Amazon Is Changing Their App Logo After People Complained It Looked Like Hitler’s Mustache
Amazon is, once again, changing it’s new app logo, after people complained that their new app logo looked like Hitler’s mustache.
I’m not sure I would have ever put that together, but I guess people will ALWAYS find something wrong to complain about.
In January, Amazon decided to update their (I guess) outdated logo — their blue shopping cart logo — with a new design, that of a cardboard shipping box with their Amazon “smile” logo and a piece of tape.
The only problem is, many users thought that the new logo looked a little bit like the Nazi Führer’s mustache.
With just a simple fix, the company changed the logo from that of Hitler’s mustache — er — a jagged piece of tape, to a piece of blue tape with the corner folded up.
I’ll be waiting while people decide this design is offensive in some way. LOL!
I don’t know about y’all, but I’ve always thought that the “smile” logo looks a little risque when the box is turned up on its end.
I’d be a bit more concerned about that most imminently. Ha!
I joke.
I am glad that Amazon so quickly fixed what many people found to be a bit of an offensive logo.
What do YOU think? Did you see Hitler’s mustache in the new — er — newly old Amazon logo?
Speaking of Amazon, did y’all hear that Jeff Bezos is stepping down as CEO of the company. *GASP* I didn’t see that coming!!
The newest one looks like TEUMPS combover.
I honestly didn’t understand what they were talking about until I read this, and yes the sideways logo is a bit risque! Lol
The old new logo looked like tape and the new new logo looks like a sticky note.
I just don’t see it, all I see is a smile.
Why did you use a picture of Charlie Chaplain graffiti when talking about Hilter?
The Amazon runs through Venezuela and thats RACEST to me so I’ll shop at Walmart.
Is this a joke?
Why do companies fold on this crap! Those idiots will still buy their products regardless! This has to stop! Are these idiot companies fun by leftists?
@GJ Piascik, my mistake, should be run.