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Louisiana residents may now trade in their old "ugly" Crocs for a discount on some new "ugly" Crocs and help out those who are less fortunate.

New York City's rat problem has taken a turn for the comically bizarre as a Harlem resident's hilarious comparison has captured the internet's attention.

During the pandemic, people discovered a certain fact about Crocs that no one really considered before.

According to reports, shoe company 'Crocs' has filed a number of trademark companies that to address knock-offs on the market that may confuse customers for the name-brand slide. Big names like Walmart and Hobby Lobby are just some on the list of companies that 'Crocs' is going after.

'Crocs' have found their way into multiple headlines recently, but this time it is for a cause that everyone can get behind. The shoe brand has teamed up with 'Post Malone' to donate a pair of 'Crocs' to thousands of healthcare workers across the country.

If you are in to comfortable footwear, or just happened to own stock in Crocs - here's your silver lining!

Yes, it's true...a company in Arkansas has just invented spurs you can connect to your Crocs, and they're called SPROCS

Kentucky Fried Chicken and Crocs have for some reason joined forces to bring you the "KFC X Crocs" so you can wear fried chicken on your feet.

The shoes won't be available to buy until December 10th - but fans, employees, and patrons of the Chicken Express were treated to a free pair

In case you thought Crocs couldn't get any more embarrassing...

Crocs are quite the polarizing footwear. Either you love em or you hate em. Well, High-Heeled Crocs are a thing now, and reports are that retailers are selling out of them as quickly as they can stock them.

Check your closet you could be harboring fugitive footwear from 2007 that could ruin your fashion reputation.

The man partly responsible for creating the ultra-popular footwear that you either love or hate, was arrested for DUI this weekend. Police in Boulder, CO responded to a call about a man passed out in front of his Porsche this past Saturday night. Upon their arrival, they discovered that man was Crocs co-founder George Boedecker.