Rocking Rebels: The Untold Tale of John Pasche and the Rolling Stones' Iconic Tongue Logo

The video discusses John Pash's journey as a designer, focusing on his collaboration with The Rolling Stones. It highlights the creation of the iconic tongue logo, inspired by the Indian goddess Kali, and its rebellious symbolism. The logo's debut on the Sticky Fingers album and its global impact are also covered.

What was John Pash's initial task when he was contacted by Mick Jagger?

• Design a logo for the Rolling Stones

• Create a poster for an upcoming tour

• Develop a new album cover

• Design merchandise for the band

What was the initial reaction of the band to John Pash's first poster design?

• They felt it could be improved

• They rejected it outright

• They loved it immediately

• They thought it was too simple

What inspired John Pash's design for the Rolling Stones' logo?

• Mick Jagger's mouth

• The Indian goddess Kali

• A popular cartoon character

• A famous painting

Where did the iconic tongue and lips logo first appear?

• On a billboard

• On a T-shirt

• On the Sticky Fingers album

• On a tour poster

How did John Pash feel about the global impact of the logo?

• He was indifferent

• He was disappointed

• He was overwhelmed

• He was surprised and amused