Which retailer's 2011 rebranding campaign became a pop culture disaster, leading to a massive social media backlash and was reversed within just two months?

Major retailers often undergo rebranding to stay relevant in pop culture. These transformations can dramatically shift public perception and create new cultural touchpoints. This poll tests your knowledge about one of the most significant retail rebranding campaigns that created a massive pop culture moment and changed how consumers interact with a familiar brand. Do you know which retailer's bold transformation captured the zeitgeist and became a case study in modern retail branding strategy?

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Gap (when they briefly changed their iconic blue box logo in 2010)
JCPenney (when they eliminated sales and coupons under CEO Ron Johnson)
Radio Shack (when they rebranded as 'The Shack' to appear more hip)
Best Buy (when they tried to rebrand as a tech advisory service with the 'Geek Squad' focus)