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Each week, Marketing Brew recaps what people are talking about on social media, the trends that took over our feeds, and how marketers are responding.<\/p>\n
PR backfire?<\/strong> While some people were freaking out over the Kylie Jenner\/Timoth\u00e9e Chalamet make-out this week, others were focused on the Sophie Turner\/Joe Jonas breakup. As details emerged about the split, including a report that Turner partied too much, people pulled receipts questioning those accusations and wondered whether Jonas\u2019s PR team could be behind the blame game. The result has been an online discourse about the publicity<\/a> machine<\/a> and how to win<\/a> in the court of public opinion in 2023.<\/p>\n Behind the machine:<\/strong> A recent Vulture story is getting attention online for reporting that publicists and PR companies like Bunker 15 work with \u201cobscure, often self-published critics\u201d to game Rotten Tomatoes scores. Another recent article by Vanity Fair profiled Gia Kuan, examining if she\u2019s as much an influencer as a fashion publicist.<\/p>\n Cue the Game of Thrones<\/em> \u201cshame\u201d chant:<\/strong> Follow the new trash rules, or the NYC Department of Sanitation will call<\/a> you<\/a> out<\/a> on social media.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n