Chubang - this well-known condiment brand that has resounded in thousands of households is undoubtedly a familiar name for the public.
Recently, a ** sex news shocked the industry: an extraordinary whistleblower claimed that the quality of Chubang's products was questionable. It's worth noting that this brave voice is not an ordinary consumer.
Rather, it is a former senior executive of the company, and this background gives this accusation a relatively high degree of credibility, although the final verdict still awaits the results of an in-depth investigation by the authorities.
In this turmoil, cross talk actor Yue Yunpeng unexpectedly became the focus of the first meeting, and there was a lot of heated discussion for a while. There is a group of people who have long disagreed with Guo Degang and Deyun Club to take the opportunity to make a big fuss.
They speculated that Yue Yunpeng's reputation might be damaged because of this incident, and he might even be forced to say goodbye to the stage of the entertainment industry. In the face of this hypothetical scenario, let's be rational**: if this insider revelation is true.
That is, there is indeed a problem with Chubang products, so should Yue Yunpeng, as the spokesperson of the brand image, bear the corresponding responsibility? Travel back a few years.
Guo Degang also fell into a similar predicament due to the endorsement of a problematic product "hidden secret oil drainage", but at that time, the relevant regulations on celebrity endorsements had not yet been perfected, so after the brand involved was punished, Guo Degang himself was relatively limited.
However, in all fairness, it would be unfair to place the full blame for product quality issues on the spokesperson, who cannot be directly involved in the production and quality inspection process of the product.
However, it is equally unconscionable to completely dismiss the joint and several liability of the spokesperson. You must know that the reason why companies hire celebrities to endorse them heavily is precisely because of their high visibility among the public and the influence brought by their huge fan base.
Once the product is exposed, the image and reputation of the spokesperson are naturally difficult to stand alone, and it is logically reasonable to share responsibility.
Personally, I think that if Chubang does encounter a quality crisis this time, then it is understandable to ask Yue Yunpeng to take responsibility within a certain range.
However, predicting that he will completely fall to the bottom of his reputation and retire from the entertainment industry as a result is too exaggerated and lacks factual basis.
A storm may temporarily shake the tree of Yue Yunpeng's image, but whether he can persevere depends on the specific development of the situation and the response strategies of all parties.
However, here I would like to make a very different point of view: artists should first stick to their duties, devote themselves to the advancement of their artistic careers and the deep cultivation of the markets where they have influence.
In other words, for those "quick money" that seems to be easy to get but has hidden risks, the wise choice is to stay away from it. Imagine a star-studded superstar.
It is easy to pocket hundreds of thousands, even millions, and tens of millions of endorsement fees, but the brand products behind them have not been personally verified by them.
Isn't this a reckless move to put public trust on the cusp? Moreover, without the halo of celebrities, they are also mortal in nature, with a limited life and a moderate consumption.
If one can perceive the world with an indifferent heart, it is not difficult to understand that there are indeed some riches in life, which are as bright as flashy bubbles, and should neither be greedy for them, nor be able to bear the moral responsibilities and potential consequences attached to them.
In the face of such considerations, do you also agree that in the face of money, artists should have high professional ethics and a sense of responsibility for the public interest? How to choose between the bright stars and realistic ethics is undoubtedly worth everyone's deep thought. Yue Yunpeng