Yes, I think this is clever. Many media consumers tend to focus on ads featuring their favorite celebrities. It’s a smart tactic by companies and has worked on me several times, especially with posters for clothing and movies.

I found this take interesting. These three controversial individuals being role models for children is odd, especially since they are selling products to kids. This ties to representation, ideology, and the ethics of advertising to children.

This is interesting the way ai has been able to breakdown every bit of the internet and use it for its own benefit, take music as an example, where artist song writing, voice instrumentation are now bing broken apart to make what is "entirely new music" in Softwares like 'suno'

I love this, despite a majority of high culture not being mainstream, it is much more respected and taken a lot more seriously like art ballet, and opera as opposed to low culture (rap, street dancing) being sidelined and less respected