A majority say outrage is red. Click a color to add your vote.
Outrage is red because…
“It’s like an explosion of emotions.”
“Anger is inherently red, therefore outrage would also be red.”
“Pretty obvious; red is the colour of anger.”
“An angry face is red.”
“Red is how all books describe a person’s face when they are angry. Anger is also a synonym of outrage. ”
“Rage is red. ”
“Red is often associated with anger, plus when you’re outraged your skin might feel hot and turn red.”
“Red, because when you’re outraged, you’re angry, and anger is red.”
“Red means mad.”
“Red is often associated with the emotion anger.”
“Rage is red to me, and outrage is like a worse type of rage.”
“Red typically signifies anger, so it seems to fit.”
“Reminds me of out-of-control red flames.”
“Red is the color of violent feelings.”
“Outrage is like a more explosive form of anger. Anger is a smoldering flame, while outrage is a burst of red-hot fire.”
“You turn red when outraged.”
“Red is angry.”
“Outrage is the moment in which rage cannot contain the blood-curdling anger that someone has. ”
“Red is anger and passion. Outrage is passionate anger.”
“Outrage is red because anger is red and anger is outrageous.”
Outrage is orange because…
“Rage is red but Outrage starts with an O, so it’s orange.”
“It’s kinda like red, but orange and outrage both start with O.”
Outrage is black because…
“Red is anger; black is true outrage and chaos.”
Outrage is blue because…
“Fire is red, but if the fire is hotter, it’s blue. And since outrage is more than rage, it’s blue.”
Outrage is white because…
“When I hear the word ‘outrage,’ I think of public outrage, which gets covered on the news. That can be a lot of colors, but the little ticker on the bottom of the live broadcast always has some white in it.”