"The Deadliest Drink Ever - Liquid Death A Water Company" | Kip Reacts to The Fat Files

[@amethystseymour8200]

I need as much Kip reacting to Fat Electrician in my life as possible...

[@jehoiakimelidoronila5450]

For serotonin cravings, I presume?

[@jeremygates9374]

Total agreement!!

[@redneckdolan]

24:44 Arnold Palmer was a dude, he was a professional golfer. he passed a few years ago, so I assume the trademark passed on to either his family or some corporation. Arnold Palmer the man and Arnold Palmer the beverage corporation were two VERY different things, I think the man would have found the name hilarious

[@JohnnyMalkavAlpha]

​@MagnustophelesYep, the Arizona Beverage company that is based in New gorram York, NOT Arizona!

[@JohnnyMalkavAlpha]

​@MagnustophelesAlso, half lemonade and half iced tea is a very fine beverage. Just sayin'...

[@Archangels_righthandboi]

Yeah I was gonna say, “He was a pro golfer back in the day. You literally see the man on the Half & Half canned beverage”

[@mmasque2052]

Arnold Palmer was a professional golfer. He also either didn’t drink or very rarely drank. So, at functions, he’d have the bartender mix lemonade and iced tea and drink that. It became famous enough that the drink was named for him. Yes, Arizona Beverage Company owns the trademark. As for “Nobody owns the sky,” The United States Air Force would like to have a word with you.

[@Archangels_righthandboi]

@@mmasque2052 Wait? The company “Arizona” trademarked the word “Arizona”. So, what will happen to the actual Arizona?

[@SuperBossGiovanni]

You mentioning staring down goats reminded me of the time my family went to the zoo, and my dad, who was wearing mirrored sunglasses at the time, got into a staring contest with a very confused looking ostrich.

[@KipReacts]

I love this

[@attimus103]

Joe Manganello, the actor and D and D fanatic, was or is a brand ambassador or something. He signed a contract with a "blood" fingerprint selling his soul to Liquid Death.

[@sheller153]

As a person who has camped in Minnesota for 26 of his 28 years, the mosquito is the unofficial state bird. I had a lakeside site at Fall Lake after flood season and the stagnant pools left behind resulted in the worst mosquito season I’ve ever seen. After sitting on my screen porch I can now sympathize with the food at a deli being stared at by hungry customers.

[@Ratkill9000]

I lived in Minnesota for 24 of my 31 years of existence and yes, that is the official running joke.

[@nolabratteig988]

Someone on the og video brought up that the year they started selling it. People were getting dehydrated at a concert and liquid death rep gathered as many cans as he could and starting giving it to people for free. (It was one of the festival concerts held outside.)

[@KipReacts]

Certified Chad energy.

[@joshportal2808]

What is funny is that both Coca-Cola and Pepsi has sued Liquid Death a few times, the only reason you probably didn’t hear about it is because Liquid Death won every time. List of lawsuits: (1) Cola sued over “copyright” for using aluminum cans. (2) Pepsi sued over future possible lost at music concerts. (3) Coca-Cola sued over international competition of bottled water. (4) Pepsi sued over 20 comedian’s refusing to renew their contracts with Pepsi over new ones with Liquid Death. (5) Pepsi tried to buy outright Liquid Death for 2 billion dollars. Liquid Death would allow it if Pepsi would continue to do 3 things: (1) Sell the product in aluminum cans. (2) At least 1% of profits of the branch goes to cleaning up plastic in the Ocean. (3) Everyone in the LD branch gets to keep all their healthcare benefits for at least another 10 years. Pepsi said no and sued for a break in contract that never happened. (6) coca-Cola sued over a parody of their 2023 Super Bowl commercial. Both videos were taken down from KZbin. The Liquid Death commercial had over 1 billion views and 99% likes. The coca-Cola commercial had over a billion views but the comments were turned off, the shares feature was turned off, and it was reported to have 99% dislikes.

[@lenny_has_arived6679]

I did not know about this channel. I now have a new subject to binge. Thank you for showing me this Kip. Now onto the binge

[@lenny_has_arived6679]

Oh. Only two videos. Well damn

[@KipReacts]

I can attest firsthand that running multiple channels is a bit taxing. The start-up can also be a challenge. I'm glad some people were able to find his second channel through this!

[@PolymurExcel]

Don't forget, they use water jets to blast the line at 50,000 psi in order to cut through solid steel plates.

[@toxicmute6379]

The only question I have about taking the 'Armless Palmer' to 'Dead Billionaire' would be if the name 'Armless Lawyer' ever came up when they were discussing the new name

[@RageinriotTJ]

kip. buddy, pal, my duuuude. you are a real one for saying hey TFE doesn't want a vid up I'm taking my reaction down. i tip my hat to you, good sir.

[@KipReacts]

Thank you! I feel that at the very least react content creators should respect the wishes of those they're commenting on. I will never not send someone to anyone that I'm reacting to, and if they want a video taken down, all they have to do is ask. Copyright from companies is a little different since that's legal action being taken, but anyone I react to has an invitation to reach out to me.

[@sierramike0913]

21:10 Yeah, those are also the friends you want to keep because they know where the bodies are buried :P

[@TheEjh3]

FYI. Arizona Iced Tea owns the trademark for Arnold Palmer the beverage.

[@KipReacts]

That's wild.

[@coroixiwa]

The teas also use agave which is diabetic friendly (My mom can't have certain things due to her carefully monitoring her health after being diagnosed as being diabetic, but she can drink Liquid Death's teas, specifically her favorite is their newer Slaughter Berry). I personally love Grim Leafer, Dead Billionaire (AKA Armless Palmer), regular sparkling water (Cool black can), Severed Lime, and Mango Chainsaw. I can't drink alcohol due to health reasons, so my friends never knew I was drinking water until more recently when one of them cracked open a can and thought they were too drunk to notice the alcohol... I told them it wasn't alcohol and to look at the can closer. Sure, they laughed at me at first, but slowly they accepted it. One of them has kicked alcohol entirely by using the cans as a vice to kick their addiction (Similar feel and shape). I have the same condition as my brother too where I am physically unable to keep plain water down (Add a bit or sugar or salt and I can, but something will make me throw water back up the second I swallow it if it doesn't have anything added) but I have no issue drinking Liquid Death (Probably because of the can kind of tricks the mind).

[@americansmark]

I definitely don't have a boss that openly does coke at work. Not at all.

[@fatcoyote2]

Remember Honey Bear? Or the Hawaiian Punch guy? Their thing was that they beat the shit out of you. To sell cereal. And punch.

[@augustinejohnson450]

Today I learned kips horns are appropriate as he states at animals the way they way they stare at him. Kip is a goat change my mind.

[@mmasque2052]

Kip: What are you thinking Mister Goat? Goat: Are you edible?

[@criseist9786]

"Moderate your intake" damn, I mean I know but I also feel real called out rn lol. Working atm and have 13 empty energy drinks

[@Joe-xq3zu]

28:30 " You can't monetize nothing" Are You Sure About That?!! Because corporations will find a way.

[@chrismaverick9828]

Actually the word "sky" IS trademarked and is used to sue people who try to use it in anything commercial. Skyy Vodka and many others have all had to work around this.

[@Princess_Celestia_]

Actually, trademarks generally have a particular class of goods or services they apply to. For a common word such as "sky", a trademark will only be granted for a very narrow set; there's no chance of getting an "all purposes" trademark like you could for a made-up word. Ergo, "sky" isn't trademarked like the word Skyrim would be.

[@PhycoKrusk]

The vodka is not called "Skyy" to get around a trademark on "sky"; it is called "Skyy" because you _can't_ trademark "sky".

[@Jonathandoeforth]

I’m a Minnesota Sports fan (Twins and Vikings) who is from Iowa, so i’ve heard a lot of jokes. The big one i remember is “Why doesn’t Iowa have a professional Baseball/Football team? Because then Minnesota would want one too.” You can also put in Illinois and it works most of the time.

[@bloodnsteel26]

2 to 5 energy drinks in a day is just common action for most veterans

[@KipReacts]

Truly next level.

[@jeffjag2691]

As a Minnesotan, he ain’t wrong. Candy cigarettes are unimpressive.

[@ZeOHKay]

I used to get Liquid Death a fair amount, but I think they stopped selling it in Canada...or at least, just my province.

[@Yuki_Ika7]

sorry to hear that

[@joshportal2808]

They still sell it in Toronto.

[@alucardvanhellsing6805]

Liquid death is the Irl equivalent of a Nat20 on a Max out charisma build.

[@benmelich8220]

Brandon Herrera uses White Claw for penetration tests when reviewing guns.

[@benjaminhewitt2376]

Sooooo….. who’s gonna tell him that someone already trademarked “sky”

[@Princess_Celestia_]

Yeah, I call bs on that. Trademark laws don't allow for trademarking common words like sky, any trademark granted for a word like sky would be for a very narrow set and not all-encompassing like the trademark on a made-up word.

[@benjaminhewitt2376]

@@Princess_Celestia_ they absolutely do lmao... sky tv owns the word sky and successfully sued microsoft into calling "sky drive" "one drive" instead, they also tried to sue no mans sky into changing their title but they settled on that one instead

[@sarafontanini7051]

@@benjaminhewitt2376 hell they tried to sue No Man's Sjy over it. you can guess why.

[@sarafontanini7051]

this is why people were PISSED when the Fine bros tried to trademark "react". Like, as in the WORD.

[@wessltov]

​@@sarafontanini7051 From what I remember they were successful in acquiring the trademark, but the internet...disincentived them from enforcing it

[@randommaster06]

A trademark, in the US at least, is similar to a copyright or patent, but is the the signifier of a product/brand/company rather than the actual product itself. The biggest difference is that there is no expiration date, but you have to actively use and defend a trademark. The best example is Band-Aid, the company, losing exclusive use of, the word to brand their adhesive bandage. It's also why Google sends legal notices to studios when someone says "Google it" to instead say "search for it using the Google search engine." They don't own the word, much less the number guggul, but specifically within the field of search engines, it's associated with a specific service.

[@herrzimm]

If memory serves, the copyright to the use of "Arnold Palmer" in relationship to the 1/2 tea - 1/2 lemonade mixture is owned by Arizona Iced Tea, which includes not just the name... but the image of the golfer himself. So, when it comes to labeling a drink of the same mixture so close to their copyright protected name, you enter the legal area of "infringing" on Arizona's already established market AND copyright material. (The use of a similar name with the mixture) BUT, by calling it "Dead Billionaire", they distanced themself far enough away from the naming issues, that it doesn't matter that the drink mixture is the same concept. It is simply a "naming issue".

[@sirgoodsworth]

as someone who lives in minasota his remarks are painfully accurate, the mosquitos are the worst.

[@kalonin5451]

But is it your state bird?

[@chriscalvin5083]

Great reaction video kip

[@dustindavidson8033]

The liquid death guy realized everyone who has ever been in contact with water has died in all of history

[@tntmaxter8607]

I can drink 2 monsters and dont feel a thing, sometimes It makes me sleepy af. But in contrast, tea makes me move at flash speeds, I should go to a hospital or sms.

[@BURkaburNER]

I bought a case (8 pack) of tall boy Grim Leafer today.

[@buckeyegirl16]

It also helps to have all the biggest podcasters drinking liquid death on their podcasts. That's how I first learned about it. Saw it on Rogan and 2B1C a few yrs back.

[@troyshilanski380]

JP Barnum i think said there is a sucker born every minute. Im old and bottled water was crazy concept. Here we are.

[@DavidStruveDesigns]

The Grand Canyon exists, and it can be seen from space. And it exists thanks to a relatively small river. That alone should be all the proof anyone needs of the true power of water. Also, water intoxication is absolutely a thing and absolutely can be deadly.

[@awolfalone2006]

Ah yes, the Knitting Factory and the perpetually sticky floors. Nice little venue.

[@roefane2258]

Ah my pagan witch heart loved hearing the small tangent on the creative and destructive properties of elements.

[@domination1985]

No the old coke that had it in it was made by the glass buy a pharmacist in a pharmacy because back then they had soda bars in there because soda was believed to be medical

[@LWolf12]

Candy Flavored cigarettes were mostly pure sugar, but they did have a minty, cinnamon kind of flavor. Not a strong one but it was noticeable. The ones you can find now though I think are pure sugar.

[@philgoad5587]

There's one company still allowed to import Coca leaves into the US. Approximately 100 metric tons of dried coca leaf are imported each year. The cocaine-free extract is sold to The Coca-Cola Company for use in soft drinks, while the cocaine is sold to Mallinckrodt, a pharmaceutical firm, for medicinal purposes.

[@Ratkill9000]

$12 or so per 8 pack of 19.2oz cans of Liquid Death Mountain Water. Just the plain stuff, not a fan of flavored water in general. Though i got so much shit from co-workers for it because some thought it was a tall boy of like Miller Lite even though they know I don't drink.

[@toddoverholt4556]

The thing is that Coca-Cola never had cocaine in it. It's always had coca leaf extract in it, still does to this day. They might use a synthetic alternative now, pretty much always has.

[@koosh138]

I remember getting candy cigarettes. They aren't bad but not spectacular either.

[@johnokland1652]

So originally coke was also a whine until prohibition they made it into a fizzy soft drink so you gotta now ask yourself are we talking about late 1800s cocainewhine or 20s cocaínacola and if you can find a 100-150 year old bottle of this stuff still in good condition would everything inside even be the same or be alright but I got to think of you can own radioactive plates and watches you might be able to own that on the grounds that it is infact a collectors item now

[@Yuki_Ika7]

9:05 as a Cincinnatian, The Bengals are Cincinnati, Ohios NFL team (i don't like sports but i felt contractibley obligated to say that)

[@tmanknoll9702]

Candy cigarettes are basically just Necco wafers in a stick. It tastes tolerable but its not great tasting.

[@sarafontanini7051]

tangent about the panera bread charged lemonade: part ofthe issue is panera doesn't adequately inform people about how bad the lemonade is, as well as the fact its more caffenited than an ENERGY drink, and is especially not gonna think "oh this might not be good for my health" because 1) its lemonade and 2) panera bread seems to be like abread place so we don't associate that with bad for our health. plus they let you get refills from a slef service machine. All this has lead to people ACTUALLY DYING from the lemonade. So yeah no there's no grey area panera bread made a bad product that actually kills people and has done little to actually stop people from, you know, dying. hence the lawsuit.

[@ProtoZer0.7]

Damn… being from MN, 7:44 was uncalled for…🤣 Edit: oh, he’s from Iowa, nvm, lol

[@2strokinit527]

ROFL 3 packs a day? Those are rooky number My grandpa smoked while showered till he went bed lighting each cigarette with the last one.

[@LWolf12]

Was lucky, bought our land from an old drunk years ago under a private contract. Was a lawyer involved and everything of course, but it was a lot cheaper than going to a real estate agent.

[@aramildarksabre2724]

As someone who requires energy drinks just to survive each day at my job. I can tell you that I can't function without energy drinks, heck, I can barely activate autopilot when I have the energy drinks.😂

[@kulaxd8835]

Me walking around with my Lockheed Martin Shirt... what does this say about me?

[@SgtAwesome97]

The housing market is fucking awful here in Idaho. I have to find a place to live by April, and i can afford at most 1100 a month. Nothing to be found. Hell, I've even looked out of state, fuckin nothing..... pain

[@voraciousblackstn]

Ask Sky News how you trademark the sky. They did.

[@goldenhate6649]

God that makes wayy to much sense that the brits would do that

[@Princess_Celestia_]

They actually didn't. They trademarked the font used in their logo, not the actual word sky. Sky is a common word and under trademark laws, common words cannot be trademarked.

[@nachtderuntoten3682]

@@Princess_Celestia_Tell that to Microsoft who had to change Sky Drive to One Drive.

[@nolabratteig988]

​@goldenhate6649 sky news is Australian. Please dont insult them by calling them british

[@MegaHI32]

So, I'd suggest you ask a lawyer for confirmation, but so far as I understood you are will within your rights to ask other people to message/mail to/call into a company so long as you aren't incentivizing them to commit a crime. As in, you can't tell anyone to go harass them, or you could legally be on the hook if they do, but if you mention wanting them to do something and they do it, and do it a lot you wouldn't be on the hook for that. And if it just so happened that they had several people doing this they would have to go to each person individually to file suit against them

[@JohnnyMalkavAlpha]

But, Kip... What if, and hear me out here, what *if* the fish that grew legs was also the direct predecessor of *your* blowfish? You know the one... Hmm? Then what? What then, Kip?!?

[@Dat-fox-in-a-box]

Fun fact, water is TECHNICALLY and when I say technically I mean TECHNICALLY lava, don’t ask me all I did was get this info from vsauce and it’s freaking vsauce so obviously I’m gonna believe him.

[@Fallingreaper]

Me drinking three monsters to fall asleep lol

[@wyattguilliams5325]

Candy cigarettes are just orange flavored smarties

[@michaelparham1328]

I buy anime merch not to advertise, but to send out the beacon to other fans of that anime. If you also like this anime, I'm open to the discussion, there's few other reasons to wear anime merch. But every so often, I'll see merch, and try and kick off a Convo about that anime, and they're like ''I actually haven't watched it. I just like the jacket.'' And I think to myself.....''If you think the jacket is cool...you'll definitely think the show is cool. What tf are you doing with your life?"

[@benmelich8220]

The amount of cocaine that was in Coke was so small that you couldn’t possibly drink enough to feel the effects of the cocaine.

[@erickawesome5191]

Candy cigerettes taste like Pepto

[@superdrummergaming]

The mosquito is, in fact(not really), our state bird. Just ignore the Loon(even though they are really pretty, make a cool sound, and have laser red eyes). - A lifelong Minnesotan. Also, the last mosquito that bit me may have been super high on Coke... a-Cola for 3 days. Just kidding, my Coca-Cola phase was years ago.

[@brothersgt.grauwolff6716]

I've never touched energy drinks and I've seen friends wreck themselves drinking those energy drinks like they would die if they didn't slam 20 a day

[@Plastikdoom]

And oh you know those big ass monsters with the cap? Yeah, in Iraq and Afghanistan, we’d drink one of those, then the hydroxycut, back when it still had ephedra. We’d take those, and then pre workout. Then go to “work” and drink coffee after our breakfast or what ever meal you ate when going in. Depends on lots of things on what actual time you went in. Then we’d drink more coffee, like hot coffee during the Iraqi summer. And more monsters…as needed, to stay wake and alert, one reason I’m sure I’m have heart issues plus rip it’s from the chow hall. And however many we could manage to steal. All to be awake and and alert enough to do our job, no matter what. Or how long we had to be. Along with way too much nicotine and caffeine from other sources. Aka. Adding in the instant coffee to your dip, for when you been up and moving. Awake way too long. And still gotta do shit, two packs of instant coffee in a can of cope or skoal? Sure do it, you ain’t got time to make even instant most times, USMC vet here. We were ephedra, caffeine, nicotine and hate fueled MF’s. Along with pre workout too…not to be trifled with.

[@dhamon45]

Little oof there Kitt, I think you meant that Knitting Factory is in Spokane Washington.... Unless Boise has one too?

[@dhamon45]

Also, only La Croix i buy is plain for use in mojito

[@awolfalone2006]

There is. Downtown. Used to be The Big Easy.

[@InstrucTube]

Yeah, there's a reason water is called the Universal Solvent. Also, ISU is the Bengals, you're thinking U of I up in Moscow. They're the Vandals. ISU is in Pocatello. Also also, if you want a giggle, look up how La Croix flavors are made. There are a bunch of parody videos and hilarious tweets, and you will gain dopamine. And another one. Rocko's Modern Life. Need I say more?

[@benmelich8220]

Pepsi was around long before KFC and especially Taco Bell.

[@Plastikdoom]

And oh you misunderstood, liquid death isn’t sending all the plastic back…liquid death’s customers are sending it, they are only paying the postage. Not the originator, so they would have to track down and individually litigate against every single person. If it met the criteria for that…

[@Plastikdoom]

And a stones fan…makes sense…the rest doesn’t, haha.

[@Nightmare_52]

7:50 insert Biden yelling sota

[@plumdestiny6968]

Bro I've had someone try to card me for buying Liquid Death 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@deathssinner]

Liquid death tastes like La croix… but the Walmart brand tastes like the flavor.

[@tsarlucian5675]

Shout out clear American, hard to beat 79c for a liter. But liquid death ain't bad for anyone used to cans

[@Princess_Celestia_]

18:04 lowering taxes would be a good start, followed by lowering wages for burger flipping and other such jobs that an automated machine or high school kid could do.

[@ThekeiGooferNoodle]

Kip listening to Sum 41? Yooooooooooooooo

[@ryantannar5301]

I won't outright condemn Opera on this as I haven't done enough research, but I recall Opera having privacy issues. Honestly I'd avoid anything Chromium based for sure and Opera makes me a little nervous. I'd just say find out who's behind Opera and make sure they aren't a Chinese based company as well as verify their track record with user privacy. For context I do this for a living.

[@Minecraft3395-PS]

Ahh we never had SkyDrive and now we have OneDrive

[@bensherinian3599]

Wait!!! Liquid Death isn’t alcohol?!! What?!!

[@FubukiTheIcyKing]

Honestly I've never seen anyone at my Walmart actually buy it. Open it and take a sip for free aka stealing yes, but buy it no.

[@Plastikdoom]

Shit, I had candy cigarettes, they were good. Haha…I also smoke and dip. Alternating, like company vehicle and all that, so yeah, plus the USMC easier to dip, there, and grew up country. So take from that what you will. Cancer due to tobacco has only killed some of my family, others did it for ever, never died from that. I’m not endorsing people do that. Mind you. All the health issues that can happen. On top of everything increasing costs, I’m slowly scaling back and will be quitting for good, mainly for monetary reasons. Also health. But money affects me more, faster now than health does, it’d take many more decades to kill me from that. But I can save a stupid amount of money by quitting again. For good. And helps me in other ways too, general health probably and not dying younger from a preventable thing.

[@kyle2455]

I take offense to the Minnesota statement. My home state is the worst, Illinois.

[@ShayTheValiant]

Will you continue watching Internet Historian?

[@jasonmiller2379]

You and almost everyone else hates La Croix Thus, why there are memes about the "flavors"

[@Taabituubi]

Mmmmm.... A can that tastes like static

[@ThroughGreyEyes]

Coke-Wine was commonplace (Presidents drank that shit), then prohibition forced the wine out, and carbonated soft drinks filled the void beer had. Hence cocaine-cola instead of cocaine-wine. 😁

[@angelojuliano3545]

First

[@troyshilanski380]

I didnt watch Nicks video yet so not cant watch yours yet .

[@corbintrumbo6782]

Kip, I like your content, but Jesus 3 minutes into nicks video and you got 8-9 minutes of blabbering to the point I found myself skipping the moment you paused unless he made a good joke beforehand