How the First Bad Friends Logo Came to Life
When Andrew Santino and Bobby Lee launched Bad Friends in 2019, they needed a logo that captured their chaotic chemistry. The first design was simple - a circular wordmark with a cracked line running through "Bad Friends". That crack wasn't just aesthetic; it symbolized how every episode feels one argument away from imploding. Santino once joked the cracked font was inspired by the time Bobby tried to break his phone, and the rest is merch history.
The early logo appeared on a handful of t-shirts sold at their first live shows. Fans loved the rough-edged look, which matched the podcast's unpolished charm. Over time, the logo got refined - bolder outlines, a distressed texture - but the crack remains as a nod to the show's enduring dysfunction.



