We get that sometimes mistakes get made. Even very embarrassing mistakes where people laugh at you for years. That's just a normal part of life.
Where we draw this line of empathy, however, is when brands f*ck up so royally that one can't help but do a double-take. If you're still not on our side here, just think about how each of these designs likely had to go through multiple levels of editor-approval before being printed! Yikes...
Ever see a product or a sign and wonder how it got approved? We do, constantly. And apparently so do a lot of people on Reddit. Crappy Design and Design Fails are two subreddits that are chock full of hideous, offensive, and awkward designs that range from print to architecture. They might make you cringe, but at least you'll feel something.
Designing something for a product is apparently really hard - that, or the people making this stuff were incredibly overworked or just straight up clueless. Either way, the marketing teams hardcore need to step up their game.
But hey, at least these fail-filled pics give us a decent amount of entertainment, right?
We love laughing at cringey design fails, but some of these are so wild we can't help but assume that people lost their jobs over them. From extreme (and accidental) sexual innuendoto terrible word placement, these fails are pretty much guaranteed to get a reaction out of you. And might even pique your curiosity.
Elon Musk just unveiled his plans for what he calls the "Cybertruck" last night and its boxy, angular appearance looks incredibly ridiculous, to be blunt. In case you're actually interested in buying the base model (we don't know why you would be), the thing will cost $39,000 and will likely be available around late 2021.
The best part of last night's reveal was when Musk invited his chief of design to throw a steel ball at the truck's window in order to test its durability, which in turn smashed said window.
Scroll down for the internet's best reaction memes to the angular beast!
