The celebrity endorsement has been a mainstay of the Democrat's campaign – mainly because there are very few so called “famous people” in places like Hollywood that aren't liberals. She has not been short of choice.
At some point I decided it started to look desperate.
LeBron, Jon bon Jovi over the weekend with a song, Bruce Springsteen is an old favourite, Lady Gaga, and of course if they manage to roll out T swizz its reached peak endorsement. Or peak panic – one or the other.
T Swizz has already endorsed, but it seems its better if you show up for a song.
Jennifer Lopez showed up but didn’t sing, but she did manage to look sensationally earnest.
My suggestion is this: celebs are a bust. They are not what they used to be.
I love LeBron, I love what he is about, I love how good he is, and he can vote any way he wants, I’ll still love him. But he is never going to tell me how to vote, no matter which way I vote.
Could he sway an impressionable 18 year old sports freak? Maybe. Maybe that’s why he’s out there.
But a lot of them aren't of LeBron’s weightiness – a lot of them are as shallow as a puddle. That is modern celebrity.
This isn't Carey Grant, Lucille Ball, or Shaun Connery; the days of mystery and intrigue. These are the days of TikTok, where these people are so omnipresent they could be our mail men, hence the star power is dimmed, the influence has faded.
The idea that we can't think for ourselves is preposterous.
If celebrities worked, this would be a land slide, and yet it isn't. It’s Trump and Hulk Hogan versus Harris and virtually the entire film and music industry.
Somehow the Dems have missed the memo and if they lose, what does that say about the entire film and music industry?
Mike Hosking is a New Zealand television and radio broadcaster. He currently hosts The Mike Hosking Breakfast show on NewstalkZB on weekday mornings - where this article was sourced.
LeBron, Jon bon Jovi over the weekend with a song, Bruce Springsteen is an old favourite, Lady Gaga, and of course if they manage to roll out T swizz its reached peak endorsement. Or peak panic – one or the other.
T Swizz has already endorsed, but it seems its better if you show up for a song.
Jennifer Lopez showed up but didn’t sing, but she did manage to look sensationally earnest.
My suggestion is this: celebs are a bust. They are not what they used to be.
I love LeBron, I love what he is about, I love how good he is, and he can vote any way he wants, I’ll still love him. But he is never going to tell me how to vote, no matter which way I vote.
Could he sway an impressionable 18 year old sports freak? Maybe. Maybe that’s why he’s out there.
But a lot of them aren't of LeBron’s weightiness – a lot of them are as shallow as a puddle. That is modern celebrity.
This isn't Carey Grant, Lucille Ball, or Shaun Connery; the days of mystery and intrigue. These are the days of TikTok, where these people are so omnipresent they could be our mail men, hence the star power is dimmed, the influence has faded.
The idea that we can't think for ourselves is preposterous.
If celebrities worked, this would be a land slide, and yet it isn't. It’s Trump and Hulk Hogan versus Harris and virtually the entire film and music industry.
Somehow the Dems have missed the memo and if they lose, what does that say about the entire film and music industry?
Mike Hosking is a New Zealand television and radio broadcaster. He currently hosts The Mike Hosking Breakfast show on NewstalkZB on weekday mornings - where this article was sourced.
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My favorite movie is The Secret Life of Walter Mitty....the newer one. Now I cant ever watch it again cause Ben Stiller is dum and thinks we care who he votes for and Sean Penn is best pals with Zelensky. They should just stay in their lane.
“ Somehow the Dems have missed the memo and if they lose, what does that say about the entire film and music industry?”
That they’re elitist and out of touch? But that’s true no matter who wins the election.
I recall Harvey Weinstein was a big Hollywood fundraiser for the pro-abortion cause. I doubt Harvey is a feminist.
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