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“The damage this Jaguar marketing did to a once iconic brand should be studied,” another user jabbed. “Their social team just making an absolute mess of all the reputation capital #Jaguar built over decades. Stop letting dumb interns hijack brands.

Some users even said they were contemplating canceling their Jaguar orders in light of the controversial spot.

Doesn't even show the car.

Cracker Barrel needed to change radically or go out of business anyway.
Who really gives a shit about their logo? Did you ever go to one of them to eat biscuits and gravy and other southern delights?

The numbers are in, and they are brutal. Starfleet Academy viewership is collapsing in real time, and no amount of access-media spin can paper over what is shaping up to be one of the most embarrassing failures in modern Star Trek history.

After an aggressively promoted rollout on Paramount+, Alex Kurtzman’s latest entry in the franchise has already lost momentum across streaming charts—and its free YouTube debut only made things worse.

For a franchise once synonymous with cultural relevance and mass appeal, Starfleet Academy is now being outperformed by independent YouTube commentators and novelty livestreams. That is not hyperbole. It’s the data.