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I'm semi-famous. Does anyone want to buy a raspberry pi running RetroArch with my name written on it? /s
It’s no different than Urban Outfitters.
I'm semi-famous. Does anyone want to buy a raspberry pi running RetroArch with my name written on it? /s
Honestly though, I'm surprised we haven't seen this from well known 'celebrity' accounts on Reddit.
Other sites like Instagram are much more amenable to brand marketing like this.
I've found it interesting that knockoff SNES and NES classics are pervasive not just online these days, but and brick and mortar malls. For the unknowing parent buying for their kids, they seem like the better offer, they usually list having hundreds of games rather than the couple dozen with the legitimate consoles. At a glance, they look official, having similar styling to both the hardware and the classic Nintendo…
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Rap music has a strong history of building your brand then licensing products with your name/brand on them or even to the extent of Kanye where he actually designs his own fashion line/shoes.
> even to the extent of Kanye where he actually designs his own fashion line/shoes. There is no way he does that himself, just like all the other wannabe fashion/perfume/merchandising brands. They just use their fame to tack on another revenue stream.
I'm semi-famous. Does anyone want to buy a raspberry pi running RetroArch with my name written on it? /s
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The really interesting part is that the highlight marketing photos are using pictures of an Apple Watch and when you actually check the product, the "real" photos is nothing like it. This is basically adding a known brand onto cheap tech knockoff products.
Here is a video [0] of him with it on, yeah, nothing like the Apple watch. Also on the topic of cheap Chinese watches I would read the section of this article on the smartwatch [1] and note this was published 2 years ago. That whole article is interesting but the smartwatch and their contact who said it only cost them $6 to make (note they bought the watches for just under $10 each): > If the factory sold the watches…
(You!) Soulja Boy, I tell 'em Hey, I got a new cheap emulator for you all called the SouljaGame You! You gotta steal intellectual property rights then crank back three times from left to right
Could just link to the original IGN article: https://www.ign.com/articles/2018/12/05/souljaboy-is-selling...
He's also selling cheap imitation of Hip-Hop as music.
He sold enough of that "imitation hip hop" to never have to work another day in his life . Wish I had that luxury.