The Paris Olympics is scheduled for 2024, and fans are hyped. While everyone’s looking forward to watching their favorite athlete participate and win, the committee is building up the excitement. From posting videos of previous Olympians to giving updates on the upcoming event, Paris Olympics 2024 is gearing up for a fabulous show.

However, things didn’t go as planned with a specific update. The Olympics page on Facebook recently released the official pictograms for all Olympic sports. But the responses from fans were brutal. Responses ranging from confusion to absolute hate flooded the comments section. So, why didn’t fans receive the pictogram well? Let’s take a look.

The Olympics committee faces the wrath of fans

What initially came in as an update to build intrigue in fans and prepare them for the competition, backfired hard. The Olympics committee announced the official pictograms for all the Olympic sports. These would be the symbols or logos for all the sports competitions held in the Paris Olympics. According to the committee, they add to the visual aspect of the sport.

However, the Olympics logo did not sit well with the fans, and comments about its complexity arose. Evidently, fans were expecting something simpler for logos of their favorite competition. Comments began by bringing up hilarious comparisons about the color complexity and symbolisms, “They’re so confusing. What are those? They look like symbols from a chemistry class” and “They look like the wingdings font you used to get on Microsoft word in the 90’s”.

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Many comments straight-up termed the designs to be horrible. Comments like “Wow… that’s the worst design I’ve seen in my entire life. Who did this? And why?”, “These are awful. You can’t tell what sport they are depicting”, and “Do you not ensure these are run past inclusive communication experts before being agreed? These are a big fail”, showed fans’ rage.

While the committee maintained that the logos carried the theme of ‘badges of honor’, fans did not receive these well. Many pointed out that while a design needs to distinguish one sport from another, these logos did not serve the purpose. Although they contained significant elements of each sport, fans felt that they looked too similar. Nevertheless, the curiosity remains. What’s in store for Paris Olympics 2024? Who are you looking forward to watching at the championships? Comment down below!

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