"The naming thing is really interesting. At some point, you run out of words."
"Snickers was actually named after a horse owned by the Mars family."
"The name is clearly meant to convey breakfast."
"So iforce max, the letters max right here in this image, are outlined in blue, and many outlets out there, including us, have said that their blue font means some sort of electrification. Yeah, hybrid in Toyota speak."
"Let's talk about the name because there's been a bit of controversy about the name already."
"Good news folks, the Snickers dick vane is here to stay! There was never any risk of the dick vane disappearing."
"Why is it called a party pack and not a fiesta pack? Fiesta is like an easy Spanish word to say."
"We want any player to read the name of something and immediately understand what it does."
"Writer's tears is an amazing name for a very mild whiskey."
"Thirsty Girl, which I think is the perfect name because honestly in the comments, like everyone was thirsty for this color."
"That's where this knife got its name: Kivar, kill a bear."
"Fiero means proud in Italian and really represents the brand's excitement behind its release."
"AMD definitely needs to change those names moving forward because it's just it's really it's borderline anti-consumer."
"It's just straight up better marketing to advertise Boba Fett on your LEGO box rather than a random ship name like Slave-1."
"PlayStation 5 is officially being called the PlayStation 5, to everyone's surprise I'm sure."
"Long term i think the fact that the name of the phones now matches the year we are in will probably help a lot of consumers."
"What they went for when they named this one was like what do we want you to."
"The name works sting scorpion you know what I mean the name was there and it already got green lit."
"Diana's perfume was called first, not second, not third, not apprentice, and not spare."
"Pink Gold Peach, Nintendo, like how did they even come up with something so random?"
"Shampoo is baby sham and human feces... sham and poo, easy."
"I don't think like creating these new names is necessarily super shady, but it's just important as consumers to be aware how product names and overall marketing really influence our purchases."