The FIFA World Cup 2014 will commence on June 12, and while excitement among football fans is already running high, the official logo of the World Cup has created a stir.
It is being mocked on social media for 'looking like a 'facepalm'. While this was the original charge against it, people have come up with funny descriptions and inferences from this logo.
The logo is titled 'inspiration' and It is based around a design of three victorious hands together raising the World Cup trophy. The yellow and green colouring implies Brazil warmly welcoming the world for the event.
However, the logo has attracted quite a bit of ridicule. Twitter is abuzz with activity all of a sudden, and most Tweeple don't have anything positive to say about the logo. When Twitter user hollybrocks tweeted the logo calling it a 'facepalm' logo, there were some funny reactions:
MajorBisho said:
Stuart Bramley took a dig at the England football team:
Trimble KazzaK seemed to be defending the logo, obliquely:
Kellogg's Cornflakes were really in demand:
The 2010 and 2006 FIFA World Cup logos made much more sense. While the 2010 logo had a player kicking the football with vigour, the 2006 logo looked like three smiling faces.
