Syncly Social Index

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Wellness & Functional Drinks

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Bloom Nutrition on video, September 2026

Bloom Nutrition ranked first of 10 wellness and functional drink brands on the Syncly Social Index in September 2026, with a score of 84.4. Its share of wellness video more than tripled from August (up 225%), the biggest jump in the panel. Fall limited-edition flavors drove it: Crisp Apple appeared in 215 Bloom videos and Pear Scare in 112, up from 26 and 17 in August.

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Syncly Social Index score

A 0–100 score built from six short-form video signals, relative to brands in the same category.

Syncly Social Index score
84.4/100
#1 in Wellness & Functional Drinks
Video share of voice · weight 25%77.8
Untagged mentions · weight 20%100
Momentum · weight 15%100
Sentiment · weight 15%100
High-reach videos · weight 15%44.4
Creator breadth · weight 10%83.3

Four components scored at or near the top. Momentum scored 100 because Bloom's share of wellness video grew 225% from August. Sentiment scored 100: 34% of non-sponsored sampled videos were positive and none were negative. Untagged share also scored 100, with 13.8% of sampled videos mentioning Bloom in speech or on screen without naming it in the caption. Creator breadth scored 83.3, since the top 10 creators made only 7.5% of Bloom videos.

Share of voice scored 77.8, with 9.85% of wellness panel mentions. Reach is the weak spot. Only 2.4% of Bloom videos passed 100k views (44.4) and none passed 1M, so Bloom's lead comes from many mid-size creators, not a few viral hits.

Key numbers

715

short-form videos mentioned the brand

715

short-form videos mentioned the brand

+225%

change in share of category videos vs. the prior month

14%

of sampled videos mention it without a caption tag

14%

of sampled videos mention it without a caption tag

34%

of sampled organic videos are positive

34%

of sampled organic videos are positive

Most-viewed Bloom Nutrition videos

The most-viewed videos mentioning the brand this month.

@ameliabbrookss · TikTokPaid #bloompartner post: opens a Pear Scare before trying to feed hummingbirds from a face feederOpen on TikTok ↗
@917josh_ · TikTokDJ mashup video captioned "BEST energy drinks from @Bloom Nutrition" with #bloomcreatorOpen on TikTok ↗
@greglavslife · InstagramBloom CEO Greg LaVecchia shares what he eats in a day and mentions his daily Bloom drinks in speechOpen on Instagram ↗
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A month of Bloom Nutrition videos

Videos per day. Highlighted days are the three biggest, with the top video from each.

37
32
30
Sep 1Sep 8Sep 15Sep 22Sep 30
Sep 9 · 37 videos · top video
@amethystimage19K viewsHigh-protein day of eating that lists a Bloom sparkling energy drink in the captionOpen on TikTok ↗
Sep 12 · 32 videos · top video
@chrisfrez45K viewsKroger and Red Bull dispute; cites anonymous sources saying some register coolers move to Bloom EnergyOpen on Instagram ↗
Sep 28 · 30 videos · top video
@ericasherwood_176K viewsPaid #bloompartner lunch video with the Double Trouble pack: Crisp Apple and Pear ScareOpen on Instagram ↗

What Bloom Nutrition videos are about

Sep 09 (37 videos), the peak: many small posts, no breakout. The top one was a high-protein day of eating that lists a Bloom sparkling energy drink (19K views, watch).

Sep 12 (32): a news creator said, citing anonymous sources, that Kroger is pulling Red Bull coolers and moving some register cooler space to Bloom Energy (45K, watch). Paid Halloween posts for the Double Trouble pack ran the same day.

Sep 28 (30): a paid lunch video paired Crisp Apple and Pear Scare from the Double Trouble pack (176K, watch). Another partner called Pear Scare her "new favorite" (66K, watch).

Bloom videos in September were about its fall flavors. Crisp Apple led with 215 videos, Pear Scare had 112 and the limited Double Trouble pack that combines them had 57 (brand giveaway). Bloom Pop, the brand's prebiotic soda, showed up in 98 videos, up from 10 in August (watch). Common terms were energy drink (125), flavor (110), fall (88) and limited edition (63). Creators also used words like metabolism (49) and natural energy (43); these are their framing, and this report does not assess any health claim.

Most-mentioned products

ProductVideosChange
Crisp Apple
215
+757%
Sparkling Energy
180
+355%
Pear Scare
112
+582%
Bloom Pop (prebiotic soda)
98
+915%
Double Trouble pack
57
Bloom Greens
42
+190%

Top keywords

bloombloom nutritioncrisp appleenergyenergy drinkflavorsugarfallapplecaffeine

Top hashtags

#bloom163#bloomnutrition144#bloomenergy88#giftedbybloom61#energydrinks55#bloompartner53#energydrink47#fyp46#bloomcrispapple34#grwm32#bloompop31#bloomenergydrink23#dayinmylife23#crispapple22#tiktokshopstockup22#energy20#vlog18#ad16#diml16#prebioticsoda15

Where and who

TikTok carried 52% of Bloom videos, Instagram Reels 27% and YouTube Shorts 21%. Bloom is a US story: 339 of 357 located videos came from the US, and 96% were in English. Paid content is a big part of the mix. 141 of 372 TikToks (38%) were flagged sponsored, the highest rate among the brands in this report, and #bloompartner appeared on 53 videos. Sponsored TikToks did not reach further than organic ones (1.4% vs 2.2% passed 100k). The official @bloomsupps account and the CEO's own account also post often; four of the 20 most-viewed Bloom videos came from CEO Greg LaVecchia (watch).

Platforms

TikTok52%
Instagram27%
YouTube21%

Sponsored vs organic on TikTok

Sponsored · 141Organic · 231
38%
62%
Videos passing 100k views: 1.4% of sponsored vs 2.2% of organic.

Most active creators

@Haley Parker Style11 videos
@bloom10 videos
@JuliaShopsAlot5 videos
@chavonsade5 videos
@greglavslife5 videos
@jenessakgray4 videos

Where the videos come from

Top countries
United States339United Kingdom8Germany4Australia2Canada1Ghana1Iceland1Philippines1
Languages
English685Spanish15German2Nepali2english1Hindi1

Untagged and sentiment

Untagged mentions often came from the people behind the brand and from drink-news creators. The CEO's day-of-eating video mentions drinking Bloom Pops daily without tagging the brand (271K, watch), and a snack reviewer named Bloom in a roundup of 2027 energy drink launches (192K, watch). No sampled video was negative. The closest to criticism was a creator asking whether he would still buy Bloom if its founder were out of shape, and whether it is a health product at all (33K, watch).

Instagram271K views“…energies a day, two, three Bloom pops a day, we're f*cking living good, guys. The CEO of Bloom Nutrition shares his daily meal routine, which consists of eating chicken thighs and fruit for lunch and whatever his family…”Not tagged in the captionOpen on Instagram ↗
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Brands mentioned alongside Bloom Nutrition

Share of the brand’s videos that also mention each brand. These are the brands viewers see it compared with.

Red Bull2%14 videos
Monster Energy1.8%13 videos
Celsius1.4%10 videos
Lemme0.6%4 videos
IM80.3%2 videos
Liquid I.V.0.3%2 videos
Optimum Nutrition0.1%1 videos
Goli0.1%1 videos
Cymbiotika0%0 videos

Frequently asked questions

Yes, and it is growing fastest in the panel. TikTok carried 372 of Bloom's 715 short videos in September 2026, and its share of wellness video rose 225% from August. It ranked first of 10 on the Syncly Social Index (84.4). The index measures attention and reaction on social video, not product quality.
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The Syncly Social Index scores brands from 0 to 100 using short-form video on TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts. It combines six signals: video share of voice (25%), untagged mentions (20%), momentum (15%), sentiment (15%), high-reach videos (15%) and creator breadth (10%). Each signal is scored relative to the other brands in the same category for the month. Sentiment and untagged figures come from a sample of videos; any claim about a specific video links to that video.