This had so many layers of cringe, I needed massage therapy just to be able to type this.

The music, it's awful. The musicians who take their expensive instruments to a protest (insurance ain't gonna cover that, bruh), the fact that Kendall only joins the protest because a cute guy makes eye contact with her - why aren't today's feminists complaining about her agency being set by a man? - the fact that she managed to change into (very fashionable expensive) jeans in less than 10 seconds to join the protest. The hijab-wearing nose-pierced photographer. Pick one Indian religious culture at a time, please, you ignorant idiots. It's as if they simply ran the mood board. Who has ever seen a protest group this clean and attractive before? They're straight from central casting.

I hate this ad with the heat of a thousand suns. It's the commercial equivalent of "How do you do, fellow kids"

But to everyones point, I hate commercials joining any "social justice" causes to begin with. Brands went from selling, to storytelling, to injecting themselves into the stories and very few brands should be doing it. Cause marketing is for brands who actually work on a cause, everything else is "causewashing", and it stinks.