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I think the ridiculous outfit and antics is part of their shtick...I am sure they are aware that they look and act ridiculous. If there is a point to criticize
by Edmond 13y ago
I think the ridiculous outfit and antics is part of their shtick...I am sure they are aware that they look and act ridiculous.
If there is a point to criticize them on, it would be that they are making fun of rappers and rap/hip-hop culture, the same culture they are no doubt trying to appropriate to the tune of many millions I would guess.
- goldenkey 13y agoWhat's the difference between pretending to be a douchebag and actually being a douchebag? Nil.
- Edmond 13y agoI think there is a difference, Sacha Cohen (of Borat fame) plays a mega-douchebag but AFAIK he doesn't have a reputation of actually being one. Their tactic may not be to your liking but they aren't the first to adopt characters as a way to promote their business. As I said, the critic I have of them is that they're slily indulging in stereotypes and I am surprised they haven't been called out on that.
- goldenkey 13y agoSacha does it for a noble cause, comedic effect and makes it obvious that he's not serious. These guys are not trying to be entertaining, they're profiteering through hidden agendas perpetrated on their too-dumb-to-realize-it-audience.