Abibas and his friends: popular brands in the Chinese interpretation

Everyone who lived in the dashing 90s should remember very high-quality sneakers from a mysterious company called Abibas. And packages advertising no less mysterious company Hike, it seems, are still in use in grocery and clothing markets.

Abuse of the names of popular brands is a favorite technique of underground Chinese marketers. And if you think that the Chinese use this maneuver only when promoting penny clothes, then you are grossly mistaken.

Every child's dream is a PolyStation game console.

Joysticks for it are produced by the not-too-hyped company FONY.

And also a competitor of FONY — the firm SQMY. Their feature is Duroshock joysticks.

The radios are manufactured by SQNY.

A reasonable question arises: what kind of games are the owners of PolyStation playing? We answer: GTA Avatar!

For retro fans there is "GTA: San Andreas" with an addition in which you can play as Tarazan.

High-quality sound in the game will be provided by headphones from Dre ... sorry, from Nani.

Chinese craftsmen fake not only products, but also their creators.

Unfortunately, the Chinese version of Bill Gates could not be found.

Meanwhile, Google has launched its own line of women's clothing.

Classic. Just not Hike, but Mike.

The widest selection of pathetic parodies of Nike is in the Dolce & Banana store.

Puma sells non-sporting goods on the Chinese market.

My name is Boss. Kinna is the Boss.

Roxanne is for men. Can I see all of them?

Lazy Chinese companies are just swapping words.

And the laziest ones are letters.

Johnny the Worker — only high-quality alcohol.

Colonel Obama.

Over the "Starbucks", everyone is not lazy.

It even comes to indecency.

And to absolutely complete nonsense.

Batman for what?

Coca-Cola products are being forged all over the world. But "Fanta" has never been called that before.

Bonus:

A hidden threat to Hollywood.