Shark Tank US | The Sharks Can't Get Beyond Brumachen's Valuation (ft. Ross Smith)

Ross Smith and Kweku Larbi are asking for $1,000,000 for a 10% stake in their portable coffee brewer company: Brumachen.

From Season 12 Episode 11

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Shark Tank US | The Sharks Can't Get Beyond Brumachen's Valuation (ft. Ross Smith)

[garrettbrooks]

IF ONLY THAT DUDE STAYED IN THE COFFEE CUP

[SkyWayMan]

The “influencer” valued the product at $10 million because of his reach, not the product. He essentially priced it based on his ego. His own narcissism undid this pitch.

[classmst]

I feel sorry for that dude who actually made the product, hed probably be better without the "influencer"

[sweetstufz]

Ross was actually SHOCKED when the sharks refused to make a deal with him, that's how deluded by ego he is lol

[TravelingSolo]

You know that Ross is the one that convinced him it was worth $10M because “I can get 100 million impressions easy.” Let him fund since he blew it.

[henriquelaydner]

People became delusional with this “influencer” status. He may have 10 million followers, but at least 95% of them are not even in high school yet.

[adingdingdiiing]

If you're a social media influencer who needs to introduce who you are and emphasize how many followers you have and yet your audience doesn't seem to care, you're not that bankable.

[lupealba]

Ross seems like the type of dude to take full credit for a group project that he put zero to no effort in contributing in

[TheProphegy]

I genuinely feel bad for the guy who created it. Him getting the influencer was a terrible idea. It’s funny the influencer said anything he backs gets millions and millions, and he then says he’s been behind this product strong, then says they had 40k sales to date. 😂

[BornIn]

Nothing screams "I'm an insufferable narcissist" more than when someone boasts that they're an "influencer".

[RevengeAvenger]

"I don't know who Ross Smith is and for that reason, I'm Out!"
-Barbara and myself.

[adingdingdiiing]

5:33 I love this "Release the Kraken" moment. Daniel just unleased Kevin.😂

[louisdangat]

The influencer guys overvalued himself. I think he doesn't watch Shark Tank

[lights]

I loved it when Daniel knew about his background from his name. Great moment.

[Decoyow]

Lol the "influencer" guy is a joke. He oversold himself really bad telling them he could take any product and make it millions.

[NGMonocrom]

Slight problem.... It's called a Thermos.
You pour in several cups of coffee, and it keeps that coffee hot for hours.
Plus, it comes with a built-in cup.

[CreatingCreations]

I wouldn't invest just because of that freeloader self-obsessed influencer.

[yokpok]

i feel bad for the black dude. he almost cried at the end but Mark is right, the product is too much of a hassle than a convenience and for that reason the sharks are right when the influencer overvalued it

[chiatlard]

Man I love Kevin roasting them, the best part was when Daniel cued Kevin, that was when he knew it was time! 😂😂😂 Mark just enjoyed the ending

[yodhin]

Sap: We're asking for $20 million in exchange for 1% of our company.
Sharks: What are your sales ?
Sap: As of last month we are approach $453.