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This is Jeff Ross's vanity card.

1st Logo (July 13, 2003)

Logo: Superimposed into the credits, we see a sketch of Jeff Ross. Next to his portrait is the company's name.

FX/SFX: None.

Music/Sounds: The closing theme of the show.

Availability: Seen on MTV Bash with Carson Daly.

Editor's Note: None.

2nd Logo (June 10-July 29, 2006)

Logo: On a spinning red sunburst background, a loaf of bread wrapped in a white bag with colored stars on it, and surrounded by a yellow burst shape is seen. The text "Enough with the Bread Already" is seen below it in a white script font, with "PRODUCTIONS" in a more modern black font below it. A face from before pops onto the bag, later opening its mouth and winking.

FX/SFX: The background spinning, the face.

Music/Sounds: The company name being said by Jeff Ross in a Brooklyn/Italian-like accent.

Availability: Seen on Where My Dogs At?.

Editor's Note: None.

3rd Logo (August 11, 2012-May 27, 2019)

Logo: Against a blue vignette background, we see a loaf of bread with a smiling human-like face (presumably Jeff Ross himself) complete with wrinkles, pores and a beard on a white plate. The loaf has a square of butter melting atop of it, with visible steam lines. Below it are the words "ENOUGH WITH THE BREAD ALREADY PRODUCTIONS", with a drop-shadow on them. The loaf raises it eyebrows, and says "Enough with the bread already!" in an Italian/Brooklyn-like accent (which is notably different from the last logo) before returning to its original expression.

FX/SFX: The loaf and steam lines, typical 2D animation.

Music/Sounds: The loaf's dialogue.

Availability: First appeared on Jeff Ross Roasts America and was later seen on The Burn with Jeff Ross and Historical Roasts.

Editor's Note: None.

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-'''Logo:''' On a spinning red sunburst background, a loaf of bread wrapped in a white bag with colored stars on it, and surrounded by a yellow burst shape is seen. The text ''Enough with the Bread Already'' is seen below it in a white script font, with ''PRODUCTIONS'' in a more modern black font below it. A face pops onto the bag, later opening its mouth and winking.
+'''Logo:''' On a spinning red sunburst background, a loaf of bread wrapped in a white bag with colored stars on it, and surrounded by a yellow burst shape is seen. The text "Enough with the Bread Already" is seen below it in a white script font, with "PRODUCTIONS" in a more modern black font below it. A face from before pops onto the bag, later opening its mouth and winking.
 '''FX/SFX:''' The background spinning, the face.
-'''Music/Sounds:''' The company name being said in a Brooklyn/Italian-like accent.
+'''Music/Sounds:''' The company name being said by Jeff Ross in a Brooklyn/Italian-like accent.
 '''Availability:''' Seen on ''Where My Dogs At?''.
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-'''Logo:''' Against a blue vignette background, we see a loaf of bread with a smiling human-like face complete with wrinkles, pores and a beard on a white plate. The loaf has a square of butter melting atop of it, with visible steam lines. Below it are the words ''ENOUGH WITH THE BREAD ALREADY PRODUCTIONS'', with a drop-shadow on them. The loaf raises it eyebrows, and says "Enough With The Bread Already!" in an Italian/Brooklyn-like accent (which is notably different from the last logo) before returning to its original expression.
+'''Logo:''' Against a blue vignette background, we see a loaf of bread with a smiling human-like face (presumably Jeff Ross himself) complete with wrinkles, pores and a beard on a white plate. The loaf has a square of butter melting atop of it, with visible steam lines. Below it are the words "ENOUGH WITH THE BREAD ALREADY PRODUCTIONS", with a drop-shadow on them. The loaf raises it eyebrows, and says "Enough with the bread already!" in an Italian/Brooklyn-like accent (which is notably different from the last logo) before returning to its original expression.
 '''FX/SFX:''' The loaf and steam lines, typical 2D animation.