The big M with the two arches

Have you ever wondered to yourself, " is there a hidden message behind the McDonald's Logo?

*quick sigh*, no? M-most people don't ask themselves that question.

But, I mean it's not just an M, there is actually hidden messages behind some of these logos.

And that's where we are going to look at today, guys.

Welcome to Reaction Time to another episode, and today, we are going to be looking at some famous logos

But see their secret meanings and hidden messages.

So, without further ado, we're going to get right into this video, thank you so much for suggesting it.

So yeah lets go, lets do this!

Alright, the first one is Baskin Robbins

So basically, what you have to look for here is what's highlighted in pink.

Okay, so, what's highlighted in pink actually says 31.

Which is actually the number of flavors they actually offer.

So when you go to a Baskin Robbins, and you're just like, "Why are there SO many flavors?"

Well now you know it's actually in the logo, there is 31 different flavors.

I mean it's already bad enough that there is so many delicious choices, I don't know why they torture them like that.

I can't just choose one, I have to do- I have to do all of them

Alright, we got Northwest Airlines, so this logo actually has TWO hidden messages.

Alright, so as you guys can see, it features N and a W.

So this is the N right here *shows N with mouse* and this is the W *shows W with mouse*

So Northwest

And then it says the triangle and the circle, which is actually this, points Northwest.

That's actually really cool and really smart. I didn't even think of that.

Alright next, we have our beloved amazon.com

That's the only online place I shop at, Amazon! Prime shipping is so fast I love Amazon.

Alright, so what you have to look for here is the arrow that actually looks like a smiley face, you guys might have never noticed that before.

If you guys just kinda step back and look at it, it's legit a smiley face.

That's not the only hidden message, the other hidden message is that amazon actually offers products A to Z, *claps* That's so smart! I didn't even, no one actually cares about these logos.

I don't why they try- they put so much effort *laughs* Who actually thinks about it like that?

Alright so the M actually means M for McDonald's

And there's actually a funny story it actually says here,

That McDonald's wanted to change their logo

But Cheskin *some guy who was a phycologist* insisted on leaving the golden arches, I don't know who Cheskin is *thank you someone's with me.*

I guess it was the CEO or something

He said it because customers unconsciously recognized the logo as symbolism of a pair of norshing breasts.

So apparently, this *hovers mouse over M.* is supposed to make you think of titties, I don't know HOW that works out, guys, *laughs* I don't know how it works out.

But McDonalds, I'm lovin' it! Well you're lovin' the pair of titties.

Alright next we have Tostitos!

I just noticed this right now before I even read the description, there is two people right here, stick figures,

And that's the bowl of salsa, and that's the chip in the middle, that's so cool, that's so smart, I don't know, it looks so playful, I love it.

Alright, Hope for African Children Initiative.

So, this one.. is Africa, you guys see Africa? *No.. I see Antarctica.. of course we all see Africa [sarcasm]*

But it's also an adult and a child, so that's cool, this one is more like an illusion, I really like that one.

Toblerone.

And what I notice here is that, Toblerone actually- it said originated from Bern, Switzerland.

So, if you take out T,O,L,O, it has Bern, there you go, just Bern

Alright, Pepsi.

It says in 2008, Pepsi spent 1M dollars to pay Arnold Associates to come up with a new logo.

So this is the old one *hovers on left one* and this is the new one, *hovers on the right* The old one is on the left, and the new one is on the right.

Apparently, the one on the right has some sort of Da Vinci *that's what I heard* code, what?

It has fang shui, renaissance, geo-dynamo, the theory of relativity, *chuckles* the universe, and more.. What are they sa-

I think they're going a little too crazy, it's just a logo.

Alright next, we got IBM.

It says the white lines passing through gave the appearance of the equal sign in the lower right corner. *finds it* Oh, it's right here! Ok.. representing equality.

That one's kind of stupid.

Alright, number 14 is goodwill.

So if you look at the g, it's a lowercase g. But at the same time it's also a smiley face, that's cute. I like that one.

Alright, next we got Toyota.

So, it says that the actual Toyota symbol represents 3 hearts. Each ellipse is a heart. One for the customer, the heart of the product and the heart of progress in the field technology.

I always thought it meant a T. It was just, T for Toyota. I- I don't know.

Alright, we got Wendy's. It's gonna be the last one, guys.

So it says,

In the Wendy's logo, if you look at the collar of the girl, it actually says the word, "Mom".

I guess they're talking about this. This is an M, O, M.

So next time you think of "Mom's cooking." You'll think of Wendy's. Alright, that one- that one could work. I don't know if it was intentional or not but, I think they were like "Ay, this could mean Mom, lets go with that."

Guys, that was some hidden messages in famous logos, I hope you guys enjoyed, let me know if you guys want to see a part 2, or if you know any other hidden messages in famous logos please tweet it at me or tag me on Instagram I'll love to see them.

But with that being said, guys, please suggest some more videos and I'll see you next time in another episode, until then, have a good one and peace out! :)