The boss of Wakey Wines 'took over' a Jet2 plane as he shared a viral video on TikTok of his iconic catchphrase.. A video on TikTok has gone viral as Wakey Wines got the passengers of the plane ...

Viral off-licence Wakey Wines has had its account reinstated after being banned from TikTok. The account, which was advertising Prime drinks for up to £100 each, was wrongly removed for violating ...

WAKEY Wines has become increasingly popular on TikTok, due to inflated prices of a sought after energy drink. The store’s page was taken down by the social media platform after complaints \b… ...

WAKEY Wines owner Mohammad Azar Nazir shot to fame for selling outrageously overpriced energy drinks at 'the UK's most expensive corner shop'. Now he's found another way to make a quick buck ...

The Wakey Wines owner – recently banned from TikTok after selling Prime drinks for £100 – stormed off after kids made a joke at his expense. Mohammed Nazir, who sees customers travel hu… ...

Since then, both Wakey Wines and Prime has been immensely popular. The Wakefield shop owner now charges far more than just £50, with two recent customers splashed out £12,000 on 12 bottles of a ...

Wakey Wines vs Mo Deen takes place on Friday, May 16. It is part of the Misfits 21 boxing card, which is headlined by Darren Till vs Darren Stewart and Idris Virgo vs Ty Mitchell.

Mohammad Azir Nazir, the proprietor of UK-based Wakey Wines (convenience store), gained overnight fame thanks to his TikTok videos last year. During his peak popularity, this store manager and ...

Wakey Wines", “Abdul, come closer, Abdul, go back," and "Bingo bingo, Gala bingo". Lauren's video with the shopkeeper got over 50,000 views. She explained the video set up is "staged".

The owner of the viral TikTok shop Wakey Wines visited Sheffield today and required young fans to be in possession of the famous products he sells – including Prime drinks – in order to be in ...

Wakey Wines owner's success hung in the hands of the social media platform as the account was banned from the platform earlier this month after a complaint it was advertising cans for £100.