Do you remember Lunchly?

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The video leverages a high-interest, controversial topic involving major influencers, providing a critical business analysis that feels like objective commentary rather than a paid advertisement.

Summary

The creator analyzes why the Lunchly brand failed despite the massive marketing power of its celebrity founders. He argues that while the product generated initial hype, it lacked a unique identity and quality to sustain long-term consumer interest.

Structure

1Introduction to the Lunchly brand
2The massive marketing advantage of the founders
3The core problem of relying on attention over product quality
4Comparison to the founders' other successful brands

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Do you remember Lunchly?🧀 #lunchly #loganpaul #mrbeast #ksi #marketing

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DO YOU REMEMBER LUNCHLY WAS THE BIGGEST YOUTUBER BRAND EVER IT WAS DOOMED TO FAIL KSI MR BEAST LOGAN PAUL LUNCH WITH THE CREW EAT THE DAY HEALTHIER FLAVORFUL MASHUPS 13g PROTEIN 260 CALORIES KABLA LATOR LUNCHABLES 18M Subscribers 25M Subscribers 500M Subscribers SOUNDED LIKE A GUARANTEED HIT CREATOR BRANDS ARE GREAT AT GETTING ATTENTION BUT ATTENTION ALONE ISN'T A SUBSTITUTE FOR A GOOD PRODUCT FEASTABLES PRIME LUNCHLY WAS ALWAYS JUST THE YOUTUBER VERSION OF LUNCHABLES PROMO LUNCHLY VS LUNCHABLES RIZZ APPROVED DRIPPY, BRUH

Transcript

Do you remember Lunchly? It was the biggest YouTuber brand ever. But here's why it was doomed to fail. Started by MrBeast, KSI, and Logan Paul, their goal was to create a healthier version of Lunchables. So three of them already had successful food and drink brands, so three of the biggest YouTubers in the world spending millions of dollars on marketing and launching to hundreds of millions of fans sounded like a guaranteed hit. But that's exactly why it failed. Creator brands are great at getting attention, but attention alone isn't a substitute for a good product. While Feastables and Prime created their own identities, Lunchly was always just the YouTuber version of Lunchables. Sure, the launch promo generated a month of hype and got people to try the product, but the product itself still has to stand on its own two feet and give people a reason to come back. And Lunchly never did that. Unless you like your cheese drippy, bruh.