Famous Logos With HIDDEN Meanings!

Stay tuned for some mind-blowing famous logos with hidden meanings...

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[MattManProductions]

The Levi 501's were orange tags before they were red, so if you ever run into a orange tag Levi tag. They are very vintage and very highly pricey... Thank me later

[ThesaurceryUC]

I'm a carpenter and I have worked on many many Pizza Hut's, Here is something. That shape on top of the roof is called a Coupalo, and it's shape is part of there trademark along with that color red. So when a new restaurant is built before selling the old building, the top section ( the coupalo ) has to be removed and the roof has to be re painted if it is the red color.

[savvyg]

I always learn so many new things while watching this channel. Honestly, I probably learn more through this channel than I ever did in school. Keep up the amazingness!!!

[chugwaterjack]

Levi's used to guarantee their product. Right on the patch, it said "A new pair free of they rip" which was symbolized by the mules pulling on the legs. At $3.98 a pair (or maybe even $2.98), I got a lot of distance out of split Levi's, regardless of the other wear. Western Ranchman Outfitters in Cheyenne was the best source, and they always stood behind the guarantee.

[sidgreen]

In the Toyota logo it also looks like a thread running through a needle head which before when the company was Toyoda it was a company that done textile work

[Rochesteradventures]

I remember ordering Netflix by mail. I think you could only get 2 DVDs at a time and you couldn't get your next 2 until you returned the ones you had.

[kachiri]

For the Pizza Hut logo, I always thought that was the roof of an island hut, not a sombrero. Would make sense too as "Hut" is in the name.

[daler.steffy]

I love your enthusiastic presentation and knowledge base; so I have just one suggestion: Please consult a Thesaurus to look up the word "iconic", and replace that word in your narrations with any of its synonyms. ("Iconic" is one of the most overused words in narrative presentations; it has become a terrible cliche. It is used because of people's general laziness and lack of interest in the beauty and variety of words that are available to us in our English language.) Thanks!

[karmagal]

I used to work retail and Levi’s were an item we sold. The bat wings on the pocket also underwent changes. Believe me, our customers noticed and they didn’t like it.

[MHLegacy]

Wendy, the eponymous red-haired character of the American fast-food company, has the word "Mom" in the center of her collar, which is supposed to represent the family-friendly atmosphere of the restaurant and food that is (a bit of a stretch now, I suppose) like "Mom's home-cooked meal."

[Mr_Jort]

On the Hersheys kisses logo, I hadn't noticed it until I started working at Walmart as a night stocker, and was restocking the candy. I'm a logo designer, so that's kind of saying something.

[rdee]

I always assumed that the hat in the Pizza Hut logo was a double entendre because Hut is German for “hat”.

[shimzster]

bruhh does anyone remember the time when we all thought that the walt disney logo was a conspiracy theory because of it containing the spooky '6'

[Saraseeksthompson]

I remember Netflix doing DVD’s until like 2010 because someone I knew got DVD’s all of the time from them.

[violetbrown]

I got to get a tour thru the Toyota plant in Evansville, Indiana and watch how a car goes from metal to being made into a car which was awesome. My niece works there. And it is neat to watch.

[VolcanoEarth]

I was in my mid teens before I found out that the McDonald "golden arches" weren't a reference to the big golden "M" of their signs but an actual architectural feature of early McDonalds restaurants. (similar to the Pizza Hut logo). Apparently early Taco Bell buildings also featured a mission bell, though the company is actually named after their founder Glen Bell.

[charliestirland]

Fun fact, the bear in the toblarone bear is also inspired by the old swiss maps where they hid animals in the level lines in the montains, mostly bears but also other animals

[flashgordon]

Disney movies are either scary, emotional, or both.
I don't need more of that in my life.

[shadowstrider]

"That's not walt disney's actual signature!"
I never thought it was... were we supposed to think it was?

[miniduke]

8:22 I always thought thge fishtails was her hands....