5 Brands That Are In Complete Savage Mode

If you’re active on social media, and by reading this I assume you are, you’ve heard a teenager or two, or seen a tweet that was quoted as being “savage.”

Unlike most slang terms used in the internet realm, Savage means just what does in the Merriam Webster.

A savage is something untrained, unruly, and more specifically to these times it’s “when someone or something does something outrageously cool or hilarious that requires zero to negative chill. Being called this gives you respect from those who call you it. Urban Dictionary

And if youre thinking about pulling off this response strategy, know that it requires a special mix of mean and funny to pull off gold-winning savage responses on a daily. After all, it’s pretty risky, consistent tone and voice is what a user’s expects, should the social media manager leave, or take a responses too far, brands could abandoned its core audience for a few days of media coverage, and found itself in tone and voice limbo.

Still kind of fuzzy of what being savage af is all about? Don’t worry, we compiled a list of Savage af brand responses. Check them out below

Denny’s tumblr page isn’t actually that bad. Being one of the few brands on tumblr, their blog consists of breakfast related memes, gifs, and of course, the savagness.

Old Spice has some seriously weird followers. But whoever is in charge of their Twitter account keeps them on lock.

Arby’s completely slayed social media savagery when Pharrell Williams, a multi grammy winning singer-songwriter, decided to go Arby’s Chic this year at the Grammys. Tell us in the comments below, who wore it better?!

Social media savagery wouldn’t be where it was today if it wasn’t for Wendy’s. This one is self explanatory.

A little savage banter between two companies never hurt right? I think the winner of this clapback goes to Taco Bell

Wendy’s takes the win again in social media savagery. Wendy’s understand that in order to truly pull this off, you need the correct formula of funny, sarcastic, and sassy.

Southwest…Southwest Airlines should we say anymore? These shots thrown at United Airline is the perfect example of savage.