10 Weirdest Products By Famous Brands

The video explores ten unusual products launched by well-known brands, highlighting their market failures. From Cheetos lip balm to Cosmopolitan yogurt, each product is discussed in terms of its concept, launch, and reception. The video provides insights into why these products did not succeed, often due to mismatched brand identity or consumer disinterest.

What was the unique feature of the Cheetos lip balm introduced in 2005?

• It had a minty flavor.

• It was glow-in-the-dark.

• It tasted like Cheetos.

• It changed color based on mood.

What legal issue surrounded Sylvester Stallone's protein pudding?

• It was claimed to be stolen by another party.

• It was banned for health reasons.

• It was involved in a trademark dispute.

• It was found to be non-vegan.

Why did Trump Steaks fail to succeed in the market?

• They were not endorsed by celebrities.

• They were only available online.

• They were not available in stores.

• They were too expensive for the target market.

What was the concept behind NASCAR's romantic novellas?

• Focusing on historical racing events.

• Blending romance with stock car racing.

• Combining racing with mystery stories.

• Creating a series of horror stories.

What was the unique selling point of KFC's nail polish?

• It was glow-in-the-dark.

• It was edible.

• It changed color with temperature.

• It was scented like roses.

What was the main criticism of Evian's water bra?

• It was not effective in cooling.

• It was too expensive.

• It was not fashionable.

• It was impractical and unnecessary.

Why did Cosmopolitan's yogurt fail in the market?

• It was too expensive compared to other yogurts.

• It was only available online.

• It was not endorsed by celebrities.

• It was not available in stores.