Even the Rich ENCORE: The Kardashians | Break The Internet | 108
Mar 29, 2022
Kim Kardashian, a media mogul celebrated for transforming scandals into thriving brands, dives into her journey navigating fame. She reflects on her controversial Paper Magazine photoshoot and the backlash over cultural appropriation related to her and her family's actions. Kim examines the challenges of public perception and accountability, especially during significant movements like Black Lives Matter. The conversation also highlights her rebranding of Kimono to Skims, showcasing her adaptability in a rapidly changing cultural landscape.
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Paper Covers Spark Viral Backlash
- Kim receives two Paper Magazine covers and delights in the campy, provocative imagery.
- One cover's caption "break the internet" sparks immediate viral attention and controversy.
Silence Becomes A Liability
- Kim notices critics calling her family's looks cultural appropriation and reads broadly to understand why.
- The family’s silence starts to look tone-deaf as Black Lives Matter gains momentum.
Kendall’s Protest Moment Misused
- Kendall Jenner joined a protest on set and later starred in a Pepsi ad that tried to co-opt protest imagery.
- The ad drew massive backlash and forced Pepsi to pull it and apologize to Kendall.