Shark Tank US | Top 3 Biggest Deals

Watch the Top 3 Biggest Deals made on Shark Tank US!

00:00 - The Top 3 Biggest Deals
00:03 - 3. Vengo [S7 EP25]
11:51 - 2. NuMilk [S12 EP18]
23:01 - 1. Zipz [S6 EP11]


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Shark Tank US | Top 3 Biggest Deals

[TheOnlyIncognito]

Kevin is one smart man, he pushes all the negatives of the product(s) out to make the other investors second guess, waits for them to be out, and when he's the last one left, throws out a lifeline to the entrepreneur(s) with an offer that benefits him and also makes the entrepreneur(s) feel like they have to take it

[ahmedxkhan]

Man the first dude was solid. He came off as the one offering something not asking for something and that made the sharks come down, they knew he wasn’t afraid to walk away.

[therudimentroom]

I would absolutely buy NUMILK if I saw a machine in my local grocery store. I love the option for a fresh, preservative-free, milk alternatives.

[Quantumchillz]

First entrepreneur is a good negotiator: cool, calm, collected. Knew his product and did not fall for low ball offers. Kevin loves to degrade products and bring out flaws but as soon as he signs deal he boasts about how great it truly is. They have every right to fight for ownership of their company.

[theguywhofoundwaldoo]

The fact Barbara sat through the whole presentation as well as further questions and said “I feel like a second grader I have no idea what’s going on” absolutely blows my mind lmao

[King_Flea]

Barbara: I love your product. I think you're fantastic, your business is phenomenal, and your valuation is perfect. I've been waiting for years for someone like you to come into the tank; in fact, I dare say you are the single greatest entrepreneur we've ever seen, with the greatest business we've ever seen. This product will change hundreds of millions of lives for the better, and generate hundreds of billions in revenue. I think you're beautiful, and I love you. For those reasons, I'm out.

[charleenxu]

I feel so bad for the second guys. Barbara legit said that she was "out" because they talked too much 💀

[twodeepupyours]

I love how on the Zips deal Kevin scared off all the other sharks before he made an offer, pure genius

[Thanh-phmm]

i like when kevin makes a deal. he brings up different types of deals than the other shark and we learn a lot from it

[tiffanytia]

I loved the NuMilk idea. I would love to see it in my local Whole Foods, would definitely be a customer. Went to their website though and saw they seemed to have scrapped the whole grocery unit idea and are focusing on the coffee shop and home units.

[orchidpanda]

Numilk seems to be the only one with real potential. But the vending machine guy was the best negotiator, no doubt.

[TokyoDrool]

Watching Kevin hustle sharks out of that and grinding an amazing deal for himself was just intensely fascinating

[joshhale]

The first guy straight up played Lori and Kevin. 2.5% equity was not his lowest. He just wanted to force them down as low as possible. Genius move.

[efesrgn]

Kevin is a very smart guy, he first highlights weak points of the projects to make other investors out. And make project owners to feel their idea is not that worth.
This also enables him to create pressure over project owners to take his offer. His offer for Zipz was very unique and doable for both sides.
Brilliant!

[alicemendoza]

A Hindenburg moment that affects derivatives and the financial system could occur if the US Treasury market collapses. Rising illiquidity in the $14.8 trillion U.S. Treasury market, according to Bank of America, might affect other financial markets.

[garrettgravley]

Ya know, we all give Mr. Wonderful grief, but at 28:58, he proved himself to be a very wise man with invaluable words of advice to entrepreneurs. Very well said.

[TheDemigodKing]

Love that Lori wanted to make sure the last guy fully understood the deal that was offered to him. A small and simple question but big impact (for me). Respect.

[Yaseen]

21:35 when Kevin gives Mark the "what do you want?!" and Mark death stares him into submission LMFAO love it

[muhammadfurqanahmed]

Fun Fact: The 1st two deals never closed and the 3rd one did close the deal but now they are just in the licensing business and not the manufacturing business.

[jppotato]

First guy is the best I’ve seen on shark tank! He held his composure and negotiated like a pro