Fresh Impressions on Brandmarks (from my 5-year-old)

A fun Sunday project with my daughter on brand logos.
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Song: Eden by Phil Wickham

Category:

Entertainment

Tags:

• logo
• design
• graphic
• brand
• adam
• ladd
• cute

[NightlyNewsatNine]

"That is a cheetah, a cheetah, that's a cheetah"

[pklovestormomega]

2:16 "The controller used to control the TV at Ryan's house"

HOW DOES SHE KNOW WHERE I LIVE?

[allice444]

@JordanCallumA

The child is not addressing the "audience' its addressing the person who states he's the father who's running the experiment..

[allice444]

@schlubadubdub

Yours was the "Clearly Flawed" logic not his. You entirely missed the point what he was questioning. I agree with him. A child is more likely to add "my" to Grandpa if it was taking to someone not its parents, to indicate who's grandpa it was referring to. If it was talking to its parents, it would assume the parent already knew who's Grandpa it was referring to and not need to add the 'my". or do you think a 5 year can't make those adjustments in its language.

[mentallogic]

Quite worrying how well she identified Starbucks, not by name but still!

[rigatony019]

marcel the shell?

[spaceboots2006]

The boeing description at 0:57 makes me think it was scripted... A fucking little kid can't figure that shit out.

[schlubadubdub]

@allice444 a single comment pointing out clearly flawed logic is neither 'aggressive' nor 'excessive'. You can't win a logical argument so now you stalk my other *completely unrelated* comments. You really are sad.

[allice444]

@schlubadubdub

Ha.. You're being a bit aggressive and excessive aren't you? And in this case also a bit dense. You obviously didn't get Ameindo's point. He was referring to the ownership tab "my". He was questioning why a child would refer to his/her grandpa as "my' grandpa, where he believes a child would simply say "grandpa" without the "my". If you want to accuse others of personality traits, look at your own channel. Mostly negative comments by you.

[allice444]

@evanhsenn

Good one. do you find evil in everything you see, or is it just easier being negative..

[allice444]

@artis7ic

Its because they do get out of breath when they're concentrating or excited.

[allice444]

@saltanon

Why do you see evil in Trevman71's comment?. I think you're the one with the problem. Were you interfered with as a child, or does attacking an innocent comment diminish your own sick desires?