Have you ever seen a brand name that is deliberately grammatically wrong?

Are there any brands that deliberately use wrong grammar in their names?

I'm not talking about weird or nonsensical brand names like Pocari Sweat, where the words themselves are unusual but aren't necessarily grammatically wrong. I mean names that are deliberately grammatically incorrect, such as:

One Childrens, The Goodest and Beautifulest, She are, etc
(as I typed this, I just realised Toys R Us are probably a close example)

Or in other languages:

第两个 (dì liǎng ge)
Una guapa hombres
Красивый свёкла
Un jeune cheveux
एक लड़कियाँ

I've honestly never noticed a brand that does this intentionally.

It makes me wonder why this isn't used more often as a branding strategy? Wouldn't people be more likely to stop, notice it, take a photo, post it on social media, and basically give the brand free publicity?

Are there any real-world examples of brands doing this deliberately? And is there a term for this kind of intentional grammatical error?

Posted Aug 27, 2026, 1:05 PM UTC

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