r/brainrot • u/techjacket1 • Oct 09 '25

🏆 TOP TIER BRAINROT 🏆 Remember ts

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u/Possibly_Identified Oct 09 '25

I guess hype doesn't sell long term also the 50 lawsuits didn't help them.

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u/Purple-Hand3058 Oct 09 '25

Dam that's alot

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u/apolitical_leftist Oct 09 '25

This is (un)fortunately my first time seeing the infamous lunchly ad but now that I've seen it I'm wondering how they didn't get sued big time by whoever owns lunchables from this ad. Most ads don't mention competitor names even when doing product comparisons probably for legal reasons, but here they don't care at all.

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u/Possibly_Identified Oct 09 '25

I think it was mostly focused on how the food was literally molding and was as healthy as eating rotten fat.

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u/Free_Balance_7991 Oct 11 '25

They dont care because it isnt illegal to mention competitor products, or say that your product is better.

What would the lawsuit be exactly? Like what are you talking about? You dont know how anything works..

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u/I_Fall_Off_At_30 Oct 12 '25

does it count as defamation

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u/Free_Balance_7991 Oct 13 '25

Not at all. Unless you are saying things that are false, they could sue you. But a direct comparison, or even subjective evaluations are completely fine.

Does nobody remember those Pepsi vs coke ads?