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5 Of The Funniest Logo Fails!

So a good logo is essential for a business. It's meant to be easy on the eye, memorable, and gives the business a clean professional look. Colours are important too, as different colours have different subconscious effects. For example blue is a trusting colour, hence why many businesses that need to portray a trusting image may use blue for their logo. However there are some logos that accidentally portray a whole different kind of image So in this list ill be showing you 5 of the funniest logo fails. And as always I'd like to give a big shoutout to viewers Noah Feather & Gyo Kamata for suggesting this video. -------------------SECOND CHANNEL------------------ Check out my second channel More5! for funny, weird, interesting news, along with the latest trending topics within the YouTube community. More5! -    / @more5   ------------------------------------------------------- Find Me On Twitter:   / officialall5   Instagram:   / sam_all5   Website: http://www.All5.me Music: "Unwritten Return" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/b... ------------------------------------------------------- 5) Office of Government Commerce The Office of Government Commerce was a UK Government Office established as part of the HM Treasury in 2000. It has since closed down, yet its logo lives on. At first glance there is nothing wrong with its logo at all. Has the letters OGC in a clean font with no spacing. However some eagle eyed viewers spotted a big design flaw in their logo. If you rotate it clockwise by 90 degrees, it shows a stick figure having a rather private moment. In 2008 they updated their logo for obvious reasons, but the real fail is probably the fact their new logo cost a whopping £14,000 which is about $20,000. 4) Arlington Pediatric Center I mean seriously how did this logo ever become their official logo. You don't have to rotate it, or flip it, or even have a big imagination to clearly see whats wrong with it. The Arlington Pediatric Center now probably known as the Arlington Pedophile Center actually had a logo that looked like a child performing oral sex on a man. And to make it worse, the man is looking down, pushing the child's head towards him. I know its meant to be an adult putting his arm around a child in a comforting manner, but they really failed hard. Thankfully they have updated their logo, and now it looks acceptable. Bit messy and crowded but at least it doesn't contain rape. 3) Vermont Maple Syrup Vermont is famous for its maple syrup A sweet sugary syrup derived from the black maple tree. However this logo looks somewhat suspicious. If I didn't know any better I would have guessed Maple was a typo and they actually meant Male. Because it looks like a man filling up a bucket. In fact it looks more like the Hulk has spent all his Hollywood money and has now resorted to selling his own bodily fluids. 2) Junior Jazz Dance Classes Here is a logo or advertisement for some junior dance classes. While the two stick figures are meant to look like they are dancing they actually create a image of a naked women's body with two very obvious breasts This may just be a very smart marketing tactic, because to me I cant believe nobody noticed it. You have to concentrate harder to notice its two stick figures dancing, rather than a pair of breasts. So its either a fail or a win depending on the companies intentions. 1) MegaFlicks Before Netflix and Amazon Prime there were stores where you could rent movies. Blockbuster was probably the most famous, because their competition couldn't even create a normal logo. MegaFlicks also known as MegaFucks really fucked up, when they decided to use a font that essentially joins the the L & I to create a U. This logo wasn't just on some website or leaflets, no it was in huge capital letters, spread across a massive store for the whole world to see.