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Isnt this just advertising? I dont really understand how this is any different from other forms of celebrity endorsements such as basketball players pitching ni

• aetherson 11y ago
  I think that there's a sense that, like, if you go and endorse a Nike shoe, okay, you might get paid a lot of money, but you still go and do a photo-shoot and maybe spend a frustrating day being filmed doing a jump-shot and have the director saying, "Okay, but can you do that with more intensity," whereas going to a club is supposed to be fun -- indeed, such fun that lots of basically ordinarily people pay fairly large amounts of money to go to it. So these people are being paid not to, like, fake go to a club in front of cameras and it's work, but literally be paid to have fun. I expect that the actuality of it is a little more complex than that, but there does seem like there's a grain of truth in it, too.