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Lipton tea created a buy one, get one free deal. The problem with this deal is that every box had a free coupon which created a loophole where customers could get an endless supply of tea.

hannahbakedcontent , Lipton Report

Final score:

439points

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CosmicWolf1031 2 years ago

All the tea I want? count me in man!

168points

P&G received a lot of backlash after their Mother's Day ad that incorporated a woman cleaning and the slogan stating "This Mother's Day, get back to the job that really matters.”

hannahbakedcontent , P&G Report

Final score:

413points

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JoyfulZebra 2 years ago

😬

194points

Bacardi received a lot of backlash for their slogan stating: "Want to look better this summer? Get your hands on the hotness-boosting accessory now: An ugly girlfriend!"

hannahbakedcontent , Bacardi Report

Final score:

372points

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glowworm2 2 years ago

This is utterly cruel.

415points

hannahbakedcontent Report

The mortgage company better.com organized a Zoom meeting with 900 of their employees. The CEO announced that those 900 employees were all being terminated, stating that if you're on this call, you're part of the unlucky group that has been laid off. The footage of the meeting was posted online which showed employees crying and being shocked by the announcement. The CEO received so much backlash that he had to take time off to reflect.

Final score:

365points

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Anita Pickle 2 years ago

Oh poor guy, had to take time off to reflect... My god this is so bad.

522points

In 2019, Burberry found themselves facing controversy after their fashion show featured a hoodie with a noose attached to the hood. A model that walked in the show called out the brand on social media stating that "[taking your own life] is not fashion". After receiving a lot of criticism online, they responded by writing a public apology stating that the item was insensitive.

hannahbakedcontent , Burberry Report

Final score:

357points

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Pansexual Pancake (She/they) 2 years ago

A, yes, let's give children nooses, how could this EVER be a bad idea?

179points

hannahbakedcontent , Dolce & Gabbana Report

Dolce and Gabbana found themselves receiving a lot of backlash after creating a shoe that stated 'thin is gorgeous’. This angered a lot of fans who tweeted that it wasn't a responsible message and it didn't support inclusivity of all body types. The brand showed no remorse by responding: "Next time, we'll write 'love to be fat and full of cholesterol.'”

Final score:

352points

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. . .-.-. — / —. .- -.— 2 years ago

Well… If that’s what they said back, they kinda deserve it.

211points

In 2021, Burger King decided to tweet out "Women belong in the kitchen." This happened to be on International Women's Day. They received a lot of backlash from Twitter users pointing out that the tweet was sexist. They then replied to the backlash by stating that ‘they wanted to encourage women to take up a culinary career.'

hannahbakedcontent , Burger King Report

Final score:

344points

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CosmicWolf1031 2 years ago

Yikes

171points

A fat-free version of Pringles was produced and was successful until customers reported stomach cramps. This was because the ingredient used as a fat substitute actually had a laxative effect.

hannahbakedcontent , Mike Mozart Report

Final score:

325points

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Pansexual Pancake (She/they) 2 years ago

I mean, I like pringles better than laxatives... so if I ever need to make myself go I'll have a tasty way to do it.

213points

#10

Domino's faced backlash after their employees filmed and uploaded a series of videos with them shoving cheese up their nose and wiping their body with cloth meant for cleaning. After it went up on YouTube, millions of people watched it which resulted in the CEO seeing it as well. The employees ended up getting fired and charged with felonies for food contamination.

hannahbakedcontent , Wikipedia Report

Final score:

323points

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Lawrencium 2 years ago

They BETTER have been terminated!

216points

#11

The fashion company Oh Polly set up a competition for NHS workers where the winner would receive a care package and clothing for a virtual party. When the winner couldn't attend the event because they were working a 12-hour shift, Oh Polly retracted the prize. The winner was obviously upset and tweeted about it which created outrage among Twitter users. This resulted in Oh Polly having to apologize and give the winner their prize.

hannahbakedcontent , LaraHarper Report

Final score:

302points

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Melissa Rodriguez 2 years ago

Each time they said "hey babe" I died a little inside.

633points

#12

TRESemme received backlash after creating a campaign that featured different hair types with titles at the bottom labeled 'frizzy and dull' and 'dry and damaged' where the two photos of the blonde hair are labeled 'normal hair' and 'find them flat.' The advertisement ended up getting cut as many people were outraged and labeled TRESemme racist and extremely insensitive.

hannahbakedcontent , TRESemmé Report

Final score:

286points

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A Polar Bear 2 years ago

TRESemme was kinda being haircist, ngl

135points

#13

In 2016, Samsung had to stop all sales of the Galaxy Note 7 after customers reported that their phones were overheating and catching on fire. Samsung reacted by sending out multi-layered fireproof boxes with packing instructions.

hannahbakedcontent , wbrz Report

Final score:

257points

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Aesthetic Studios 2 years ago

I still remember this and the note 2/s3 incident… im scared of using samsungs after seeing the s22 explode…

67points

#14

McDonald's created a Twitter campaign encouraging followers to use the hashtag #McDStories to share an experience they've had with the company. The problem with the campaign was that it left Twitter users posting their McDonald's horror stories, with some of their stories consisting of fingernails and hospitalization.

hannahbakedcontent , McDonald's Report

Final score:

252points

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Pansexual Pancake (She/they) 2 years ago

Honestly McDonald's should've seen that coming.

220points

#15

In 2020, Singapore Airlines launched a campaign called Flight To Nowhere. They planned to do three-hour-long flights where passengers could enjoy a meal in the sky with a view. This received a lot of backlash from environmentalists as the flights had no purpose for travel. Singapore Airlines responded by changing the campaign to dining in a plane parked on the tarmac.

hannahbakedcontent , arpingstone Report

Final score:

251points

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Anna Banana 2 years ago

Did somebody tell them that people fly for the expierience of airline food eaten with plastic cutlery in a cramped seat? Plus the whole airport b******t? I can't belive they've managed to take all of the negatives about flying, remove the one positive of being transported somewhere else quickly, and (presumably) sell it to someone. It's like diamonds of 2020.

165points

hannahbakedcontent , Victoria's Secret Report

#16

Victoria's Secret uploaded a photo on their Instagram where their model was missing an arm. When their followers started calling them out on their Photoshop, they quickly deleted the post.

Final score:

249points

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Pansexual Pancake (She/they) 2 years ago

If they want to show diverse models, why not just hire an actual disabled model? It just makes more sense!

206points

#17

In 2013, EHRs conducted a random food test on IKEA Swedish meatballs and found traces of horsemeat. This was reported back to IKEA and they reacted by doing a mass recall. The horsemeat scandal had massive repercussions as a lot of customers were hesitant to eat at IKEA after that.

hannahbakedcontent , Magnus D Report

Final score:

231points

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Lewis Fisher Wells 2 years ago

ikea is a furniture store is it not

150points

#18

US Airways found themselves in controversy after tweeting a p**nographic image to a complaining customer by accident. The photo was up for an hour before they removed it. They ended up having to make a public apology and stated that they would investigate the issue.

hannahbakedcontent , US Airways Report

Final score:

223points

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glowworm2 2 years ago

Nobody wants to watch someone’s airplane head down the runway.

169points

hannahbakedcontent , Dolce & Gabbana Report

#19

Dolce and Gabbana launched three short videos on social media to promote a runway show they were having in Shanghai. The video incorporated a Chinese woman trying to eat Italian dishes with chopsticks while a voiceover tried to teach her how to eat. This received a lot of backlash for being racist, and the video ended up getting taken down within 24 hours. The drama wasn't over yet though, as Stefano Gabbana got exposed for calling China a country of ‘five poo emojis’. Gabbana claims that his account was hacked and they both ended up having to make a public apology.

Final score:

216points

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LavenderAxolotl 2 years ago

Lots of posts about Dolce & Gabbana...I wonder why

245points

#20

Burger King produced a meatless burger in 2019 called the Impossible Whopper. They marketed the burger to be an alternative option for vegans and vegetarians. The problem with the burger was that it was cooked on the same grill as the meat patties which removed the option for vegetarians and vegans to even eat the burger. But some customers did eat them without knowing, which resulted in Burger King being sued for misleading their customers.

hannahbakedcontent , Burger King Report

Final score:

205points

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Anna Banana 2 years ago

That's not strictly true. A lot of people choose vegetarian options for environmental reasons these days and they don't mind the contamination. Those people were eating the burgers. Though in general I agree that the idea was stupid and misleading people about what they're about to eat is a shitty thing to do.

164points

Dutch Swimmer Goes Viral For Super Revealing Trunks During 2024 Olympics: “Is This Legal?”

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#21

Domino's advertised a campaign stating "Calling all nice Karen's". This campaign allowed women named Karen to receive a free pizza if they were a pleasant customer. The problem with this campaign was that it received a lot of complaints and ended up getting pulled.

hannahbakedcontent , Domino's pizza Report

Final score:

197points

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Aesthetic Studios 2 years ago

a bunch of bad karens?

193points

#22

In an ad for the margarine brand Flora, a photo of a heart and a statement "Uh, dad, I'm gay" was used. This received a lot of criticism for being homophobic.

hannahbakedcontent , Flora Report

Final score:

179points

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Little Wonder 2 years ago

Margarine is marketed as Heart Healthy, that's why there's a heart in the image. It's homophobic because it states your child being gay would "break your heart".

270points

hannahbakedcontent Report

#23

In 2017, Kendall and Kylie Jenner tried to sell T-shirts featuring deceased rappers and Ozzy Osbourne. They were called out on Twitter for being disrespectful and trying to profit off of using the icons. The T-shirts ended up getting pulled and Kendall Jenner responded by stating that the designs were not well thought out and apologized.

Final score:

179points

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Memere 2 years ago

I really wish the Kartrashians would just go away. I've never watched their show, never will, and I rarely read anything about them.

456points

Woman Put A Water Fountain With A Camera In Her Yard, Here Are 24 Photos Of Regular Visitors (New Pics)

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#24

ColourPop received backlash after the release of their sculpting sticks. The cause of the backlash was the names given to the three darkest shades. The names were titled "Yikes", "Typo" and "Doom". This offended a lot of ColourPop's customers and they deemed ColourPop to be racist. ColourPop reacted by apologizing and changing all of the names.

hannahbakedcontent , Ashly Report

Final score:

166points

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AzKhaleesi 2 years ago

hold up, but the light shade is "re friend?" seriously? So THAT'S ok, but the rest aren't? and those are literally eye shadows not friggin foundation. God people are ridiculous.

132points

hannahbakedcontent , The Safety Warehouse Report

#25

Safety Warehouse advertised a PR event where they promised to do a cash drop of $100,000. More than 1,000 people went to the event expecting to collect the money, but instead collected retail vouchers that looked like $5 notes. This left people outraged as they reported being trampled on and spending a lot of money to even get to the event.

Final score:

159points

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Peter Lee 2 years ago

This was in Auckland, New Zealand. Tickets were limited to 1,000 so in theory each person would get around $100. Some people reported travelling hundreds of kilometres and spending hundreds of dollars to participate, not sure how much they thought they would get? The companies version was they threw out $100,000 in cash mixed with fake discount vouchers but when reported in the news no one they interviewed got any cash, and of course the media is always unbiased and doesn't report only the news they want you to hear

53points

#26

Gucci found themselves in controversy after designing a jumper that got criticized for resembling blackface. The piece retailed for $890 and was part of their autumn/winter collection. Gucci responded by removing the piece from their collection and apologizing stating that 'they are committed to increasing diversity.'

hannahbakedcontent , Gucci Report

Final score:

156points

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CosmicWolf1031 2 years ago

This is creepy to me

178points

50 Of The Most Incredible Shots That Were Submitted To The Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards

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#27

In 2013, Burger King's Twitter account got hacked. A hacker decided to change the Burger King logo to the McDonald's logo. They also tweeted out racial slurs and lies about the company. One of the tweets stated that Burger King had been sold to McDonald's. Another tweet stated "If I catch you at Wendy's, we're fighting!" Burger King responded by asking Twitter to suspend their account and making a public apology on their Facebook page.

hannahbakedcontent , Burger King Report

Final score:

145points

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CosmicWolf1031 2 years ago

I really h*te hackers

94points

#28

In 2016, KFC found themselves receiving a lot of backlash after publishing this image that stated "Something hot and spicy is coming soon.” Clearly, they posted the image to get people talking, which it did because the post went viral. The post was only up for an hour before they removed it as the comments stated that the image was inappropriate and misogynistic.

hannahbakedcontent , KFC Report

Final score:

137points

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iseefractals 2 years ago (edited)

It's neither inappropriate, nor misogynistic. It's a blurred out bucket of chicken, people are making assumptions on their own and then getting upset for what they assume. The fact that you're offended for the sake of being offended is a you problem.

322points

hannahbakedcontent , fortune cookie Report

#29

Frito-Lay produced a lip balm in 2005 that was entirely Cheetos scented. The problem with this lip balm was that barely anyone bought it.

Final score:

126points

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CosmicWolf1031 2 years ago

Barf that sounds disgusting 🤮

160points

Woman Moves Out Of Parents' Home After They Asked Her To Give Her Space To Brother, They Freak Out

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#30

30 Brand Fails And Disasters That Seriously Damaged Their Image Jensen Karp, a comedian, claimed that he found sugar-coated shrimp tails in his box of Cinnamon Toast Crunch. The tweet ended up going viral and a spokesperson for the company stated that they would start investigating the issue. After the investigation, they claimed that the shrimp tails were actually cinnamon and sugar clumped together. Jensen Karp ended up tweeting that he felt gaslighted by their investigation. The company then offered to send out an envelope to return the alleged shrimp tails for forensic investigation. He then went on to tweet that the cereal box had already been opened and it was taped down the bottom which led Cinnamon Toast Crunch to conclude that the box had been tampered with.

JensenKarp , Jensen Karp Report

Final score:

112points

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Fake Name 2 years ago

Did he seriously just terrorize the company for laughs?

138points

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#31

In 2014, to celebrate Sephora's first Australian store, they started a hashtag called #countdowntobeauty. The problem with their tweet was that it had a typo and misspelled the word 'count’. The tweet left Twitter users accusing Sephora of intentionally leaving out the 'o' for publicity.

hannahbakedcontent , sephoraaus Report

Final score:

45points

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Catherine Binder 2 years ago

I would think this would increase sales in Australia. Or at the very least cause more giggles than offense.

62points

Woman Refuses To Chip In For Babysitting Because She Doesn’t Even Have Kids, Asks If She’s A Jerk

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#32

Tropicana released an advertisement encouraging parents stressed out by the pandemic to solve their problems by making Mimosas. They received a lot of backlash for endorsing a dangerous message that people should drink their way through the pandemic. They ended up having to remove the ad for promoting alcoholism.

hannahbakedcontent , Tropicana Report

Final score:

41points

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Taylor Blanca 2 years ago

I honestly don't see a problem with this as long as the "mimosas" are drunken in moderation but wdIk?

91points

hannahbakedcontent , Tejvan Pettinger Report

#33

Vodafone found themselves in controversy after a customer service employee tweeted a homophobic message on the company's Twitter account. He tweeted, 'Vodafone UK is fed up of dirty homos and is going after beaver.' The employee ended up getting suspended and Vodafone had to make a public apology.

Final score:

40points

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Catherine Binder 2 years ago

Suspended? Not fired?

66points

hannahbakedcontent , Connect4Hero Report

#34

Kraft launched a marketing campaign on National Noodle Day to promote mac and cheese. They encouraged their followers to send 'noodes' to their loved ones during the pandemic to make them smile. They ended up getting a little backlash from Twitter users stating that the campaign was highly inappropriate. Kraft ended up having to take down their tweets.

Final score:

38points

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Judi Michelle 2 years ago

Legit the least problematic post on this thread and a bit humorous

156points

glowworm2 2 years ago

This one is honestly fine. I find the wordplay to be funny.

33points

J. F. 2 years ago (edited)

That's a clever play with words and not bad at all - but everybody in marketing should know that Twitter is full of people that see world ending issues where ever they look.

22points

Marlowe Fitzpatrik 2 years ago

God yes, that's the impression I get, too. I am not on twitter, but even the parts that leak through are making me want to smash phones. So everyone's better off with me not being on twitter

2points

Sylvanticx 2 years ago

my friend once swam around the pool with a bunch of pool noodles asking for people to "send noods". it was uproarious. i haven't seen the dude in 3? years but i still remember that.

19points

miss miss 2 years ago

What's the big deal

18points

A C 2 years ago

Why was this inappropriate? It's odd .... but I'm not understanding the inappropriate thing here

15points

Zoe's Mom 2 years ago

Play on the words "send nudes".

1point

Sue User 2 years ago

Ah, thanks for the explanation. Went over my head too.

0points

Grace Austin 2 years ago

They are encouraging people to send people ‘nood’ pictures of themselves. That’s not inappropriate at all. *note the sarcasm*

-3points

CatGirl 2 years ago

OMG that's just funny

11points

B S 2 years ago

the world is full of joyless f***s

6points

Beck 2 years ago

I mean..come on. This is no big deal.

5points

King Okafor 2 years ago

I don't care what you say this is funny

5points

TheEndIsNigh 2 years ago

Now this is a campaign that you can say people acted ridiculously about. It is CLEARLY unmistakable the "noods" means noodles, like macaroni noodles. 🙄 I hate Twitter, but even I would have posted something because this ad is kinda cute, and funny. Just like it was meant to be

5points

TheElderNom 2 years ago

I really don't see a problem with this one, just as innocent as "I hear you like a*s so here is a picture" and then a picture of a donkey.

5points

Marlowe Fitzpatrik 2 years ago

Or "send booby-pics" Nazca-boob...x667-1.jpg

3points

iseefractals 2 years ago

JFC....people really will complain about anything. There are some dumb ones on here, but this takes the cake so far.

4points

Terry Armstrong 2 years ago

I think you've added a vowel there...noods, not noodes

1point

Fintch 2 years ago

Some people are on social media just for seeking any possibility to get offended.

1point

Dolly_of TheCowboy 2 years ago

The complaints from certain sections of the community, and the way they did it, just made me think of Helen Lovejoy "won't somebody think of the children!" It was funny and harmless and gormless oxygen thieves trampled a short term campaign. Good job

0points

Corey Smith 2 years ago

It was "Noods", and I loved it. I got a box. It was fun.

0points

LynzCatastrophe 2 years ago

This was just an excuse for people to be offended again. I just find it stupid. I'm not sure my aunts would care if I sent a picture of random pasta dishes during the pandemic unless I provided the recipe along with it.

0points

chaotic_charlie (they/he) 2 years ago

i love this one! it's funny and clever

0points

K4l1m3r0 2 years ago

I really dig the wordplay they did. Wouldn't actually think that is offensive; only really original way to treat loved ones during pandemic.

0points

AzKhaleesi 2 years ago

This is cute, and everyone that got offended is stupid. I hate this generation FR. This is clearly a joke and it's funny.

0points

Marlowe Fitzpatrik 2 years ago

IDK if it's really a generational problem. I'd wager that a lot of those who complain are actually 40somethings bored with life and off to get themselves feel somehow relevant by creating controversy. (Not all. But a lot)

1point

Mike Kooring 2 years ago

Do you really want to see naked noodles? I think not

-2points

Meyrin 2 years ago

First world problems

-2points

Drea Benoit 2 years ago

Not sure what they expected 😭

-2points

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#35

This brand fail was caused by bad timing. Airbnb launched a campaign named ‘Floating World’. This was around the time that Hurricane Harvey hit Houston.

hannahbakedcontent , Airbnb Report

Final score:

33points

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Fake Name 2 years ago

What's unfortunate about this is that it looks amazing. It's too bad that it shot and missed.

58points

hannahbakedcontent , PrettyLittleThing Report

#36

Pretty Little Thing found themselves in controversy after tweeting their support for Black Lives Matter. They tweeted, "We understand we have a duty of care to talk about topics other than just fashion and lifestyle news." The problem wasn't with the tweet, but the image that depicted a jet black hand. The tweet received a lot of comments asking Pretty Little Thing to take down the image and fire the people responsible.

Final score:

2points

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Pansexual Pancake (She/they) 2 years ago

I dunno, this tweet isn't that bad. I mean, the symbol for #BLM is a jet black fist, after all.

140points

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What do you think ?

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Phil Vaive 2 years ago

What about the Pepsi commercial where Kendall Jenner ends police racism with a can of pepsi?

29points

Queen Jackson. 2 years ago

And the Pepsi Dolly Parton commercial with the “friendly” civil war.

1point

Sanne H. 2 years ago

The sales of ionized bracelets saw a sudden drop in 1990 in The Netherlands, when Dutch folk singer Nico Haak suddenly died of a heart attack. He was the main face for the “BioRegulator” brand, with his statement “It makes me feel great, I will never take it off again”.

16points

Disgruntled Panda 2 years ago

Well he didn't, did he

16points

Steve Kenney 2 years ago

Cheeto flavoured lip balm. "When I want that cheesy flavour all day long" said like 6 people who everyone else laughed at.

13points

Jespren Ray 2 years ago

I’m pretty sure any kid under 6 would happily wear it just to *eat* it, but past that I don’t see much market population either!

1point

Tom 2 years ago

How on earth has P&O's treatment of its workers (sacking of 800 staff with no notice, which their CEO even admitted he knew was illegal) not even make it on to this list?!?!

5points

Scott Davis 2 years ago

Its illegal to do mass layoffs with no notice? Since when?

1point

Scott Davis 2 years ago (edited)

No mention of the Gillette ad painting all men as sadistic a-holes? Featuring a bunch of bearded a-holes who obviously don't use the razors watching two kids beating the hell out of each other while they grill?

4points

NotMe 2 years ago

I've got the impression that most of these were just controversies that didn't actually damage the brands' images, and people keep buying their stuff in general.

3points

Crowsgoin*brrr* 2 years ago

I think the morale of this story today folks is... move to Australia

3points

RafCo 2 years ago

I'd love to

0points

Brien Bodenham 1 year ago

KFC recently did a promotion in Germany celebrating Kristallnacht https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-63499057

0points

Happyu 2 years ago

I get a lot from these

0points

Juanjo 2 years ago

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Pumpkin Spice 2 years ago

???

2points

Val 2 years ago

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Pumpkin Spice 2 years ago

I make deez nuts come online. It’s enough to comfortably replace my old job's income, especially considering I only work about 11 to 12 hours a week from home. I was amazed how easy it was after I tried it… 🙂 AND GOOD LUCK.:) HERE====)

12points

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Phil Vaive 2 years ago

What about the Pepsi commercial where Kendall Jenner ends police racism with a can of pepsi?

29points

Queen Jackson. 2 years ago

And the Pepsi Dolly Parton commercial with the “friendly” civil war.

1point

Sanne H. 2 years ago

16points

Disgruntled Panda 2 years ago

Well he didn't, did he

16points

Steve Kenney 2 years ago

Cheeto flavoured lip balm. "When I want that cheesy flavour all day long" said like 6 people who everyone else laughed at.

13points

Jespren Ray 2 years ago

I’m pretty sure any kid under 6 would happily wear it just to *eat* it, but past that I don’t see much market population either!

1point

Tom 2 years ago

How on earth has P&O's treatment of its workers (sacking of 800 staff with no notice, which their CEO even admitted he knew was illegal) not even make it on to this list?!?!

5points

Scott Davis 2 years ago

Its illegal to do mass layoffs with no notice? Since when?

1point

Scott Davis 2 years ago (edited)

4points

NotMe 2 years ago

I've got the impression that most of these were just controversies that didn't actually damage the brands' images, and people keep buying their stuff in general.

3points

Crowsgoin*brrr* 2 years ago

I think the morale of this story today folks is... move to Australia

3points

RafCo 2 years ago

I'd love to

0points

Brien Bodenham 1 year ago

KFC recently did a promotion in Germany celebrating Kristallnacht https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-63499057

0points

Happyu 2 years ago

I get a lot from these

0points

Juanjo 2 years ago

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Pumpkin Spice 2 years ago

???

2points

Val 2 years ago

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Pumpkin Spice 2 years ago

12points