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    NFL fans mock Tom Brady for promoting “GOOD NUT” coconut water

    AdminBy AdminJune 9, 2026No Comments3 Mins Read0 Views
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    Tom Brady collaborated with delivery giant Gopuff to launch Good Nut, an organic, no-sugar-added line of premium coconut water. The seven-time Super Bowl champion kicked off the marketing campaign on Monday with a promotional video on Monday.

    Brady reshared the clip on his X handle a few hours later.

    “Trending in the US because the ingredients are just that good. I love it 🤝,” Brady wrote.

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    Fans flocked to the comments section to share their reactions to the clip.

    “Tom, is this beverage meant to make up for all the money you lost in FTX?” a fan said.

    @TomBrady Tom, is this beverage meant to make up for all the money you lost in FTX?

    “How are we supposed to ask for this product,” one fan commented.

    “You can’t even be seen drinking your own product in the commercial. How trustworthy,” another fan added.

    Here are some more reactions.

    “Hope it’s cleaner than his rancid GOAT gummies,” a fan wrote.

    “Or is it because people are wondering how far you’ll pros****te yourself for money,” one fan posted.

    “Nah Tom it’s trending in the US because wtf is that name,” another fan said.

    In the viral promo video, Brady could be seen consistently stumbling, stopping short, and hesitating every single time he is supposed to say the actual name of the drink, refusing to utter the words “Good Nut” on camera.

    Also Read: WATCH: Tom Brady hesitant while taking name of his new drink “Good Nut” in latest promo video

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    Tom Brady’s growing business empire

    Tom Brady has translated his legendary career into a multi-billion-dollar business empire spanning sports ownership, media, and digital health. The three-time NFL MVP holds minority ownership stakes in the NFL’s Las Vegas Raiders, the WNBA’s Las Vegas Aces, and English soccer club Birmingham City FC.

    On the corporate side, the seven-time Super Bowl champion has merged his flagship wellness brand, TB12, and his athletic clothing line, BRADY Brand, into the training footwear and apparel giant NOBULL, making him the company’s second-largest shareholder.

    His digital fan-loyalty platform, Autograph, recently merged with the 1-on-1 personal training giant Future, with Brady as Co-Chairman of the board. He also has a record-breaking, 10-year, $375 million broadcasting deal as the lead NFL game analyst for Fox Sports. He would hope for Good Nut to be another of his successful investments.