lmao there are so many shills gawker has with burners just beating down anyone who points out this is 100% an advertisement no matter how you split hairs about the definition of an ad. Branded/custom/marketing content, aka advertorial, is so fucking lame.
lmao there are so many shills gawker has with burners just beating down anyone who points out this is 100% an…
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What you are describing is generally referred to as “advertorial,” which is essentially ads masquerading as legitimate editorial. Let’s be real... you’re just talking around it.
What you are describing is generally referred to as “advertorial,” which is essentially ads masquerading as…
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yeah tbh all but this outrage seems like a reach. seems to me they are just touching on the culture that developed under the extremely terrible circumstances slaves faced. no where does it seem to apologize. Should the entire section simply read “it was the worst thing ever in history. that is all.”
super chill to make light of illiteracy. boss move deadspin -_-
Yeah i’m sure floyd was really torn up about the espy. Espy’s are super important to athletes. -_-
This really isn’t so bad. Both women and men talk about the attractiveness of people they mutually know or have met, it’s a fact. In fact, it’s one of peoples’ favorite topics for conversation. They didn’t really say anything ‘misogynistic’...maybe sexist, but still, this is what everyone is talking about.
would the same be the case if sexes were reversed though? i’m pretty sure girls talk about whether they find men attractive too
Who the hell is Maya Angelo? #blacklivesmatter
BURN DOWN THE STORES #BLACKLIVESMATTER
Well, agree to disagree, I suppose. To me, and the “shitty” cohost (fuck them!!! -_-), she seemed pretty intent on making it clear she didn’t give a hoot about the interview.
Non-verbals cues. She was non-verbally screaming at them from the moment the interview started: “I don’t want to be here,” “this is a tiresome chore,” etc. People seem to think the hosts were being tactless...I think they were intentionally giving her sass because of how rude and disinterested she was about the…
I think it was their semi-polite way of telling her she was barely even paying attention and being quite rude, not that she actually physically looked tired.
Cara actually seemed kinda rude from the start tbh. This whole ‘i dun rly care’ attitude with a lot of sarcasm. Like ‘get me dafuq out of here’, ‘dumb question, next question’ — like, she was annoyed from the very beginning. Hosts were just calling it like it is.
Ricky Ricardo was a character played by actor Desi Arnaz
Whoops, thought he was referring to OP. I agreed with what you wrote.
yes, such nuance to his opinion... -_-
only story i’ve read in the comments that makes me think: “have a little fuckin class dude.”
