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Trending on Billboard At the end of an exhaustive press tour leading up to the premiere of Wicked: For Good, Ariana Grande has revealed that she has COVID-19. In a post on Instagram Stories posted Thursday (Nov. 20) — just one day before the Wicked sequel is set to hit theaters worldwide — the singer-actress […]
Trending on Billboard Nas and DJ Premier will drop off their new collaborative album next month. Premier announced the project during a show on Wednesday (Nov. 19) in Bristol, England alongside The Alchemist. While he didn’t reveal the official title for the new LP, he confirmed the collection of collabs will drop Dec. 12. “How […]
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2025 was a big year for viral products.
From the ever-popular Labubu to celeb-backed blushes and lip stains, products were constantly going viral on TikTok. With so much to sift through and so little time until the holidays, ShopBillboard is here to help.
To make your holiday shopping a little easier, we’ve compiled a list of some of our favorite viral products of 2025, all backed by musicians you know and love, including Harry Styles, Doja Cat, Beyonce, Lizzo, ENHYPEN and Rihanna. We’ve got all kinds of products on this list, including inventive tech, musician merch, hair tools, trendy makeup, athleisure and even an alarm clock.
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Dyson Airwrap™ Origin
$399.99
$549.99
27% off
A hair styling tool that uses air.
This viral multi-styler uses air, rather than heat, to style your hair, thus preventing damage. It’s has been used by Beyoncé, Lizzo, JISOO and other music artists and is designed for drying, smoothing, volumizing and more, whether you’re on stage or just getting ready for a night out. The styling tool is usually $500+, but the Dyson Airwrap Origin is currently on sale right now for just $399 at Amazon.
Samsung Galaxy Buds 3 Pro Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds
$159.99
$249.99
36% off
Wireless bluetooth earbuds in a silver case.
These Samsung earbuds went viral, thanks in part to K-Pop boy group ENHYPEN. The group is a longtime Samsung ambassador, and their earbuds of choice are the Samsung Galaxy Buds 3 Pro in Silver. Right now, the buds are 36% off, so if you want the same sound quality as your favorite idols, you’ll want to take advantage of this sale while it lasts.
Bella – Fits-anywhere Kitchenware: 6-qt. Slim Air Fryer – Blossom
A pink air fryer.
Air Fryers went viral in 2024 and into 2025 on TikTok because it’s infinitely speedier than using your oven. The tech has been hailed as a healthier alternative to deep frying because it utilizes air, rather than oil, to fry things to a crisp. While air fryers can be really expensive, this Bella Air Fryer is just $69.99, and is just as good as the pricey ones. It’s also super slim, meaning it’ll fit nicely into your kitchen without sacrificing space.
Hatch Restore 3 Sunrise Alarm Clock, Sound Machine, Smart Light (Cocoa) – White Noise, Screen-Free Sleep Routine
$139.99
$169.99
18% off
An alarm clock and sound machine.
Rihanna and Lizzo apparently use Hatch Restore’s Sunrise Alarm Clock, and it’s easy to see why. With both singers’ busy schedules, we’re sure this product offers them time to unwind and keep track of all life’s hectic moments. This viral alarm clock went viral on TikTok this year and acts as a sound machine, alarm clock and smart light that can all be controlled via Hatch Restore’s app. It’s a screen-free way to get the sleep you need and a warm wakeup too. The alarm clock is currently on sale for $139.99 on Amazon.
Anker Soundcore 2 Portable Bluetooth Speaker
$27.97
$44.99
38% off
A TikTok viral portable speaker.
Anker’s Soundcore 2 speaker is another TikTok viral product thanks to its exceptional sound quality. The speaker is available on Amazon for $27.97, 38% off its original price. The portable style is waterproof and features 12W power with enhanced bass thanks to dual neodymium drivers, giving you the best sound possible, all in a portable package. The speaker also comes in four other colors if the black model isn’t your thing.
Four Apple Air Tags
A pack of four Apple Air Tags.
Air Tags have always been popular. They’re a great way to keep track of your belongings, whether that be suitcases, handbags and even pets. You can now get a pack of four Apple AirTags for just $64.99. That’s four for the price of one at Best Buy. If you didn’t know, AirTags emit a secure, anonymous Bluetooth signal that is detected by nearby Apple devices in the Find My network.
ALTSON 60 LED Portable Selfie Light
A clip-on LED portable light.
Snapping a selfie can be tough, especially if you don’t have good lighting to work with. TikTok experts will know that the best way to get the content you need is by utilizing a portable light like this one from Amazon. The Altson LED Portable Selfie Light retails for $12.10 and can be clipped onto any device to offer you light. Snap onto your phone for a great selfie light or put it on your laptop to light up your Zoom calls. The possibilities are endless.
Pop Mart The Monsters (Labubu) Big Into Energy Vinyl Plush Blind Box V3
$37.35
$41.94
11% off
A Labubu blind box.
While the Labubu was around for some time, it didn’t make it big until way later in April of 2024 when K-Pop star Lisa from the ever-popular girl group BLACKPINK was with one of the fluffy collectibles fixed to her Louis Vuitton bag. Since Lisa’s introduction, stars like Rihanna, Dua Lipa, Kim Kardashian, Rosé, David Beckham, Lizzo, Madonna, BTS, Cher and Lady Gaga have all gotten in on the Labubu mania, affixing their blind box acquisitions to bags, keys and luggage. You can shop the viral sensation at Target and Walmart. The best part? This series is currently on sale.
K-Pop Demon Hunters Saja Boys Heartthrob Officially Licensed Sweatshirt
$35.67
$41.97
15% off
A sweatshirt featuring all the members of the Saja Boys on the front.
Another favorite is the Heartthrob Sweatshirt, equipped with a colorful neon graphic of the Saja Boys members Jinu, Abby, Mystery, Romance and Baby. This unisex sweatshirt comes in four different colorways and sizes ranging from small to XX large. The unisex Heartthrob Hoodie boasts the same graphics and sizing options but in five colorways. Each piece of merch is made of majority cotton, keeping the wearer nice and comfortable while streaming their fave fictional K-pop acts.
Sacheu Peel Off Lip Liner STAY-N in Shade P-INKED
A peel-off lip liner in a pinkish-brown hue.
The Sacheu Peel Off Lip Liner STAY-N went ultra-viral among musicians, especially Doja Cat, and we’re kind of obsessed. The lippie is currently available at Ulta Beauty for $14 and comes in nine shades. The “Woman” singer isn’t the only one obsessing over Sacheu’s peel-off product. Billie Eilish is also a fan of the stain (she also uses the shade P-INKED), along with non-musicians like Sofia Richie Grainge and Alix Earle.
Gap High Rise Knit Horseshoe Jeans
$35
$89.95
61% off
Barrel jeans in a dark wash.
Barrel jeans had a major moment in 2025. The unique silhouette has been seen on a ton of musicians this year, namely Jennifer Lopez, Jessica Simpson and Dove Cameron, among others. The style rose in popularity because of its interesting fit with a high waist and exaggerated wide legs. The resulting fit is baggy and slouchy, a desired effect for many, especially those looking to break away from the chains of skinny jeans. Our barrel jeans pick? These Gap High Rise Knit Horseshoe Jeans. They’re currently 61% off and give you the desired effect of barrel jeans without spending a fortune.
Medicube Collagen Overnight Wrapping Peel Off Facial Mask Pack
$14.32
$18.90
24% off
A collagen face mask that is peel off.
All of Medicube’s product line went extremely viral. The K-Beauty brand also boasts a big celeb following, namely K-Pop star Tzuyu from the girl group TWICE. That has got to explain her unreal skin. If you’re not a fan of K-Pop, that’s okay. A-listers like Hailey Bieber, Kylie Jenner have used the brand in the past, along with influencer Alix Earle, reality stars Khloé Kardashian and Kyle Richards and even the Duchess of Sussex Meghan Markle. Our favorite from the line is the Medicube’s Collagen Overnight Wrapping Peel-Off Facial Mask Pack, which is basically a one way ticket to glass skin. The mask is peel-off, creating a film on the skin that hydrates for up to eight hours after use.
Owala FreeSip Twist Insulated Stainless Steel Water Bottle with Straw
$23.99
$29.99
20% off
A cherry red Owala water bottle.
Owala’s water bottles are already a viral moment. The brand is used by the likes of musicians like Hilary Duff and about a million folks on TikTok. The latest Owala craze however, is the brand’s Black Cherry colorway, a deep, rich red that resembles a juicy cherry. The colorway is available right now on Amazon in Owala’s FreeSip style. The best part? The popular style is on sale for $23.99, so you won’t have to spend a pretty penny to snag the on-trend bottle.
Sacheu Stainless Steel Non-Porous Gua Sha
A stainless steel gua sha.
Sacheu’s Stainless Steel Gua Sha retails for $32 at Ulta Beauty, and it’s an item we can foresee being used in your beauty routine for years to come. Justin Bieber uses a gua sha to keep himself looking good, and so does his wife, Hailey. In general, gua sha tools are used to massage the body in tandem with an oil or moisturizer, promoting blood circulation and lymphatic drainage. Lymphatic drainage is just a fancy way of saying you’re moving extra fluid from a swollen area into an area where the lymph nodes will work to drain said fluid. The emphasis on stainless steel is because it is non-porous, meaning it won’t harbor bacteria or moisture like plastic would.
KPop Demon Hunters HUNTR/X Officially Licensed T-Shirt
$16.99
$19.99
15% off
A T-shirt featuring all of the HUNTR/X members on the front.
Just like the Saja Boys, HUNTR/X also made it big this year with the viral sensation that was, and is, KPop Demon Hunters. We’ve included this tee featuring all the HUNTR/X members, from Mira and Zoey to Rumi, accompanied by flashy graphics. The tee is currently just $16.99 on Amazon and comes in a slew of sizes for men, women and little ones.
Paris Hilton Handheld Milk Frother Set, 2-Pack, Includes Pink & Brushed Gold Frothers
Paris Hilton’s milk frother.
Paris Hilton launched a range of kitchen tools with Walmart. Her most viral product? A handled milk frother. The tool, even without the Hilton name attached to it, is extremely viral on TikTok. It easily froths any liquid up with the click of a button, great for making cream tops on your daily matcha or latte. You can get in on the viral trend by shopping for a two-pack of Hilton’s frothers for just $14.97. That’s roughly $7.48 per frother, a steal if you ask us.
Kelly & Katie Gem Mary Jane Flat
$49.99
$70
29% off
Mesh flats with polka dots.
Another trending item that we’ve seen just about everywhere this year was the mesh flat. The style usually consists of sheer mesh paneling, acting as a sort of peekaboo effect. Ballet flats in general have had a major moment this year, with adopters like Jennifer Lopez, the Olsen twins, Sofia Richie Grainge and Jennifer Lawrence styling the flats. If you want to follow in the footsteps of your faves, literally, you can shop these Kelly & Katie Gem Mary Jane Flats at DSW for just $49.99. The style is black with see-through paneling and white polka-dotted accents throughout.
Rhode Pocket Blush Buildable Hydrating Cream Blush
A stick blush by Hailey Bieber.
Rhode launched in Sephora this year, giving fans and followers of model Hailey Bieber even more opportunities to shop the star’s line. While the brand, in general, has been well-received by musicians like Ariana Grande and Tate McRae, the brand’s Pocket Blush is a particular stand-out. The product currently retails for $25 at Sephora and comes in 10 different shades, although the fan-fave is Toasted Teddy. The blush is a creamy and blendable stick formula with a medium to buildable coverage.
Lululemon Align™ High-Rise Short 6″
High-waisted shorts.
Lululemon is always going viral for its athleisure products. Harry Styles, Kelsea Ballerini, Hilary Duff, Olivia Rodrigo and Addison Rae are all avid wearers of the brand’s athletic styles. While all of Lululemon’s products are pretty great, their viral hit has to be the Align High-Rise Short in the Berry Rumble colorway for $64. The high-waisted short has a six-inch inseam and are made of an ultra-stretchy material with minimal seams that let you get active without feeling discomfort. Sizing is available from 0 to 20. If the viral berry hue isn’t your thing, the Align shorts come in 12 other hues.
Summer Fridays Tinted Lip Butter Balm
A tinted lip balm.
Summer Fridays’ Tinted Lip Butter Balm was crazy popular in 2025. You couldn’t scroll TikTok without seeing it in someone’s “monthly favorites” or a “get ready with me.” The tinted balm is available to shop on Amazon for just $24. It strikes the perfect balance between hydrating and pigmented, giving the lips a subtle tint and a juicy shine. If that didn’t sell you, the balm has a few famous fans including Kim Kardashian, Jessica Alba and even Jeremy Allen White.
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This April, Maria Becerra underwent an emergency surgery for a second ectopic pregnancy that caused severe internal bleeding. For Becerra, it was “very difficult for me to do normal things,” like running, walking and even singing; however, it was this dark moment in her life that ultimately inspired her third studio album Quimera, out today (Nov. 20) under Warner Music Latina.
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Home to 17 songs produced by Xross, including the previously released singles “Corazón Vacío,” “Ramen Para Dos” with Paulo Londra, and “JOJO,” Quimera represents the “rollercoaster of emotions” that the Argentine experienced during her hospitalization and recuperation.
Inspired by the mythical creature, chimera, it also inspired four alter egos, each with a set of songs that best characterize them: Shanina, Gladys, Jojo, and Maite.
“The concept started in April, but I had just gone through a very difficult health situation, a huge loss,” she tells Billboard in an exclusive interview. “I was in a very hopeless, sad, and empty emotional state…when you don’t understand that something inside you isn’t working. You don’t understand that something you long for suddenly doesn’t happen. It was a harsh dose of reality. I went through many phases. When I was at my peak of recovery, that was the Jojo moment — unconsciously, everything was connected to my recovery and my emotional states.”
Below, Becerra opens up about her ultra-personal and very vulnerable project:
Maria Becerra
@javifotoman
In QUIMERA you have songs dating back to 2023: How long ago did this creative process begin?
The creative process, conceptually speaking, began in April of this year, with the idea of creating this new album. The truth is that songs like “Corazón Vacío,” “Romántica,” and “Slow it Down” are songs that have been around for a long time, songs that fascinate me, but I really didn’t want to force them onto an album where they didn’t fit. I’ve had “Slow it Down” for six years; it’s one of the first songs I ever wrote.
Why is the name of your album inspired by a creature from Greek mythology?
The Chimera is a monster made up of different animals: a goat, the wings of a dragon, the head of a lion—each animal represents a personality and a strength that contributes to this monster. There are precisely four animals, which are the alter egos that, in a way, act as Maria’s shield and together form this beautiful monster that is the Chimera. Each animal corresponds to a different alter ego.
Gladys is more grounded, more connected to reality; she is the goat. Shanina is the dragon, with Japanese culture, colors, and fantasy. Jojo is the lion, with that fiery personality. The Chimera has another beautiful meaning, which is what gave rise to this album—it’s a somewhat impossible dream to achieve, a distant dream that can’t be fulfilled. It had a lot of meaning for me, not only in music but also in my personal life.
How do you identify with these four alter egos?
All the alter egos are based on my personality. They’re like stages I’ve gone through that have marked me the most. I was Shanina at one point—very toxic, very jealous, very emotionally dependent. I was also Jojo with my excessive partying, my detachment from love, my antisocial nature. I was Gladys too, and Maite, very much so; I think she’s the one who has remained most present in my life—there’s an emotional and dramatic place that’s present in my songs.
In this album, you experiment a lot with tropical genres, including salsa and cumbia. Coming from the urban scene, was this a challenge?
Not at all! I’ve always made bachata from the beginning. Besides, these are genres I feel very connected to because I’m a huge fan of them—salsa, cumbia, bachata, I’ve always loved everything Latin. It was always played a lot at home, I’ve always had those influences, and honestly, I feel like that’s what helped me easily immerse myself in those genres and keep them so fresh in my ears.
You close the album with five songs like “Maria Becerra.” What makes these special?
Maria is the love story I have with my partner. “Slow it Down” is about those typical first encounters, where you feel a strong sexual connection with the person, very passionate, which is what happened in our first encounters with my partner, J Rei. We first connected through chat, through our thoughts and ideologies; that’s where we fell in love. “Slow it Down” represents everything I felt at that moment. “Pierdo la Cabeza” is about being on the verge of falling in love and not knowing how to explain what you’re feeling. In “Tatu,” I’m completely in love; it’s a real relationship. “Romántica” is about a relationship that has developed with a lot of love. And I close with “Mi Amor,” which is about something solid: trying to start a family, our engagement. It’s a song with him to share our experience.
There are 17 songs that convey different emotions: What was your mindset when you created this project?
My state of mind was a rollercoaster. The idea started in April, but I had just gone through a very complicated health situation, a huge loss. I was in a very hopeless, very sad, very empty emotional state. You don’t understand that something inside you isn’t working, you don’t understand that something you long for suddenly doesn’t happen. It was a reality check. I went through many states, the entire beginning of the album: April, May, June… in the months I spent recovering mentally and physically, it was all very sad, dark, very numb, and I don’t know at what point in my mind I associated all that pain with Shanina. She was the first alter ego where I channeled some of my pain with that madness, that cynicism, that darkness, like my thoughts.
As my condition and mood evolved, the other alter egos emerged — at the moment I felt empowered, I started to look good, to regain weight. It was very difficult for me to do normal things; running, walking, singing was incredibly hard after being intubated, regaining lung capacity. When I was at my peak recovery, that was the Jojo moment, unconsciously, everything was connected to my recovery and my emotional states.
Did you ever think about giving up music during your recovery?
It was the opposite. The first intrusive thought, more due to the physical aspect, was that I wouldn’t be able to tour. I was going to have to take a really long break—mental, vocal, and physical rest. It wasn’t throwing in the towel, but it was recognizing that I needed to take a break. And recognizing that I had to be away for months, but in terms of [quitting] music, I never even considered it.
On the contrary, although I did have my dark moments creatively, very sad and dark songs would come out, and I couldn’t get out of that place. That moment alarmed me, and well, being the anxious person I am — I was very vulnerable — I had a creative block, but I never thought about giving up music. The important thing is to let grief flow. I listened to myself a lot, I was very patient with myself, and I went with the flow.
Trending on Billboard Everything is ready for the 2025 edition of Billboard Italia Women in Music. After its debut in 2024, the event that honors the most influential women in the Italian music industry returns with a whole new format. The second edition will take place at UFO, Milan’s new cultural hub that houses Billboard […]
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Fugees rapper Pras Michel was sentenced Thursday (Nov. 20) to 14 years in prison following his conviction on illegal foreign lobbying and conspiracy charges.
The rapper, who rose to fame alongside his bandmates Lauryn Hill and Wyclef Jean, was found guilty in 2023 on federal accusations that he orchestrated a “foreign influence campaign” to get the U.S. to drop an investigation into fugitive Malaysian financier Jho Low.
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At a hearing Thursday in D.C. federal court, Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly sentenced Michel to 14 years in prison, followed by three years’ probation. He was already ordered last month to forfeit a whopping $64 million allegedly linked to the scheme.
In an exclusive statement to Billboard, Michel’s spokeswoman Erica Dumas said: “Pras has spent his career breaking barriers and defying expectations. While today marks a difficult moment, it is not the end of his story or his legacy. He is profoundly grateful for the continued support of those who believe in him as he prepares for what lies ahead.”
Prosecutors had sought a “severe” sentence for a man who they said had “betrayed his country for money.” In court filings, they said that an average sentence for others convicted of a similar-sized financial scheme had been more than two decades: “The Court’s sentence should reflect the seriousness of Michel’s offenses,” they said.
Michel’s attorneys, on the other hand, had called for a far lighter sentence of only 36 months. They said the government was seeking a type of sentence “typically reserved for terrorists who murder innocents and the heads of the largest Mexican drug cartels.”
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Michel will surrender to authorities on Jan. 27.
Composed of Hill, Jean and Michel, the Fugees rose to fame in the 1990s with hits like “Killing Me Softly,” “Ready or Not” and “Fu-Gee-La.” After splitting up in 1998, the three each had successful solo careers and mostly stayed separate until recent years, during which they’ve attempted multiple reunion tours.
In 2019, Michel was hit with sweeping federal criminal charges over accusations that he funneled money from Low, the mastermind of the billion-dollar 1MDB embezzlement scheme, to a lobbying campaign aimed at getting the first Trump administration to drop its investigation into the disgraced financier. He was also accused of secretly funneling Low’s money to Barack Obama’s 2012 presidential campaign, and of later trying to influence an extradition case on behalf of China.
In April 2023, following a trial that included testimony from actor Leonardo DiCaprio and former U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions, Michel was convicted on 10 counts, including conspiracy to defraud the U.S. government.
Michel later sought a re-trial on the grounds that his ex-lawyer, David Kenner, botched his defense by using an unproven artificial intelligence (AI) tool to craft closing arguments. That motion was later denied, though Kenner eventually pleaded guilty to a criminal contempt charge over allegations that he leaked grand jury materials to reporters ahead of the trial.
Michel’s attorneys will now launch his appeal of both the sentence and the underlying convictions; such appeals can take months or years, and typically face an uphill climb to reverse a conviction.
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Recent testimony from Megan Thee Stallion’s defamation trial revealed the rapper needed therapy after blogger Milagro Gramz shared a deepfake porn video featuring the rapper.
During day 3 of Megan Thee Stallion’s defamation lawsuit against Milagro Gramz, born Milagro Cooper, Thee Stallion’s friend and manager, Travis Farris, took the stand and testified in support of the rapper.
During his testimony, Farris revealed that Thee Stallion went to a treatment center that cost $240,000 monthly after the blogger shared a deepfake porn video of Thee Stallion.
Everyone’s favorite legal reporter, Meghann Cuniff, was at the courthouse in Miami, Florida, and has been sharing updates on X (formerly Twitter).
“We are finally on the lunch break after testimony from Megan’s friend and manager, Travis Farris, who talked about how social media vitriol hurts Megan. He testified he got her into a treatment center that cost $240,000 a month,” Cuniff tweeted.
According to celebrity gossip site TMZ, Thee Stallion checked into the treatment center to deal with the emotional distress caused by Gramz sharing the video.
Megan Thee Stallion Lost Out on Brand Opportunities
In another post, Cuniff shared testimony from Roc Nation Senior VP, Branding & Strategic Partnerships, Daniel Kinney, who revealed that Megan Thee Stallion lost out on multiple brand opportunities, including Call of Duty, due to the emotional distress she was dealing with.
“Daniel Kinney of Roc Nation testified about brand opportunities for Megan that fell apart: Activision/Call of Duty, Google Pixel, Just Eats Takeaway and U.S. Women’s Soccer Federation. Megan ditched Call of Duty when she learned she would be a shootable character in the game,” Kinney said.
In the suit, Megan Thee Stallion is accusing Gramz of causing her emotional distress by cyberstalking after sharing the deepfake porn video and questioning if Tory Lanez shot the rapper.
Speaking of Lanez, he isn’t getting out of jail anytime soon after his appeal was denied. He was also ordered to pay a $20,000 fine for obstructing the deposition in the Milagro Gramz deposition case.
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Owala is always at the scene of a viral moment. The brand’s bottles are a hot product, especially as we get into the holiday gifting season.
The brand is just one of many popular drinkware brands capitalizing off of viral marketing and TikTok fame from Stanley and Hydro Flask to Bink. Owala boasts a ton of fans on TikTok including a few famous musicians like Hilary Duff and even BLACKPINK’s Rose.
Owala’s most popular silhouettes are the FreeSip, an insulated bottle with a straw and a chug lid design that allows users to either sip through the straw or take a larger drink directly from the spout. While the design is a popular draw, the brand finds its most success through its offered colorways, of which there are a ton.
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The most popular of the bunch as of late? Black Cherry colorway, a deep, rich red that resembles a juicy cherry just plucked from a bushel. The colorway, in their popular FreeSip Twist model, is available on Amazon and the best part? It’s currently on sale for just $23.99, so you won’t have to spend a pretty penny to snag the on-trend bottle.
Owala FreeSip Twist Insulated Stainless Steel Water Bottle with Straw
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A cherry red Owala FreeSip Twist water bottle.
If you don’t think the hype for this colorway is real, just look at TikTok. The search for “Black Cherry Owala” on the app has thousands of videos being posted every day. One user commented, “Okay, this convinced me…I think black cherry needs to be my first Owala,” while another raved, “I’ve never been a Stanley or Owala girly, I just drink water bottles lol but I HAD to buy this one. LOVE the color.”
While the color is cute, Owala bottles are also raved about for their durability and insulation properties that keep 24oz of cold drinks cool and hot drinks hot for hours at a time. The FreeSip is also leak-proof, so it can withstand a tumble without spilling a single drop. Great to take on the go or use at home, this bottle is definitely one you’ll be seeing on Christmas lists this year. If you’re not a fan of the Twist model, the brand’s Amazon storefront also carries the regular FreeSip model in Black Cherry as well for $29.94.
Owala FreeSip Insulated Stainless Steel Water Bottle with Straw, BPA-Free Sports Water Bottle, Great for Travel, 24 Oz, Black Cherry
A FreeSip Owala in Black Cherry.
The FreeSip is in high-demand, especially as people go searching for it to gift to that special someone this holiday season. The price on the best-seller is usually $30 and sometimes even more if it’s an in-demand colorway. You’ll want to snag the bottle at this price while it lasts, because it’ll be gone if you wait too long. Just trust us.
‘Wicked’ FreeSip Insulated Stainless Steel Water Bottle with Straw 32oz
A Wicked-themed Owala FreeSip bottle.
If you really want to get into the Owala mania, the brand just launched a Wicked: For Good collaboration in pink and green, naturally. Both themed bottles are available for preorder now on Owala’s Amazon storefront and retail for $39.99.
From the national anthem to the halftime show, the Super Bowl – held this year in San Francisco 49ers’ home stadium in California – always features several musical performances. Bad Bunny will take the field as this year’s headliner at the half, but no performers have been announced for the national anthem (vote here for […]
Trending on Billboard CTS Eventim, Europe’s largest concert promoter and ticketing service, posted revenue and earnings gains in the third quarter despite what it called “challenging economic conditions” in its home market, Germany. Companywide adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) rose 13.8% to 137.3 million euros ($161 million) on revenue of 854.2 […]
