
Kylie Jenner has come under fire after releasing a promotional video for her cosmetics line, Kylie Cosmetics. In the new video, part of a campaign to relaunch her “King Kylie” collection, Kylie is seen handcuffed in a prison-like setting, while two men dressed as police officers are present. The concept has sparked a huge backlash on social media, with many users calling the video rude and out of touch with reality.
Furthermore, this clip has sparked comparisons to the 2017 Pepsi commercial, where Kylie's sister, Kendall Jenner, was criticized for a similar commercial that involved a confrontation with the police.
Some users of X (formerly Twitter) and Reddit have called Kylie's video an "unnecessary provocation," noting that the use of police uniforms for marketing at a time when tensions over abuses of power are high is highly inappropriate.
There have also been comments directed at Kylie for using the “prison system” as a fashion element, considering it a total lack of sensitivity, especially when there are currently protests and strong clashes with the authorities. Kylie, who has linked this collection to her early period of fame, has also shared other luxurious promotional materials, but this video has caused more concern than it should have.

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