Four Loko’s labeling and marketing has never stated that the cans were the equivalent of 1-2 beers. Our labeling has always clearly conveyed exactly what’s in the can in bold, capital letters ...

The FTC had alleged that ads for Four Loko falsely claimed that a 23.5-ounce can contained the equivalent of one to two cans of beer. In fact, the FTC says, it's more like four to five beers.

In the video, which has more than 2.3 million views and more than 375,000 likes, the TikToker is shocked after discovering a nutritional fact about the Four Loko she’s been drinking.

Four Loko, of course, is still available, but the original formula—lovingly dubbed “blackout in a can,” and frankly, a menace to society—has been off shelves for ten years now.

Four Loko joins a crowded list of alcoholic beverage lines entering the hard seltzer market, which now includes beer makers Pabst Blue Ribbon, Corona, Natural Light and others. But Four Loko's ...

The report describes 11 cases of young people who wound up at Bellevue Hospital Center during a four-month period in 2010 after drinking Four Loko. The median age of these kids was 16.4 years, and ...

The product, released this week, comes in a red camouflage-patterned can that looks like a Four Loko drink. But unscrew the top, and the 9.75-inch-long cylinder actually contains a pink, flesh ...

Four Loko’s parent company, Phusion Projects, didn’t respond to a request for comment or share a release date for the seltzer, so those searching for a more hardcore fizzy water will have to wait.

Say “Four Loko Seltzer Sour With a Hint of Blue Razz” three times and it’s sure to invoke the ghost of a frat boy named Kyle who calls you a pussy and tries to piss ectoplasm into your sink.