What makes it worse is Bugs used the name in proper context as an insult.

And we can blame that one on Buggs Bunny.

Apparently Brooklyn was full of toddlers named Sufjan 20 years ago. So there’d be a cohort of twentysomething dudes named Sufjan around these days.

See also: names like Liam and Kylie which were a lot less common before the 90s. Not to mention the girls’ name Madison (from a mermaid in an 80s movie).

Kelly C!

Does the purple dinosaur mean nothing?!

I went to school with a Homer, he lived up to the name and he wasn't a Greek poet. I'd never name my child that.

Bart is a pretty common name here in the Netherlands (and Belgium).

Homer isn't.

My son was robbed of being named Big Bird.

Quiet, Piggy.

Left a different kind of mark on that.

My brothers name is Kermit... born before Sesame Street. He's taken a lot of teasing about it over the years but he's never seemed to mind and points out that everyone loves Kermit the Frog so he's not bothered.

Grover Washington Jr. Smooth

Donald

Damn, my grandad's name was Adolf. He came to the US as a child, and then fought in WWII. I can't imagine the amount of shit he caught in the military back then, but I know he hated it. Nobody who knew him called him by his first name

I've know a couple of Barbies

There was a Saint Elmo at least.