# for the love of bold brands

# for the love of bold brands# for the love of bold brands# for the love of bold brands

# for the love of bold brands

# for the love of bold brands# for the love of bold brands# for the love of bold brands

LiquidDeath.sucks

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LiquidDeath.sucks

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A live experiment and storytelling in brand love, hate, and everything in between.

 

I picked up liquiddeath.sucks to explore a question every bold brand eventually faces: 
What happens when people love you loudly & hate you just as hard?

I know you’ve polarized some people. Tell me about it.

The most interesting thing about great brands isn’t their perfection—it’s their polarization.

Liquid Death isn’t just selling canned water; they’re selling rebellion in a recyclable can. They’ve built a cult by daring to look ridiculous — and that’s exactly why it works.


But every bold brand walks that same tightrope: admiration on one side, backlash on the other.
This site isn’t a crack; it’s a canvas for brand courage—the kind that makes people feel something, even if not everyone feels the same way.
So if you’ve ever launched a campaign that split opinions, rebranded something people didn’t “get,” or built a community that ruffled feathers — I want to hear it.
Share your story of brand bravery, and let’s build a collection of the ideas that dared to divide.

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is the line between bravery and recklessness in branding thinner than most people think?

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