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Yanni Hufnagel basketball video leaked on twitter, whats happened to photos on reddit
Although Yanni Hufnagel’s tenure as Nevada’s assistant basketball coach was short-lived, better things were in store for him.
A video of Yanni Hufnagel playing basketball was posted on Twitter. What happened to the photographs on Reddit? popular video on Reddit and Twitter
The longtime college assistant started Lemon Perfect, a flavoured cold-pressed lemon water brand, a few months after he parted relations with the Wolf Pack. The business declared last month that $31 million in Series A investments, including one from international superstar Beyoncé Knowles-Carter, had been closed. After less than three years after the company’s first sale, Lemon Perfect’s total funding has increased to $42.2 million at a valuation of over $100 million thanks to this funding.
The brand’s first big boost came in January 2020 when an Instagram photo of Knowles-Carter’s limo had a bottle of the company’s Dragon Fruit Mango in its door, leading to a viral push.
“She had posted a photo with it in her limo, and all of a sudden my phone blew up,” Hufnagel recently told TechCrunch. “We came to learn that she was an authentic fan of the brand. A year later, one of our investors was in her house and saw her stash in the fridge and helped us build the bridge with her. It is beyond my wildest dreams to have someone of her influence being a fan of the brand.”
Knowles-Carter, a 28-time Grammy winner, offered praise for the company in a statement released by Lemon Perfect announcing the last round of funding.
“I don’t typically enjoy drinks without added sugar, but Lemon Perfect is delicious,” she said. “It was an easy decision to invest in something that not only tastes great and is healthy, but also, and most importantly, allows choosing a healthier lifestyle to be affordable and accessible to everyone.”
Hufnagel’s idea to start a beverage company had a couple of inspirations. He partially credits a chance meeting with a store owner who dreamed of being a basketball coach for the Lemon Perfect brand idea after the store owner gave Hufnagel a draft of his book on the Keto diet. The book included lemon water recipes. Hufnagel also said watching the locker-room drinking habits of his basketball players first got him interested in creating a water brand, which is basically a mixture of lemon water and Bai.
Lemon Perfect sells for $23.88 for a case of 12 ($1.99 per 12-ounce bottle) and is only five calories with zero sugar and no artificial flavors or sweeteners. It comes in flavors such as Just Lemon, Peach Raspberry, Blueberry Acai and Dragon Fruit Mango and battles in the same market as Hint, Bai and Vitamin Water.
