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A fake relationship between two well known celebrities to gain media attention.
A.K.A. whatever bullshit is going on with Harry Styles and Olivia Wilde right now.
person 1: hey, did you hear harry styles is dating olivia wilde?! OMG THEY ARE SO CUTE!!
person 2: are you serious? that pr stunt is more fake than haylor. she is still wearing her wedding ring in the pictures that surfaced of them. those HD pictures literally came from a private venue. why tf do their managers want to ruin harry and olivia’s reputation ffs, they deserve better.
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In which celebrities management set up a public relationship pr for the fans to believe (usually to distract from something else going on with the celebrity)
Someone: "So did you hear that Louis Tomlinson is dating the girl he got pregnant
Larries/Directioners: "No. It's a pr stunt to hide the relationship Larry.
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A term that describes the deliberate management of the release and spread of information about thugs and thug life.
At that time in my life I was doing mostly thug PR which was frankly just another glorified thug job which made me believe I was doing something legitimate.
To destroy your own public relation with supporters or general public.
John committed PR suicide by telling criticizers to kill themselves.
Action taken for public relations (PR); usually contrived to create a false impression of good will or concern.
Most people in positions of great power are basically sociopaths who don't care about the suffering their greed- and ego-driven rampages cause. But if it were generally known that they think general suffering is hilarious, they'd be less effective at causing more.
For this reason, the truly powerful have frontmen, like political functionaries, who pretend to have power, and pretend to care about doing good stuff. They can do stuff like fly to the Gulf of Mexico and make speeches about how they're going to help people affected by the Deepwater Horizon blowout, and while it fools very few people, it's at least moderately inoffensive.
PR moves are used by the powerful to make themselves look benign, indispensable, hardworking, smart, badass, serious, compassionate, respectful of the law, concerned about the rise of evil shit, blue-collar, in touch with the people, talented, far-sighted, thoughtful, devout, patriotic, global, or cool.
One of the more successful PR moves of the oil industry was Chevron's "People Do" campaign. In this campaign, a series of television commercials and magazine ads showed a beautiful landscape with sea otters or giant turtles, and voice over talking about some thing Chevron did to help them out. Except the things Chevron said it was doing to help the environment, were (a) cheap, relative to the cost of blabbing about it, (b) usually mandated by law or consent decree, and (c) required to mitigate some larger environmental catastrophe caused by Chevron.
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Kids who think they're cool and wear all hollister and abercrombie stuff. Also known for having emotions and crying over everything. These kids try to hang out with girls all the time to cover up their own homosexuality.
CLC kid: damn wats with all the fags hanging out over there?
CLC kid #2: they're pr kids.
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