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Sure, it is kind of funny to see KFC get in an argument with Wendy's on Twitter, but what's really going on here? Is this even good marketing? As brands like this try to get personal with customers and each other, what kind of post-ironic soap opera is this? This is weird right? Like, it's kind of funny but this is mostly weird?

These ridiculous knockoff brands aren't fooling anyone. It's enjoyable to see how these knockoff brands and their half-baked attempts ended up coming out. Honestly, you might like some of the knockoff names better than the originals. 

Here are some frightening examples of brands sinking deeper into everyday life, rewritten history and creeping cynicism in a changing world. Really makes you feel like pretty soon we'll all be working for the same corporation for 16 hours a day. Yikes.

The holiday season is coming up! You might be able to save some money on gifts by getting your friends and family some of this derivative crap.

Amazon announced a new little button March 31 that orders a specific product from the retail giant when pressed. It's called the Amazon Dash.

You stick it around the house and hopefully push it within two days of actually needing something.

It looks like this: