Im Too Young For This Shit.

reminder:

First image. A tweet from Nevada_Man @_NevadaMan which reads:

“@KelloggsUS hey I have a question! Why are you guys removing the #kelloggs branding from specific products that you sell? Is it because of something something supply chain issues?”

followed by a photo of Pop-Tarts packaging, in which the Kelloggs logo is notably absent.

Second image. A response to the above tweet from Kellogg’s @KelloggsUS which reads:

“Our data show that consumers routinely focus on the visual of the Pop-Tarts brand name, so we simplified the package design by removing “Kellogg’s”.“

Third image. An infographic with the header #DumpKelloggs, showing a tree diagram of companies and products owned by Kellogg’s. The subsidiary companies of Kellogg’s are listed as follows:

Bear Naked

Kashi

MorningStar Farms

Keebler.

Under Keebler, the following products are listed:

Club Crackers

Chips Deluxe

Fudge Stripe Cookies

Town House Crackers.

Products directly listed under Kellogg’s are as follows:

Smorz

Smart Start

Special K

Pringles

Eggo

Raisin Bran

Pops

Cheez-It

Famous Amos

Nutri-Grain

Kellogg’s Corn Flakes

All-Bran

Pop-Tarts

Mini-Wheats

Rice Krispies

Apple Jacks

Frosted Flakes

Froot Loops

Mini-Wheats Original

Bran Flakes

Krave

Honey Smacks

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love live disco

Caption: [ (Stitch with @/oldbruhh): What’s a music opinion that genuinely pisses you off? I shall commence the-

The idea that disco was some frivolous, soulless music genre… when instead it was like this time of unprecedented power that people of color and queer people had over the music industry. And that it simply “fell out of fashion” instead of being pushed out of the industry by people who hated the fact that people of color and gay people were kind of like having sway in the industry.

Honestly I really blame the Disco Demolition Night of 1979. This was an event hosted by the Chicago White Socks and uh 97.9 WLUP in Chicago. It was organized specifically by this dude Steve Dahl. He was an anti disco shock jock dj for the radio station. And Mr. Dahl’s plan was basically that you would get 50% off your ticket to the baseball game if you brought a disco record to destroy at half time.

Here he is next to a dumpster with a bunch of the records. Over fifty thousand people showed to this event and it quickly got out of hand. And the Chicago police had to show up in riot gear to break up the event. This is a great article that speaks to the racism and homophobia of the event if you want to check it out.]