I Fixed 100 Famous Logos

Summary

In this entertaining video, the creator humorously redesigns 100 major company logos, including Apple, Starbucks, and Lamborghini, with a playful and imaginative twist. Each redesign is presented with a witty rationale, poking fun at the original logos' meanings or the companies' products. The video culminates with a surprise reveal: one brand, JuiceLand, actually adopts the creator's playful 'Juice Man' logo, turning a comedic concept into a reality and leaving the creator both shocked and delighted.

Takeaways

• 😄 The video script humorously suggests redesigning the Starbucks logo, starting a series of playful logo redesigns for major brands.
• 🍎 The Apple logo is humorously redesigned to represent its high market value with a 4K resolution joke.
• 🍫 The script pokes fun at the Snickers logo, suggesting a change to stand out more on store shelves with a direct reference to their product 'Deez Nuts'.
• 🚗 The Lamborghini logo is humorously critiqued for featuring a bull, which is not as fast as their cars, leading to a proposed redesign with a Lamborghini car in the logo.
• 💧 The script humorously addresses the Gatorade logo, suggesting a redesign that captures the essence of a hydration beverage with a fearful emoji.
• 🕹️ The Nintendo logo is playfully redesigned featuring a character, Squirtle, holding a sign with a misspelled 'Nintendo' to reflect the company's identity.
• 😀 Amazon's logo, known for its smile from A to Z, is humorously acknowledged but not redesigned, instead, the creator sends a gift card as a joke.
• 🏷️ The script humorously suggests that the Lego logo feels exclusive and childish, proposing a more elevated design to reach a higher-end market.
• 🏆 The Shopify logo is playfully redesigned into a meme trophy as a thank you for their donation, reflecting the company's support for the creator's fundraiser.
• 🌟 The Pepsi logo is humorously critiqued for its recent redesign, suggesting that the design firm's explanation was overcomplicated and not necessary.
• 🍔 The McDonald's logo is humorously redesigned to reflect the iconic nature of the brand, with a playful nod to the golden arches.

Q & A

What is the main theme of the video script?

The main theme of the video script is a humorous take on redesigning the logos of 100 of the biggest companies, with the intention of sending the redesigned versions to the companies and seeing if any are willing to change their logos.

What is the first company logo that the script mentions redesigning?

The first company logo mentioned for redesigning is Apple's logo, which is a partially eaten fruit.

What is the humorous suggestion made for the Apple logo in the script?

The humorous suggestion for the Apple logo is to redesign it as a 4K image of a fruit, implying that the stock price is looking healthy.

Which company's logo is suggested to be changed to a Lamborghini car in the script?

The script humorously suggests changing the Lamborghini logo to a Lamborghini car, replacing the current bull symbol.

What is the proposed redesign for the Starbucks logo in the script?

The proposed redesign for the Starbucks logo is a star holding a buck and a coffee, making a clear offer that for coffee, you give a buck.

Which company's logo is described as the most straightforward in the script?

The script describes Amazon's logo as the most straightforward, as it simply consists of the word 'Prime' in the Impact font.

What is the humorous observation about the Pepsi logo redesign process mentioned in the script?

The humorous observation is that Pepsi's design firm discussed art over millennia to justify their new logo, which the script implies is not significantly different from the previous one.

What is the suggested logo redesign for the company that is known for its reality TV, according to the script?

The suggested logo redesign for the company known for its reality TV is not explicitly mentioned, but the script implies that the current logo is good and there is no need for change.

Which company's logo in the script is described as iconic and not in need of change?

The script describes the Nike logo as one of the greatest logos ever, iconic and simple, and therefore, it is decided to make it extremely complex as a humorous redesign.

What is the outcome of the logo redesign challenge presented at the end of the script?

At the end of the script, it is revealed that JuiceLand agrees to change their logo to the one redesigned by the script's author, and the author is seen sitting in a gorilla's palm with the new logo on a juice bottle.