password123 not that I ever used it, but I know people who do
My personal "embarrassing" password would probably be the "I'm too lazy and just input a single space"
I've always been careful of these aspects, fortunately.
But when I joined my current company, my business unit came from the acquisition of a German company. The standard administrative password of an old and dismissed system was geheim (secret in German). After a while it was changed to the new-company-name1 (which is even worst), then new-company-name99 (what an effort...). Finally things changed a lot. It is a big multinational that pays a lot of attention to these aspects and I must admit it is a pleasure to follow their Cybersecurity trainings (and one of them brought me indirectly back to Linux ).
And the worst part of that is that, many many many other companies took password security too lightly.
Saw once an admin password, it was "secret" -.-
That was at the university I went to, no wonder my password was qwerty.
University is not there anymore, what gives heh