Updated Corporate Slogans That Aren’t In Any Way Problematic

Dash MacIntyre
The Haven
Published in
2 min readAug 3, 2021

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(Photo by Pixabay.)

Wheaties: “The breakfast of everyone who participates.”

KFC: “Finger lickin’ good, if you have fingers, a tongue, and/or the sense of taste.”

Burger King: “Have it your way, but ask for consent first.”

Las Vegas: “What happens here, stays here (except Blackface and past offensive tweets).”

Airbnb: “Belong anywhere… as long as you’re not gentrifying.”

Maybelline: “Maybe she’s born with it, but maybe she’ll identify as something else later, so don’t make any assumptions.”

Budweiser: “The king of beers, or queen, or nonbinary monarch, or proletarian.”

Wonderbra: “Hello boys, my eyes are up here! How dare you sexualize me and objectify my body. I purposely expose and highlight these secondary sex characteristics for me, not you!”

L’Oreal: “Because you’re worth it, unless you’re a rich, white, cisgender, heterosexual male, in which case why can’t you let someone else be worth it for once?”

Smucker’s: “With a name like Smucker’s, you know we definitely don’t diddle any kids.”

Nike: “Just do it, as long as it’s in compliance with all statutory governmental guidelines and regulations.”

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Dash MacIntyre
The Haven

Comedian, political satirist, and poet. Created The Halfway Post. Check out my comedy book Satire In The Trump Years, and my poetry book Cabaret No Stare.