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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Talentless nepo baby gets a job she didn’t earn or deserve, proceeds to steal someone else’s idea. Now her powerful dad’s and Nike’s bots and foot soldiers work overtime to bury a poor Black girl she ripped off.

The far better story from a marketing perspective would be Nike hiring the struggling talented no-name Black girl she ripped off. Not a talentless thief with rich parents.[/quote]unbanned?

PP. You apparently have an axe to grind against the Obamas.  That does not mean you understand what it takes to sell sneakers by absorbing cool factor from celebrities.  Even if you don't like Malia Obama and don't think she deserves it, you should be able to admit that she is a Black female celebrity.

In fact, there are times when luxury brands choose to do that kind of "new faces" marketing.  It is quite possible to do market research to determine what is more effective. Usually it's cheapest and easiest to use already famous people.  This can be proven by facts usually kept internal to the companies as confidential business information.  But people in marketing and advertising understand this very well.  It's exactly why the whole celebrity and sponsorship bit works.

If you just want to spew hatred for Malia Obama, we got your message.  No need to say more.[/quote]

In the shoe sales department, I think the celebrity is the basketball star in the ad, not the nepo baby behind the camera. The Malia part is just to get non shoe-people and white people to the conversation. [/quote]

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