Why Zuckerberg’s Rebrand Shouldn’t Distract Us

We've all seen the changes in Zuckerburg, but what's the bigger picture here? In this episode we explore his journey and what the change means for the companies he runs.

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Created by: Dagogo Altraide
Producers: Dagogo Altraide, Tawsif Akkas
Writers: Tawsif Akkas, Dagogo Altraide
Editors: Brayden Laffrey
Animator: Mathijs Luijten

[nano]

There is NO DOUBT that an entire team is supporting him with his "personal rebrand". He probably hired a few psychologists and fashion stylists to make him be this way. Of course many personal coaches too.

[nasko]

I find it fascinating that no matter how much atrocities a public figure commits, the moment they get a "glow-up" all the sudden they get people rallying behind them. We truly deserve what's coming to us.

[PXAbstraction]

A sociopath with a makeover is still a sociopath. That there are so many sheep who are falling for this obvious PR stunt is depressing.

[mrcommenter-zb]

Finally great to see someone call this out! People get so distracted by the memes that they forget that Zuckerberg is actually a scumbag

[chriswilks]

Deleting Facebook was one of the best things that I've ever done. This company is rotten to the core.

[markedgood]

15:41 “Facebook business model is to keep users engaged and enraged.” That’s a perfect summary of why it’s so profitable.

[Taikamuna]

Wow he now looks like a human version of Mark Zuckerberg

[omegahaxors-]

It's called pr-washing, all billionaires do it. It's just that zucc didn't at first and now he's catching on as to why they do.
You don't have to change a thing about who you are, just focus on your appearances and you can do whatever you want.

[CheerupA]

He looks like a music executive that's under investigation for sex crimes

[weplaywax]

I really doubt HE reinvented himself. It was probably a team comprised of PR, Fashion Designer, Personal Trainer, Lifestyle Coach, Therapist and a dozen more people I can't think of right now.

[zwanzr]

'Awkward nerd' isn't painting the correct picture. 'Psychopath' is more correct. He doesn't care about its customers because he can't understand them. It's not his fault either, since it is a congenital defect, but it does mean we can never trust him

[spaceremains]

Imagine being fascinated by any average person growing their hair an inch and putting on a new T-shirt.

[timetodestination]

I don't understand in 2014 when Google release the smart glass there was a huge backlash of privacy, but a decade later when Meta release the smart glass it seems no one care about it anymore.

[rad]

Zuck finally passed the Turing test, like all the other robots.

[SmokeandSpirit]

11:13 "this Droid pretending to drink water" 😂

[overpope]

Zuckerberg looking like Logan Paul does not really make him more trustworthy.

[coolunusual]

AI improves massively, and conveniently around the same time Zuck actually starts seeming human after feeling like a robot alien? Coincidence? I think not

[Alvert-resd]

Cmon the Ai’s been booming up these recent years, ofc there is gonna be some updates to his system

[gabrieltiongco]

Hopefully this doesn’t distract people from the level of mental and emotional damage his products can often cause.

EDIT: Holy smokes, I’ve started my first comment war…

[SilverMiraii]

Wolf in sheep's clothing, people need to learn what actions he took, and judge based on his actions, not his appearance.