Logan Paul has found a different way to remember one of his closest friends. Instead of simply sharing another tribute online, the YouTuber and WWE star released a limited-edition PRIME bottle inspired by Oliver Tree, with every single dollar from the launch going toward a cause that meant something to the late musician. The special release, called “Slime by Oliver Tree,” isn’t just another flavor drop. It’s directly tied to a foundation created to continue Tree’s vision of helping young creatives.
Logan Paul’s special PRIME bottle carries forward Oliver Tree’s creative vision
The launch comes weeks after Oliver Tree’s memorial service in July 2026 and follows his death in a helicopter collision in Rio de Janeiro on June 14. Tree, whose real name was Ian West, was 32 years old and known for songs like “Life Goes On” and “Miss You.”He died alongside five others, including influencer Gaspi. Before his passing, Tree had already spoken about wanting to help the next generation of artists, and his family later turned that idea into reality.The limited release features a double-size 16.9 fl oz bottle called “Slime by Oliver Tree” in the Blue Goo Indoogoo flavor. Photos shared alongside the announcement show Logan Paul and Oliver Tree together wearing cowboy hats while holding the bottle, making the release feel more like a personal tribute than a typical product launch.What makes the drop different is where the money goes. According to the announcement, 100% of the proceeds will benefit Dr. Oliver Tree’s Extremely Epic Art Grant for Baby Geniuses, a foundation focused on supporting young and emerging artists.
Oliver Tree’s foundation focuses on helping artists actually create
Rather than paying for education or buying equipment, the foundation’s grants are meant to cover production costs for creative work. That includes projects in music, film, installation art, and performance art, reflecting the direction Oliver Tree had reportedly outlined before his death.Logan Paul had previously remembered Tree as his “brother,” and the new release continues that tribute in a practical way. Instead of ending with a memorial service, Tree’s family and friends have chosen to back an initiative that gives young creators the chance to turn ideas into finished projects, following the plan the musician had already shared in interviews.
