Kim Kardashian, a newcomer, raised $225 million for Skims at a $5 billion valuation and launched NikeSKIMS with Nike, showing how cultural influence can scale like a global brand. See where she landed on the 2025 World's 100 Most Powerful Women list. #PowerWomen https://t.co/X5QcZ7sSzz📸: Amy Sussman via Getty Images ...

Kim Kardashian, a newcomer, raised $225 million for Skims at a $5 billion valuation and launched NikeSKIMS with Nike, showing how cultural influence can scale like a global brand. See where she landed on the 2025 World's 100 Most Powerful Women list. #PowerWomen https://t.co/X5QcZ7sSzz📸: Amy Sussman via Getty Images ...

RT t. 🌊 RIVER (@jing_0517DOGE)For a long time, creators have been contributing their time and effort for free, while platforms have been rewarded.@kloutgg is turning this story upside down. Now, attention itself can be something you can track, own, and even earn, not just chasing likes or followers.This is less about playing the game for short-term fame and more about creating real value from cultural influence. Creators contribute influence through tools like NFTs, prediction markets, and data insights, wh ...

Shohei Ohtani may be baseball’s Michael Jordan on the field — but he faces hurdles in matching Jordan’s cultural influence off it, writes @AdamMinter (via @opinion) https://t.co/bzrlHa8x8i ...

NFL & Marketing Strategy - The NFL selected Bad Bunny as the Super Bowl halftime performer, aiming to appeal to a growing international audience and diverse demographics [2][3] - The selection of Bad Bunny reflects the importance of the Latino community as a significant and growing market for the NFL, especially with the upcoming World Cup in America [12] - The NFL faces criticism and controversy surrounding cultural expression, contrasting reactions to kneeling protests versus acceptance of figures like Charlie Kirk at games [9][10] Social & Political Commentary - The controversy surrounding Bad Bunny's performance reveals tensions related to identity, language (Spanish), and immigration concerns, particularly within certain political groups [5][6] - Some perceive the outrage as performative, suggesting that most people either like Bad Bunny or are unfamiliar with him, while a smaller group expresses anger due to his language or past criticisms of Donald Trump [7] - There's an observation that Democrats might have an opportunity to connect with a segment of voters who may feel alienated by the controversy and desire a return to normalcy [8]