Did someone sue Red Bull and win, receiving $13M because he did not grow wings? Origins: In August 2014, Red Bull agreed to pay more than $13 million to settle a false advertising lawsuit.

I cover the southern region, quirky foods and innovative packaging. Since 1987, Red Bull has matched consumers with their unique "wiiing"ed energy drinks. Just in time for Galentine's and ...

The idea is massive, but the concept is devastatingly simple. At Red Bull Paper Wings you need to make a paper aeroplane and be able to either make it fly further than anyone else's or keep it in ...

Red Bull DOESN'T give you wings – who knew? The famous energy drink slogan has been found to be false after a US lawsuit. And the Austrian manufacturer has agreed to cough up a bank-busting $ ...

Anyone in the US can claim $10 for false "give you wings" slogan if bought drink from 2002. Hey, guess what... Red Bull doesn't "give you wings" after all. The famous energy drink slogan has been ...

It turns out Red Bull doesn’t "give you wings" after all. The Austria-based drink giant settled a proposed class action lawsuit Thursday agreeing to pay $13 million to customers in the United ...

For the millions of Americans who were shocked that energy drink Red Bull doesn't actually give you wings, you can now be reimbursed for your problems. Back in August, according to Law360 ...