red bull was released in the us in 1997.
red bull was released in the us in 1997.
when was red bull released in the us?
1997
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since 1997, red bull has been making commercials bearing its slogan "red bull gives you wings." 









































red bull's international marketing campaign targets young men mostly with extreme sports. these range from mountain biking, bmx, motocross, windsurfing, snowboarding, skateboarding, kayaking, rowing, wakeboarding, cliff-diving, parkour, surfing, skating, freestyle motocross, rallycross, formula 1 racing, nascar racing, to breakdancing. red bull uses music and videogames, and has enlisted celebrities, such as eminem (sponsoring the red bull "emsee battle rap championships"). it hosts events like art shows and the "red bull flugtag" (german for "flight day" or "flying day").
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the first company to do this was red bull with their red bull space, which released on january 8, 2009 for europe and north america and featured the "red bull air race" mini-game. the air race was a virtual version of the real-life event. on november 26, 2009, red bull released two new spaces for europe and north america, one for the red bull illume and the other for the red bull flugtag. the illume space had an exhibition of action and adventure sports photographs from red bull illume. the winning photograph from each of the competition's ten categories were displayed on large illuminate cubes, imitating the real-life exhibit. the red bull beach space had the "red bull flugtag" mini-game where users could compete against one another by launching one of five flying machines off of a 30-foot high deck to try and achieve flight. it also featured a red bull jukebox with ten different tunes from red bull. all three of the red bull spaces were released to the asian home on june 17, 2010. on january 5, 2012, red bull released their first personal space for home, the red bull house of skate, which featured an indoor skate park.
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