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Are West Ham selling Prime? Situation involving rare KSI & Logan Paul drink explained

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Are West Ham selling Prime? Many have been asking on Google as they attempt to find the rare drink created by KSI and Logan Paul.

The popular energy drink has become highly sought after in the United Kingdom after the pair of influencers announced its release, with footage emerging of tussles in Aldi and other supermarkets as people desperately try to get their hands on it.

Now, there seems to be a new venue where fans of the drink can buy some.

Are West Ham selling Prime?

Yes – West Ham are now selling Prime at the London Stadium.

West Ham fans may notice an influx of younger supporters arriving at home games, either before or after kick-off, after the London Stadium officially announced that they would be stocking the in-demand energy drink.

You can see their official Twitter announcement below.

It is safe to say that people across the United Kingdom have gone wild for Prime – almost too wild.

According to the Leicester Mercury, some are reselling the drink for up to £3,000 on eBay, despite the fact it retails at just £2m.

As aforesaid, there were chaotic scenes at Aldi recently, with the supermarket even placing a limit on how many bottles customers can purchase, while informing them that once they’re gone, they’re gone.

MUTE WARNING – SWEARING BELOW

Therefore, the London Stadium is likely to see a vast increase in attendees after they decided to sell Prime at West Ham games.

Given the incredible resale price people are listing Prime for, do not be surprised to see people with no interest in football whatsoever turning up to West Ham home games, just to get their hands on the drink.

Is Prime Hydration halal?

The above has been a commonly searched term on Google amid Prime’s rising popularity in the United Kingdom.

For those of you wondering, Prime is in fact halal.

According to an ingredient analysis carried out by Dejittr, Prime “does not have ingredients forbidden under Islamic dietary laws” – therefore, it is halal.