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

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

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!!!

This is a good material or references for those studying in logo designing. Great job 👏👏

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.

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'

You forgot to mention about the hidden symbols inside Carrefour, Amazon, Cologne Zoo, Bronx Zoo, Pittsburgh Zoo, Baskins Robbins, FedEx, and Audi

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.

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

I used to love filling up my Netflix queue and getting dvds in the mail, I could time it so I could watch 1 movie a day and always get the next one the day before, streaming is better technically, but I loved seeing that red envelope in my mailbox every day!

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!

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.

I've seen the logo of pepsi before 2008 and it's honestly just fine so I wonder why they bothered to change it. I actually like the older one better.

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.

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.

You forgot the part about the subliminal image of 666 in the Walt Disney Logo.

0:46 me who hasnt seen a domino's in my life:

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.

2:28 I actually remember doing a trial membership for Netflix, back when they still send DVDs to your house. I didn’t end up purchasing a subscription because you got I think two or three at a time (sub was one week), and by the time you mailed a disc back and got another in your queue, it just wasn’t worth it. And I know everything is digital/streaming these days, but if it’s a movie I really love, I’m going to buy the DVD

We need to erect a giant Pepsi logo monument. So that future civilizations will know how intelligent we were…

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

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."

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.

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

I never knew Pizza hut's logo was a sombrero, I always thought it was a roof of a red building

Often overlooked or forgotten with the TOYOTA logo is the fact, that the founder originally developed and produced weaving and sewing machines. The interwoven ovals therefore also represent a graphic simplification of a thread that is pulled through the eyelet of a sewing needle. "Toyoda invented and innovated numerous textile-focused weaving devices, introducing innovative fueling systems used to power his Toyoda-branded machines." (Wikipedia)

for the toblarone bear, i saw the bear like 5 seconds before it was pointed out, i guess it was just the first time i have seen the logo zoomed in like that

I seen the bear in there before but I love your content l learned so much thank you so much

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

Okay, so now I know what brand of jeans Bruce Wayne would wear. Edit: You can make a "D" in the curves of the Toyota logo, so now it even references the original "Toyoda" name.

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.

9:14. And there's a character named Starbuck in the old _Battlestar Galactica_ TV series from the '70s. And a rock group by the same name who had a hit with the song "Moonlight Feels Right."

You missed an important detail in the Tour de France logo, the Yellow front wheel of the cyclist is a reference to the yellow jersey the leader of the tournament gets to ride in

The reason the public version of Walt Disney's signature is different from his real signature is to drastically reduce the publics ability to forge his real signature on legal documents. This is standard practice among most celebrities' when signing autographs. I've been around several successful people and their real signatures are very closely guarded . Walt Disney's public relations team probably came up with the signature difference excuse as a cover story when or if the difference ever cane out in the public.

Him: ''Grab your glasses'' Me, holding a boba: ''Already have them''

first time hearing about the Hershey logo. You're not alone, Be Amazed! It also enrages me looking at the number of subscribers. Like, 9.99 JUST DOESN'T SEEM POSSIBLE that's always what it is in everything like books and comics when people say: I am 9.99 percent sure this will work. UGH WHY CAN'T WE JUST GET TO A BILLION ALREADY! (or whatever comes after a million. Maybe make a video on that lol)

You do know that Gene Roddenberry creator of Star Trek served in the US Army Air Corp during World War 2. He could have very easily been inspired by the Delta to create the Star Fleet Emblem in STAR TREK! Thus a full creative circle has been achieved.

Oh wow, I remember when Netflix came out. You could only order DVDs. Now you can only stream.

To me, the Beats logo looks like a music note, albeit it would be facing backwards. The Toyota badge is also a "T" over the globe and the top ring is also a "crown", which is what a large part of their car names mean in other languages - or are closely related to kings like the Avalon or halos like the Toyota Corona and other ring shapes.

"You Just Can't Make This Stuff Up!" me: Yes You Can

If you look at the FED EX. There's a very specific arrow pointing to the right between the E and the X. Try to unsee that now

I could remember seeing the circular logo of the Otis Elevator Company. It has the name Otis inside a world globe in cursive writing., based on Elisha G. Otis's handwritten signature and inside the image, shows latitude and longitude lines, represents their international presence in the civilized world.

14:00 - look above the current Pepsi globe logo; the four designs immediately above are the designs I prefer. I remember them from 1991; Pepsi Cola appeared in an MS-DOS game called "Commander Keen: Marooned On Mars".

“grab your glasses” me :i don’t wear glasses

Many space agencies globally use the same delta/vector image in the logos. Thanks for the fun video!🙂

If you look at the Baskin Robbins logo the pink writing 31 that's how many flavors do they have

I am really confused how they explained the speed of light with Pepsi

The glitch icon in Twitch also looks remarkably similar to the style of the “w” in Twitch

11:23 lol That felt so natural. You are so good at this

Regarding the Beats Electronics logo "b" at the 19:50 mark - I don't know if you have seen the "b" for the energy drink called "Bang", but it is also very similar to the Beats "b".

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

KZfaqr: (Insert random question) Everyone: *Not even answering the question And ignoring it*

Fun fact hand shakes where used to make sure sketchy allies weren’t hiding weapons in there sleeves

First time that I seen the hidden kiss. Was as you introduced it in this video. Your not alone

and don't forget that latest Pepsi logo also similar the stomach, after all, don't forget that it was from "Pepsin" which in your stomach

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

Haha I remember the old Netflix, I remember renting “The Mask” when I was a kid 🤣

You said the d word 9:16 lol!

The Levi’s batwing is the stylisation of the two legs of a pair of jeans being pulled and tugged by horses in a tug of war to represent strength that even horses can’t rip them

I like Toyota brand but I like it even more now. The logo actually spells the brand's name. Clever.

Love learning the meaning of logos. Great job 😎

Thanks for making videos your voice is so soothing. Wow a lot of these I didn’t know.

Fun Fact: Hyundai's name sometimes represent "hiện đại". It means modern in Vietnam. Hyun dai. Hiện dại. See it? And also there's Vietnamese writing in the middle/top left 24:49.

You mentioned the red, white and blue Pepsi logo was showing support for America during WWII. At 1:39, you show a war time photo of troops being transported in a troop carrier vehicle. Those troops appear to be wearing helmets worn by German soldiers during WWII.

I'm from a super small town in NC called "New Bern" and we use that same exact yellow, red, and black bear logo as our city's mascot. Ironically, it's also the birth place of Pespi where that history sign for "Brad's drink" is located 😎

I knew that about the Hershey kisses logo for years! Like when they changed it to what it is currently....

Congrats on 10m and the button coming to you!

I am really confused how Pepsi explained the speed of light 😱

The Siren in the Starbucks logo has been steadily growing closer and closer with each passing year. By 2030 it'll be crawling out of the logo like the girl in the Japanese horror movie Ringu.

this is totally random and maybe I'm going crazy but the videos are getting longer, and I love it

I've never heard of that chocolate or that mountain but as soon as I seen their logo I saw the bear

Along with that saying "If it ain't broke, don't fix it" I also love to say "If you don't know how to make something right, don't make it". I also say often "If you don't know how to do a job, get out of the business". I might also add "and do something you do know how to do". I've seen too many "professionals" do things badly/wrong. I have learned alot of things over the decades and know when I see someone do their job wrong, like furnace repair, electricians and more. I don't claim to know everything, but I do know alot. I put alot of effort and time into being knowledgeable about many things. For a long time I was unable to get a job or couldn't because of health issues, so I had alot of time to learn and think hard and pay attention to details, so technically I can be considered a scientist, but not recognised officially as one with some degree. Before the health issues I could have done so many things and having many skills and experience, yet couldn't have a job, as the schooling here taught in a horrible way and I couldn't move on in class until others were caught up, so I got bored and tired of waiting, etc and ended up not getting good grades and blah blah blah... So I had no proof of what I was capable of and being more shy then I was not getting work, and then the health problem became the problem later too. And of course people don't listen to me about anything I know even if at some point I prove myself right later and things go wrong and still they don't listen, so all my knowledge is being wasted and there was no point if me knowing so much or getting experience in my younger days. And of course I do get p'd off about it every time.

FedEx logo has an arrow depicting movement in the negative space between the E and X

When I was a little girl, I thought the Toyota symbol was a cowboy in a circle. It looked to me like a man with a cowboy hat in a circle. hahaha...I feel kind of silly now!

You forgot the F1 logo. It took me years to understand that the block beside F is not 1 but it helps form the 1 using F with the negative space :o

I only knew the beat, the Toyota, the Hundai and the Toblerone secrats. The other ones, especially the Pepsi one Completly blew my mind.

18:42 I acctually saw the bear before you said it. (I've never seen this logo before)

Whenever I see the Pepsi logo, USA doesn't come to mind, Dutchland does. Apart from the union jack and some nordic crosses, most red/white/blue flags were influenced by the Dutch national flag. And considering the US constitution was copied from our own, it's not a stretch to think their flag borrowed the Dutch color scheme as well.

Good choice of oscilloscope. I've had several in that series and love them!

beats… I always thought it looked like half a cassette tape icon, and was perhaps a nostalgia thing.

The narrator said, "That's right Pepsi used to be a nut drink." But if I'm not mistaken, all colas used to have cola nut extract in them. Nowadays, almost all sodas have artificial flavoring and coloring in them.

6:10 Hey, there's a book written by Bruce Dickinson in the background. Clearly whoever took this photo has good taste 👍

I miss Pizza Hut when I was younger! That thick, greasy, very tasty pizza. Such quality and fun to eat and enjoy! I sure do miss that! Although still around here, I haven't been to Pizza Hut for many years now. But I will say that about 2 or 3 months ago I did have the best pizza I ever had, from this place up the road. It was their "taco pizza". They didn't have it made every day. Just occasionally they made it, but I just heard from an employee I know that they are not making that one anymore. And when I really was craving it and was going to see about getting a slice the next available day. It's not a chain restaurant. Just a personally owned one in this one location in the countryside where I lived.

Nice informative video. Is it necessary to have those pop in windows? Reminds me of TV shows with laugh in the background, for those that do not know when to laugh

Well all Logos have their own meaning. I believe.

lol "The old mechanized cinderblock." I like that description of older desktop computers.

Oh wow i did not notice the side of the Pepsi logo was round thank you!

As a computer shop salesperson when Sony introduced his VAIO gamme of computers, we were clearly informed about its meaning : it was due to the fact all these products were equipped with one or several FireWire (IEEE 1394, FireWire is the registered Apple name) ports, named iLink by Sony, and firstly used by new DV cassette camcorders. They were used because USB 1.1 (the standard USB at the time) couldn't handle the data rate of these devices. The yellow circle in the Tour de France logo symbolizes July's summer sun.

I remember when the KZfaq logo was a tv

Before you mention that it was a bear on the Toblerone logo I thought it was a fox😅🤣

Pepsi logo wave was Barry soetero’s smirk, I saw it in a design magazine.

The Twitch symbol has two line-shaped eyes in it which is retro. Freha is a pagan goddess with two mermaid tails like the starbucks symbol

You didn't mention Apple's logo. It's so ingenious that it has two meanings: 1. Customer paying for the whole apple but only getting a bite. 2. Customer paying for a new apple but getting one that someone already took a bite of.

I thought the "b", on the Beats logo, was supposed to be an earbud. I also thought the 1989 - present Toyota logo was supposed to represent an animal with antlers, such as a deer or mouflon. It thought it was supposed to symbolize the quality and speed of their cars are as good as the aforementioned animal counterpart.

You know when you said Grab your glasses I can't see without glasses

I already noticed almost all of the secret images hidden in the logos I didn't know about the last one.

When they first introduced Pizza Hut in Germany in the late 80s, they pronounced it the German way. Turns out that the German word Hut means hat in English. So we went dining in a fedora. Later they pronounced it the proper way.

I'm so old, I remember paying to get DVDs in the mail...

As a filipino, im amazed on BE AMAZED videos.

The king of streaming is the one and only twitch KZfaq:Are you sure about that?