Which famous entertainment company's logo contains a hidden message that was intentionally added during a 2006 redesign to connect with a specific audience demographic?

Many iconic brands in pop culture have strategically evolved their logos over time, often embedding hidden meanings or messages that reflect changing consumer demographics and cultural shifts. These subtle design elements can significantly impact brand recognition and emotional connection with audiences. Test your knowledge of the psychology behind famous pop culture logo designs and the strategic decisions that shaped them.

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Netflix (The red 'N' contains a subtle film strip pattern representing the company's transition from DVD rentals to streaming)
Toblerone (The mountain logo contains a hidden bear silhouette, added to appeal to younger consumers while honoring the company's Bern, Switzerland origins)
Spotify (The three curved lines in the logo represent sound waves customized to the most common frequency heard in pop music)
Disney+ (The iconic castle silhouette contains microscopic characters from acquired franchises like Marvel and Star Wars)