I Google Translated Famous Brands 2,000 Times!

Summary

This video showcases the process of translating famous brand names and their flavors 2,000 times through Google Translate and then redesigning their packaging based on the bizarre results. The video features transformations of 7-Up, Funyuns, Mentos, and Magnum ice cream products.

Highlights

7-Up: April 1st Carbon Dioxide Soda00:00:00

The video begins by translating 7-Up's 'lemon-lime' flavor 2,000 times, resulting in 'April 1st and carbon dioxide.' The creator then redesigns the 7-Up can to resemble a fire extinguisher, keeping only the number '7' and modifying it to look like '1'. The 'April 1st' text is added, and the flavor is represented by smoky, molecular elements with a CO2 cloud icon.

Funyuns: White Hands Onion Rings00:02:53

Next, Funyuns 'sour cream' flavor is translated, leading to 'white hands.' The new packaging features a custom font for 'white hands' and a bright, chaotic background. The onion rings are redesigned into 'duck feet level onions' that are white and tooth-shaped, made to look 'disturbingly edible.' The package also includes transparent gloves due to the 'white hands' translation.

Mentos: Waterfall Order Salt Oil Gum00:05:21

The 'watermelon' flavor of Mentos gum is translated, resulting in 'Waterfall' and its slogan 'pure fresh' becomes 'order bottle.' The redesign creates a dark black gum package for 'Waterfall Order' gum. The gum pieces are made with a black outer shell and a shiny, golden, oily interior, representing the 'salt oil' flavor.

Magnum: Magnetism Spiritual Ice Cream00:07:16

Finally, Magnum 'almond' ice cream is translated, yielding 'magnetism' and 'spiritual.' The new packaging features a blue and red background, reminiscent of a magnet. The ice cream itself is designed to be a confusing 'spiritual' flavor, combining a raspberry chocolate shell with a fresh mint ice cream filling, decorated with raspberries and mint leaves.