The video discusses the hidden meanings and symbolism behind various logos of well-known brands such as FedEx, Amazon, Sony Vaio, LG, Toyota, Continental, Pepsi, and Coca Cola. The narrator explains that these logos often have more to them than meets the eye, with some featuring clever designs, hidden messages, or references to other cultures. The video also touches on the idea that some logos may have darker or more sinister meanings, such as the use of the number 666 in the B logo. The narrator encourages viewers to look beyond the surface level and appreciate the creativity and cleverness that goes into designing these logos.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The video discusses the hidden meanings behind various company logos.
2. The FedEx logo contains an arrow that is not immediately noticeable.
3. The Amazon logo is designed to resemble a smile, but also represents the idea of selling products from "a to z".
4. The logo of the company "Vaio" is a combination of letters and symbols that form a scene.
5. The logo of the company "Continental" is designed to resemble a tire, but also contains other symbols.
6. The Pepsi logo has undergone 23 changes since its creation.
7. The Coca-Cola logo resembles the flag of Denmark.
8. The Google Chrome logo is not discussed in the video, but the Google company is mentioned.
9. The Facebook logo contains a hidden message that can be decoded by looking at the design of the logo.
10. The video mentions that the number 666 is sometimes associated with the logo of the company "Bardot".
11. The company "LG" is mentioned, but the logo is not discussed in detail.
12. The company "Toyota" is mentioned, and the logo is described as being made up of three oval shapes.
13. The company "Vendam" is mentioned, and the logo is described as having a curious meaning.
14. The company "Toshiba" is mentioned, but the logo is not discussed in detail.
15. The company "Pepsi" is mentioned again, and the logo is described as being designed to resemble a circle.
16. The video mentions that the company "Coca-Cola" is very well-known and has a large marketing budget.