The Japanese organisation queen is now a global sensation, and her Netflix show Tidying Up with Marie Kondo encourages peaceful decluttering and choosing joy above all else.
But if Netflix is anything to go by, things in the Kondo camp have really escalated.
Etiquette expert William Hanson shared a screengrab of the latest preview for the Netflix series, which suggests the new Marie "Kommando" isn't screwing around anymore.
The image of a hooded woman in army fatigues, wielding an AK47, is juxtaposed beside Marie's promise to help clients "clear out the clutter and choose joy".
It's confusing, to say the least.
The Netflix glitch was retweeted more than 50,000 times and attracted 200,000 likes.
Even beloved celebrity author Chrissy Teign chimed in: "DOES IT SPARK JOY MOTHERF***ER??"
I guess you never really know a person until Season 2 of their show, right?
Marie Kondo, the gentle, joyful queen of decluttering ... or is she? Photo / Supplied
In the spirit of accountability, I did some digging and found that my pal Netflix is a real fan of the old switcheroo.
It's Kung Fu Panda I feel the most sympathy for in this situation.
Another off day for Netflix, perhaps. Photo / Supplied
Hitler's One Chance
Instead of promoting a biopic about opera singer and Britain's Got Talent winner Paul Potts, Netflix chose to feature a grainy photograph of Adolf Hitler next to this blurb.
Sure, Hitler made the world pay attention … it just happened during history's most unforgivable atrocities, as he reigned down terror upon millions of innocent people.
I never knew Barney and his friends were part of a violent Colombian drug cartel. But I wouldn't put it past him, that purple bastard.
Anyone else really curious about the Netflix race condition that causes the description mismatches in the UI? I hope they leave it forever. pic.twitter.com/rq3MSVLRJO
