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Brand new crisis: Semir said Li Yang "crazy English"
In recent years, Semir has gained immense popularity among the younger generation, becoming a well-known brand for trendy and casual fashion. Its rapid growth has made it a symbol of youth and style. However, the brand recently faced a major crisis that threatened to undermine its carefully built image. The controversy began when Semir launched a campaign with slogans like "At least I look good," "I may not have a sense of humor, but at least I look good," and "I can't manage global warming, but at least I look good." These messages were seen as tone-deaf, especially in a time when social responsibility is increasingly important. Many people criticized the brand for ignoring the values and concerns of the community.
The slogan "I can't manage global warming, but at least I look good" particularly drew backlash, with some comparing it to the controversial marketing tactics of Li Yang, the founder of "Crazy English." Li Yang, known for his energetic and sometimes controversial approach to branding, once posted an image on his blog showing students from a middle school in Baotou kneeling to bow to their teachers. The post, titled "Li Yang Crazy English Baotou Base," sparked widespread debate online. While some saw it as a way to boost visibility, many others criticized it as disrespectful and manipulative.
Like Li Yang, Semir appears to be trying to create buzz through provocative messaging, but instead of building trust, it's alienating its audience. Both cases highlight how brands must be careful when balancing creativity with social awareness. In today's world, where public opinion can shift quickly, a misstep can lead to serious consequences. It's clear that while attention-grabbing campaigns can work, they must also reflect the values that resonate with the public.