When you think of Crayola, you think of youthfulness and innocence, a child scribbling with his or her favourite colour crayons perhaps. What you don’t think of is “The Worst Kind of Boobs”, “Reasons why girls don’t give blow jobs” and “Disney For Adults”.
That pretty much summarises what happened to the company’s Facebook page this past weekend after it was hacked and flooded with racy and sometimes mildly pornographic content.
We’re aware of the situation on our official FB page, which was hacked today, and making every effort to stop the unauthorized posts.
— Crayola (@Crayola) January 11, 2015
The company did eventually get back in control of the page, but fortunately Adweek managed to screenshot some of the offending posts.
We don’t condone the inappropriate & offensive content being posted to the fraudulent Crayola FB page & sincerely apologize to our fans.
— Crayola (@Crayola) January 12, 2015
Source: Adweek
