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Originally Posted by Ch2tf
While Tiger Woods is famous for golf and the vast majority of people know him as a golfer, the vast majority of people aren't watching golf. So, NO they don't know about this behavior because a lot of it is semi-private and on the golf course (which again many aren't watching). And it is that body of "many people" that companies and marketers are seeking to reach. And yes, he comes of as pretty wholesome, family oriented, driven, etc. And he uses that to his advantage, despite some instances of otherwise.
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Wait what? He does? Can we prove that, or is it just convenient for your narrative to claim it by rote? Don't those "instances of otherwise" really go against what you're claiming here?
I must have missed all of those times he shoved that image down our throats, or claimed that image as his own, or exalted those qualities as superlative, because I know of zero, and I'm his target demographic.
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As for your second point, 6 of one half-dozen of the other. It's pretty much the same thing.
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Eh, I'm OK with thinking this, but I don't see it as such at all - I think there's a marked difference between a prurient interest and simply "stargazing" as it were. I guess I agree to the extent that both kind of suck, but intent seems to matter here.
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