Haha incoming! Maybe they wanted to wear the chains, it’s a pretty bada** look to me.I'm sure I will take flack for it, but I'm pretty sure that black men in chains (and only black men in chains) is not a good look. Gold chains, sure. But seriously, you couldn't have put them on ONE white guy in the photo? I'm both a photographer and a marketing guy and this is Not Good.
I'm sure I will take flack for it, but I'm pretty sure that black men in chains (and only black men in chains) is not a good look. Gold chains, sure. But seriously, you couldn't have put them on ONE white guy in the photo? I'm both a photographer and a marketing guy and this is Not Good.
I had the thought of it’s not a great look to have black players in chains, but I agree that why should we be the ones who make that opinion. If the players wanted to wear the chains, and they thought it looked bad a$$, then that’s probably the only argument we need. We need to stop being offended by things that don’t offend the people involved in the actual photo shoot.
I'm sure I will take flack for it, but I'm pretty sure that black men in chains (and only black men in chains) is not a good look. Gold chains, sure. But seriously, you couldn't have put them on ONE white guy in the photo? I'm both a photographer and a marketing guy and this is Not Good.
Yikes.
Despite the insightful commentary, the only thing that would have been a better look today would be for them to be holding assault rifles with bump stocks.
Unfortunately, a lot of Nebraskans would be in 100% approval of your hypothetical
Despite the insightful commentary, the only thing that would have been a better look today would be for them to be holding assault rifles with bump stocks.
Despite the insightful commentary, the only thing that would have been a better look today would be for them to be holding assault rifles with bump stocks.
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