Show full articles without "Continue Reading" button for {0} hours. They recently introduced a new spokesbird (who goes by the same name, but is most definitely not the same old Sam) on Instagram to widespread acclaim and great rejoicing... by absolutely nobody. Last week, the company unveiled a new look for the cartoon character. Its like bad anime on acid Toucan Sam. The #NotMyToucan hashtag also reached Twitter, where people shared more thoughts about the mascot's new cartoonish style.
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", This is an Anti-Toucan Sam account now.
Finally, a full illustration was released May 8. wrote one user. It’s ok to make a mistake but fix it!!!" Instead of a beak with distinctly colored sections, the new Toucan Sam has a tie-dye beak with neon colors. Microsoft may earn an Affiliate Commission if you purchase something through recommended links in this article.
While that hashtag pretty much speaks for itself, a similar tag, #notmytoucansam, leads to a gallery of fan art attempting to re-redesign the beloved bird so he looks less creepy. #NotMyToucan #frootloops pic.twitter.com/tzxSRrcX4i. ", Why fix whats not broken? Another short video, released May 6, gave fans a quick peek at the mascot's new look. But fans of the fruity cereal — and a lot of people on social media — really aren't feeling it.
Instead of a beak with distinctly colored sections, the new Toucan Sam has a tie-dye beak with neon colors. This isn’t the first time Toucan Sam has gotten a new look. Food mascots have often been some of the most ICONIC figures in history and when one of them gets redesigned we riot-case in point Toucan Sam just got redesigned and the Internet is NOT HAPPY! More specifically, fans aren't so happy about Toucan Sam's new look, which includes a new fluorescent beak and visible teeth. asked one poster. "We have changed Toucan Sam's appearance throughout the years to keep him up to date and continue to experiment with how this adventurer can best connect to today's culture and the people who love the cereal," they said. #notmytoucan #fruitloops #Kelloggs @KelloggsUS pic.twitter.com/Co09cdPbLB, Another joked that their Twitter account would now be "anti-Toucan Sam. Toucan Sam has been the official mascot of Froot Loops cereal since 1963. When reached via email, a spokesperson for Kellogg's told TODAY Food that this is not the first time the mascot had been changed. The Kellogg's spokesperson would not confirm whether Toucan Sam's current look is here to stay, so at least for now, it looks like Froot Loops lovers will have to endure a slightly radioactive-looking version of the bird they once loved. Even my 3 year old says that the new design looks weird and doesn't like it. Commenters quickly established a #NotMyToucan campaign, posting their (mostly negative) thoughts about the change.
We couldn't agree more. Toucan Sam has been the official mascot of Froot Loops cereal since 1963.
Toucan Sam is an icon, but his more modern appearance lacked personality. Related: Start by preheating the oven, lining a baking sheet with parchment paper and mentally preparing for what you're about to make. Instagrammers, however, were more like... speechless. ", This is an Anti-Toucan Sam account now. Finally, a full illustration was released May 8. Finally, a full illustration was released May 8.
Show full articles without "Continue Reading" button for {0} hours. They recently introduced a new spokesbird (who goes by the same name, but is most definitely not the same old Sam) on Instagram to widespread acclaim and great rejoicing... by absolutely nobody. Last week, the company unveiled a new look for the cartoon character. Its like bad anime on acid Toucan Sam. The #NotMyToucan hashtag also reached Twitter, where people shared more thoughts about the mascot's new cartoonish style.
Even give Snap!, Crackle!, and Pop! Connect with friends faster than ever with the new Facebook app.
", This is an Anti-Toucan Sam account now.
Finally, a full illustration was released May 8. wrote one user. It’s ok to make a mistake but fix it!!!" Instead of a beak with distinctly colored sections, the new Toucan Sam has a tie-dye beak with neon colors. Microsoft may earn an Affiliate Commission if you purchase something through recommended links in this article.
While that hashtag pretty much speaks for itself, a similar tag, #notmytoucansam, leads to a gallery of fan art attempting to re-redesign the beloved bird so he looks less creepy. #NotMyToucan #frootloops pic.twitter.com/tzxSRrcX4i. ", Why fix whats not broken? Another short video, released May 6, gave fans a quick peek at the mascot's new look. But fans of the fruity cereal — and a lot of people on social media — really aren't feeling it.
Instead of a beak with distinctly colored sections, the new Toucan Sam has a tie-dye beak with neon colors. This isn’t the first time Toucan Sam has gotten a new look. Food mascots have often been some of the most ICONIC figures in history and when one of them gets redesigned we riot-case in point Toucan Sam just got redesigned and the Internet is NOT HAPPY! More specifically, fans aren't so happy about Toucan Sam's new look, which includes a new fluorescent beak and visible teeth. asked one poster. "We have changed Toucan Sam's appearance throughout the years to keep him up to date and continue to experiment with how this adventurer can best connect to today's culture and the people who love the cereal," they said. #notmytoucan #fruitloops #Kelloggs @KelloggsUS pic.twitter.com/Co09cdPbLB, Another joked that their Twitter account would now be "anti-Toucan Sam. Toucan Sam has been the official mascot of Froot Loops cereal since 1963. When reached via email, a spokesperson for Kellogg's told TODAY Food that this is not the first time the mascot had been changed. The Kellogg's spokesperson would not confirm whether Toucan Sam's current look is here to stay, so at least for now, it looks like Froot Loops lovers will have to endure a slightly radioactive-looking version of the bird they once loved. Even my 3 year old says that the new design looks weird and doesn't like it. Commenters quickly established a #NotMyToucan campaign, posting their (mostly negative) thoughts about the change.
We couldn't agree more. Toucan Sam has been the official mascot of Froot Loops cereal since 1963.
Toucan Sam is an icon, but his more modern appearance lacked personality. Related: Start by preheating the oven, lining a baking sheet with parchment paper and mentally preparing for what you're about to make. Instagrammers, however, were more like... speechless. ", This is an Anti-Toucan Sam account now. Finally, a full illustration was released May 8. Finally, a full illustration was released May 8.
Show full articles without "Continue Reading" button for {0} hours. They recently introduced a new spokesbird (who goes by the same name, but is most definitely not the same old Sam) on Instagram to widespread acclaim and great rejoicing... by absolutely nobody. Last week, the company unveiled a new look for the cartoon character. Its like bad anime on acid Toucan Sam. The #NotMyToucan hashtag also reached Twitter, where people shared more thoughts about the mascot's new cartoonish style.
Even give Snap!, Crackle!, and Pop! Connect with friends faster than ever with the new Facebook app.
", This is an Anti-Toucan Sam account now.
Finally, a full illustration was released May 8. wrote one user. It’s ok to make a mistake but fix it!!!" Instead of a beak with distinctly colored sections, the new Toucan Sam has a tie-dye beak with neon colors. Microsoft may earn an Affiliate Commission if you purchase something through recommended links in this article.
While that hashtag pretty much speaks for itself, a similar tag, #notmytoucansam, leads to a gallery of fan art attempting to re-redesign the beloved bird so he looks less creepy. #NotMyToucan #frootloops pic.twitter.com/tzxSRrcX4i. ", Why fix whats not broken? Another short video, released May 6, gave fans a quick peek at the mascot's new look. But fans of the fruity cereal — and a lot of people on social media — really aren't feeling it.
Instead of a beak with distinctly colored sections, the new Toucan Sam has a tie-dye beak with neon colors. This isn’t the first time Toucan Sam has gotten a new look. Food mascots have often been some of the most ICONIC figures in history and when one of them gets redesigned we riot-case in point Toucan Sam just got redesigned and the Internet is NOT HAPPY! More specifically, fans aren't so happy about Toucan Sam's new look, which includes a new fluorescent beak and visible teeth. asked one poster. "We have changed Toucan Sam's appearance throughout the years to keep him up to date and continue to experiment with how this adventurer can best connect to today's culture and the people who love the cereal," they said. #notmytoucan #fruitloops #Kelloggs @KelloggsUS pic.twitter.com/Co09cdPbLB, Another joked that their Twitter account would now be "anti-Toucan Sam. Toucan Sam has been the official mascot of Froot Loops cereal since 1963. When reached via email, a spokesperson for Kellogg's told TODAY Food that this is not the first time the mascot had been changed. The Kellogg's spokesperson would not confirm whether Toucan Sam's current look is here to stay, so at least for now, it looks like Froot Loops lovers will have to endure a slightly radioactive-looking version of the bird they once loved. Even my 3 year old says that the new design looks weird and doesn't like it. Commenters quickly established a #NotMyToucan campaign, posting their (mostly negative) thoughts about the change.
We couldn't agree more. Toucan Sam has been the official mascot of Froot Loops cereal since 1963.
Toucan Sam is an icon, but his more modern appearance lacked personality. Related: Start by preheating the oven, lining a baking sheet with parchment paper and mentally preparing for what you're about to make. Instagrammers, however, were more like... speechless. ", This is an Anti-Toucan Sam account now. Finally, a full illustration was released May 8. Finally, a full illustration was released May 8.
But for the love of fruity flavor, we're not following that new toucan's nose wherever it goes. Mess with Tony the Tiger, if you must.
#notmytoucan #fruitloops #Kelloggs @KelloggsUS pic.twitter.com/Co09cdPbLB, Another joked that their Twitter account would now be "anti-Toucan Sam. His formerly cool blue body has been replaced with two jarring turquoise tones. When reached via email, a spokesperson for Kellogg's told TODAY Food that this is not the first time the mascot had been changed.
Show full articles without "Continue Reading" button for {0} hours. They recently introduced a new spokesbird (who goes by the same name, but is most definitely not the same old Sam) on Instagram to widespread acclaim and great rejoicing... by absolutely nobody. Last week, the company unveiled a new look for the cartoon character. Its like bad anime on acid Toucan Sam. The #NotMyToucan hashtag also reached Twitter, where people shared more thoughts about the mascot's new cartoonish style.
Even give Snap!, Crackle!, and Pop! Connect with friends faster than ever with the new Facebook app.
", This is an Anti-Toucan Sam account now.
Finally, a full illustration was released May 8. wrote one user. It’s ok to make a mistake but fix it!!!" Instead of a beak with distinctly colored sections, the new Toucan Sam has a tie-dye beak with neon colors. Microsoft may earn an Affiliate Commission if you purchase something through recommended links in this article.
While that hashtag pretty much speaks for itself, a similar tag, #notmytoucansam, leads to a gallery of fan art attempting to re-redesign the beloved bird so he looks less creepy. #NotMyToucan #frootloops pic.twitter.com/tzxSRrcX4i. ", Why fix whats not broken? Another short video, released May 6, gave fans a quick peek at the mascot's new look. But fans of the fruity cereal — and a lot of people on social media — really aren't feeling it.
Instead of a beak with distinctly colored sections, the new Toucan Sam has a tie-dye beak with neon colors. This isn’t the first time Toucan Sam has gotten a new look. Food mascots have often been some of the most ICONIC figures in history and when one of them gets redesigned we riot-case in point Toucan Sam just got redesigned and the Internet is NOT HAPPY! More specifically, fans aren't so happy about Toucan Sam's new look, which includes a new fluorescent beak and visible teeth. asked one poster. "We have changed Toucan Sam's appearance throughout the years to keep him up to date and continue to experiment with how this adventurer can best connect to today's culture and the people who love the cereal," they said. #notmytoucan #fruitloops #Kelloggs @KelloggsUS pic.twitter.com/Co09cdPbLB, Another joked that their Twitter account would now be "anti-Toucan Sam. Toucan Sam has been the official mascot of Froot Loops cereal since 1963. When reached via email, a spokesperson for Kellogg's told TODAY Food that this is not the first time the mascot had been changed. The Kellogg's spokesperson would not confirm whether Toucan Sam's current look is here to stay, so at least for now, it looks like Froot Loops lovers will have to endure a slightly radioactive-looking version of the bird they once loved. Even my 3 year old says that the new design looks weird and doesn't like it. Commenters quickly established a #NotMyToucan campaign, posting their (mostly negative) thoughts about the change.
We couldn't agree more. Toucan Sam has been the official mascot of Froot Loops cereal since 1963.
Toucan Sam is an icon, but his more modern appearance lacked personality. Related: Start by preheating the oven, lining a baking sheet with parchment paper and mentally preparing for what you're about to make. Instagrammers, however, were more like... speechless. ", This is an Anti-Toucan Sam account now. Finally, a full illustration was released May 8. Finally, a full illustration was released May 8.
