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 - but where is it and why is it famous? Here's what we know.
Where is Wakey Wines?
Wakefield Wines is in Marygate, Wakefield.
The shop is better known as Wakey Wines, one of the common nicknames given to the city.
The store is owned by Mohammad Azar Nazir.
Wakefield is in West Yorkshire, perhaps best known for being home to the Wakefield Trinity rugby league team.
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Has the Wakey Wines TikTok account been banned?
The Wakey Wines TikTok account was banned after complaints from what owner Nazir described as "a well known influencer".
Nazir took to Instagram to explain the ban and his thoughts on it, asking followers to help him.
His TikTok page had around 500,000 followers when it was taken down.
However, the account has since been reinstated.
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A TikTok spokesperson said: "We are open about the fact that we don't get every moderation decision right and have reinstated the Wakey Wines account.
"We hope they continue to use TikTok to promote their business."
Why is Wakey Wines famous?
The shop is owned by Nazir, who has gained popularity through his selling of Prime sports drink.
Prime, created by YouTubers KSI and Logan Paul, has been increasingly difficult to get hold of due to high demand, meaning supermarkets have sold out.
The store is selling the product at increasingly inflated prices such is the demand, with people travelling from all over the country to visit.
Cans have been sold for £100, and some have spent thousands in the store on the beverage.
The owner then regularly takes a video with himself and the customers, asking where they are from and why they visited his business.
He then invites his visitors to join in saying his catchphrase “What’s the best shop in Wakey? Wakey Wines.”
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Co-creator of Prime, KSI, real name Olajide Olatunji, encouraged people to not pay the prices for the product, saying that any resale prices above £2 were not his decision.
The business is also famous for selling its own brand WFD sweets.
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