People all over the internet were talking about a Nevada licence plate with the slogan “Go back to California.” It got more than eighty thousand likes on Facebook, which made it very famous.
Still, the Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) has asked that the licence plate be taken back right now.
People have always been very interested in the idea of personalised licence plates. Some of the plates that were turned down, like SAUC3D and RAMP4GE, seem to have inappropriate or offensive material.
Some names, like F4K3 T4XI and BUYAGRAM, make it sound like they are connected to illegal activities. It’s interesting to see that guys are more likely than women to be interested in personalised plates.
There are times when the review group that has to decide if an application is acceptable doesn’t think that all of them are.
This particular event that went popular shows how social media can take seemingly small events and turn them into amazing global events.
What started out as a clever way to hide a licence plate has now caught the attention of thousands of people, showing creativity and fun in ways that no one saw coming.
These kinds of events show how unpredictable internet culture can be at a time when the digital world is becoming more and more connected to the real world.
Regardless of whether they meant to or not, the person who made the controversial plate has left a lasting mark on the world of the internet.
