Until we meet again :P
So I bought Chupa Chups last weekend, because why not? After a while I tried opening it but I realized I can't. Well to be fair I was playing video games while trying but still, I couldn't believe that it was so difficult to open. I notice I was dead in game because I got so distracted. I had no choice to use a knife to open it but GUESS WHAT? I still couldn't open it. It literally took me more than 30 minutes just to open a stupid candy.
This weekend, I went back to my parents' house in Gunma to celebrate my sibling's birthday. The cake and the meals my mother and neighbors prepared were delicious.
Today on my way to school I saw many high school students and that brought nostalgia to me. I miss the time when I play guitar with my band members after school, talk about stupid things and laugh. I also miss the gossip and the relationship troubles. It was an experience that I should not have for my age. However, it is the happiest time I would ever have.
Message & Reaction:
The message highlights the abundance of logos in our surroundings, which are present in our daily lives even though we often fail to notice them. I have observed numerous logos, but I struggled to recall the brand names or the significance they represent. Also It was quite humorous how they depicted Ronald McDonalds as some kind of criminal and Michelin man as a cop.
Logos I recognized:
McDonalds, Michelin, Pringles (My favorite snack), Pizza hut, Burger King, Sprite, Fanta, Dr Pepper, KFC, Dunkin Donuts, BMW
Logorama was pretty overwhelming in my opinion and i think that its one of the messages it tells. How in our modern society there are so many logos that they just go over our heads without us noticing.
Some logos I recognized were;
McDonald’s, Michelin man, Arbys , Lego, Nasa, Warner Bros, Logicool, Supreme, Apple, Bigboy, Pringles, Mr. peanut, and Puma
What it means:
I think Logorama shows how dominat brands are in our society. By showing that amount of logos we as the viewers were able to recogonize them, and it shows just how much logos we know.
some logos I notcied:
Michelin Man, Pringles, Haribo, Green Giant, McDonalds, BigBoy, Nike, Puma
The film got me like this Leonard DiCaprio meme.
This is like the logo version of Ready Player One!
There are 2,500 logos in this video. The logos that I was happy to find:Daft Punk, Apes, Nintendo, Paramount and Batman.
What's the message?
The film is about the impact these logos have in our society. They are so dominant that we tend to buy products with the logos we are familiar with which could be what the video is warning about.
Logos I saw in the video
BMW, UPS, H&M, JAL, KFC, M&Ms, BBC, NASA, SEGA, TBS, ABC, CNN, Dell, FOX, HBO, LEGO, Pepsi, Sega, Sony, UPS, USPS, Visa, Yamaha, Adobe, Apple, Audi, Canon, Cisco, Citroen, Dell, Disney, Ford, Fujitsu, Google, Honda, IBM, Intel, Lego, Lexus, LG, Mercedes, Nestle, Nissan, Panasonic, Pepsi, Philips, Samsung, Sony, Sprite, Toyota, Toshiba, Yahoo, Yamaha, Adobe, Apple, Canon, Cisco, Fujitsu, Google, Intel, Lenovo, Microsoft, Nintendo, Nokia, Panasonic, Samsung, Sony, Toshiba, YouTube, American Express, Bank of America, BlackRock, Caterpillar, Chevron, Coca-Cola, Deloitte, General Electric, Mastercard, McDonald's, Microsoft, PepsiCo, Starbucks, Target, UnitedHealth, Verizon, Visa, Walmart, HSBC, IBM, Intel, Nestlé, Nokia, Novartis, Oracle, Philips, Shell, Sony, Toshiba, Toyota, Coca-Cola, Ford, General Motors, Honda, IBM, Intel, Microsoft, PepsiCo, Procter & Gamble, Samsung, Sony, Texaco, Textron, Toyota, Verizon, Walt Disney, Yahoo, Google, Facebook, Amazon, Microsoft, Apple, Samsung, Sony, LG, Xiaomi, Lenovo, Huawei, Twitter, Instagram, WhatsApp, Snapchat, TikTok, YouTube, Netflix, Spotify, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Uber, Airbnb, Dropbox, Tesla, GoPro, Oculus, Skype, Milky Way
Message
I believe the video shows the rivalry between leading companies and how companies impact our lives. Each logos can express the wealthiness of a person. For example if a person is using a Louis Vuitton bag, it shows that person has money, rather than someone using a cheap North Face bag like me.
Logos I've found in the video:
French’s, Dominos, Pringles, Sleep Inn, Pizza Hut, Ghost busters, Skippy, Taco Bell, KFC, FANTA, Mcdonalds, HAribo, WWF, MAsterCArd, Nescafé, Nickelodeon, M&M, LEVI’S, Nintendo, Lacoste, Dunking donuts, Starbucks, Bluetooth, Xbox, Windows, Evian, North face, LEGO, SNICKERS, Samsung, Disney, Nike, Universal, Pepsi, NASA, MilkyWay
What's the message:
The film shows/tells us how we are losing what makes us unique by giving too much importance to originality, and how it created chaos and an apocalypse.
The message
I think the message is the power of logos and characters in marketing. The city made of logos indicates that logos are pretty much everwhere in the world that we live in. They are on buildings, cars, food and drinks, etc.
In the video, when Ronald McDonald crashed his van, hazard symbols fell out of the vehicle. These pictograms could be a metaphor for McDonald's unhealthy food they provide. Logos are the face of the companies; they carry the companies' name and reputations, and people tend to decide whether the item is safe or not by these logos. I think this video is trying to tell us not to judge by their logos.
The logos I noticed
MSN, T-Mobile, Pringles, McDonald's, Best Buy, Kmart, Co-op, GMC, Guerrilla Games, LEGO, Energizer, Wendy's, Gorillaz, Stüssy, Pizza Hut, Billboard, Aston Martin, Bentley, Nintendo, Yoshinoya, Tamiya, Dr. Pepper, 7-Eleven, Heinz, Marlboro, Nomura Securities, Domino's Pizza, SEGA, Hard Rock Cafe, Vodafone, Michelin, Ghost Busters, Heineken, OBEY, WWF, Taco Bell, KFC, Nestle, Burger King, Sprite, Fanta, Bud Light, Bluetooth, Big Boy, Haribo, Paramount, NBC, JAL, Linux, MGM, Jolly Green Giant, RIAA (Parental Advisory), Mastercard, Audi, Hertz, Chevrolet, Smiley, Dolby, Nespresso, Dunkin Donuts, Coca Cola, Pillsbury, Nissin, Yahoo!, Nickledeon, Starbucks Coffee, Evian, Yamaha, M&Ms, In-n-out Burger, Dunlop, Denny's, Street Fighter 2, Daft Punk, MTV, Levi's, MercedesBenz, Carl's Jr., Lacoste, Batman, BMW, Sex Pistols, XBox, Chicago Bulls, Left 4 Dead, Microsoft, Lotto, Electronic Arts, Hewlett-Packard, Rockstar Games, IBM, Apple, USB, National Geographic, The North Face, South Park, Bandai, American Express, Snickers, DTS, Panasonic, Dell, Durex, Nokia, IKEA, VISA, Intel, Volkswagen, Epson, H&M (& and M were missing), Mitsubishi, Adobe, Casio, Chanel, UPS, Rolex, Google, Toyota, Yves Saint Laurent, Adobe Illustrator, Samsung, Blizzard Entertainment, Walt Disney, Nike, Universal Studio, Sony Ericsson, Tropicana, Doritos, Dole, 7up, Moutain Dew, Gatorade, Frito Lay, Lay's, Pepsi, Internet Explorer, Virgin, Nasa, Subaru, Pioneer.
Message
This video highlights the impact of advertisements in modern society, with logos often being visually appealing but superficially promoting products. This superficial approach often overlooks the benefits of the products.
Logos
T-mobile, French’s, Walker, Union Gasoline, Domino pizza, Lego, Pizza Hut, Energizer, Yoshinoya, Hot Wheels, SEGA, Seven eleven, Ghost busters, Taco Bell, Heinz, KFC, Fanta, Crunches, McDonald’s, Bic, Haribo, Big boy, Evian, Esso, Pringles, Starbucks, m&m, Nintendo, Crocs, DHL, Nespresso, Dunk-in Donuts , Levies, Colgate, Marlboro, National Geographic, The north-face, Yamaha, American eagle, Walt Disney, Samsung, Nike, Universal studio, Tropicana, Pepsi, NASA, Subaru, Milky Way, Skippy, Michelin, Ghost Busters.