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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Spoiled millionaire nepo baby with a Harvard degree she didn’t deserve, gets a Nike contract she didn’t deserve, then immediately steals from a poor Black female peer. Shameful![/quote]

How did Malia not deserve a Nike contract?

Nike is for celebrities.  Most of them are mid-career and rich.  This is normal even if it's not admirable.

The incoming quarterback at my kid's university has been guaranteed more than $10M in NIL.  Universities are supposed to be about learning, not sports!!!! But hardly anybody cares about that.  This is the culture we live in.

Malia was chosen because she is aspirational.  At least she is trying to work for a living and not based on her looks or influencing.[/quote]

Yah, "work" " directing" a TV ad for one of the largest companies in USA, just like any up and coming struggling artist with no portfolio and a hundred millionaire, former President father. [/quote]

You're still missing the point.  The point is Malia is lending her young, Black, female celebrity to the project.  Her name.  This is also what Aja is bringing also.  This is about celebrity branding.  The people working the hardest here are the people stitching the shoes together.[/quote]

Malia is a celebrity? Didn’t this talentless nepo baby recently claim she was using a nom de plume to avoid accusations she was cashing in on dad’s name?  :roll: [/quote]

Kylie Jenner is a near billionaire because of makeup. One of the oldest product categories on earth.  Her fame was borrowed from her family.  She still had to do some work to sell a makeup line...maybe wave her hands over sample palettes or wear the stuff in public.   Celebrity is a funny thing...a lot of it doesn't look like "real work".

I don't tell People and other celebrity media outlets who to cover, but their coverage determines celebrity status.  We wouldn't be talking about this if Malia wasn't a celebrity .  And you don't like Malia Obama, so you're here to bash her.   Those are facts.  Your thoughts about how she framed some shots in the establishing ad of a campaign are just opinions.  Go be awful to young people somewhere else.  Or donate to Ms. Indie Filmmaker if you believe in her so much.[/quote]

You're a bot trying to muddy the thread with bullshit. [/quote]

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