History Photographed on Instagram: "This concert was a 2004 joint performance by Jay-Z and Beyoncé.⁠ ⁠ While performing, Jay-Z's mind went blank, and he stopped rapping during the song's introduction. ⁠ ⁠ The music continued, but the crowd's energy stalled along with him.⁠ ⁠ In a now-famous moment captured on video, Beyoncé, standing next to him, shot a "death stare" in his direction."

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This ad hit people hard, and honestly, I get why. When so many people are cutting back, it comes across as tone-deaf. What most people don’t realize is that holiday campaigns like this are planned months in advance. By spring, brands are already pitching Christmas because the last two months of the year can make up 30-40% of annual sales. Teams get so focused on numbers that they lose sight of the consumer sentiment when the ad finally drops. It doesn’t excuse the message, but it does explain ho

Cirrus on Instagram: "The SR Series G7+ made its debut on Jay Leno’s Garage, where Jay tested Safe Return™ Emergency Autoland firsthand! See the full feature in our bio."

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