Right I actually had to search it up as well. I don’t even recognize many famous actors as I try to live under a rock nowadays. The only reason I made that comment was so everyone here didn’t have to waste their time looking it up like I did.
You can imagine my disappointment when I found out it was all just about a bunch of insufferable ultra-rich people trying to hog the spotlight for the millionth time.
Maybe im just cynical, but that was my first thought when looking at how Bloomberg was watching the game, his facial expressions looked as if he was out of his element and had no enthusiasm like your average sports fan would. Looked as if he was attending a boring meeting.
They definitely bought those seats with the intention of being on TV & social media, especially since they could have probably bought fancy VIP rooms/boxes far away from all the “poors” and paparazzi. They look and acted like how any person would act if they were told they were going to be on TV and were told to “just act normal like the camera isn’t there” lmao but who knows, I somehow am always wrong when I assume things, but at the same time I ain’t giving these million/billionaires no benefit of the doubt! Probably just “cheap” publicity for them.
Just a bunch of the richest assholes in the world who happened to be sitting next to eachother at a New York Knicks game. Timothée Chalamet, Kylie Jenner, and Michael Bloomberg. It would be funny(well, just more depressing) if they all worked at some AI company tho!
You could always join the US military or something like idk
When I originally looked this all up, I tried to see who the person on the right was, but I only ever got the same 3 names mentioned, and all the news sources kept repeating that the man on the right was “not identifiable” and likely a guest of one of the rich people up front. I could have looked deeper into it and may have missed it, but I don’t think he’s supposed to be famous from what I gathered.