 2021 exclusively filled in two plants located in Austria & Switzerland which are located right next to each other on the border. The plants are run by a local juice manufacturer called "Rauch" (you may recognize their logo on the F1 cars). There is also a can manufacturing plant from Ball right next door. 2021 a new filling plant was opened in Glendale Arizona becoming the third filling location. TC Pharmaceuticals is solely focused on the local Thai market and surrounding countries.

[@raynerhandrian1486]

Oh yeah Krating Daeng, that a names been while I never heard of.

[@178fahimahmed7]

In my childhood , I believed that RedBull was a drink for F1 drivers.... lmao

[@daddyteddy85]

Me too 😂😂😂

[@yanngagnon1484]

As a Canadian, I feel I have to mentioned that Crashed Ice != Ice hockey. Great vid, as always, just the same!

[@jamesbutson6347]

He showed a short clip of it!

[@jamesbutson6347]

my bad I did not see the != sign lol

[@arbaretailsystems4722]

Very interesting!

[@hafuketo9458]

7:10 The rumor has been around since the 90s. I first heard about it in around '98 as a kid, so it had probably been around at least a couple of years by then.

[@Tommuniqo123]

I’d love to see f1 content from this channel

[@tuck-fatttong759]

Please cover Formula 1

[@stevenclaeys3602]

Taurine is added to energy drinks to counter the unwanted side effects from a high caffeine dose. I supplement with pure taurine powder right before bed because i feel it helps with settling down after late evening workouts.

[@btudrus]

Even healthier then to supplement taurine is to eat a lot of animal food, especially red meat. Not just because of taurine, of course.

[@stevenclaeys3602]

@@btudrus got that covered for sure

[@AbdullaAlOgail]

Awesome video

[@slidebean]

Thank you!

[@iliketohike]

the 8.4fl OZ can I am drinking is 26g sugar? @9:08