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In this brief commentary, the speaker highlights Ferrari's alleged practice of refusing to sell cars to high‑profile celebrities such as Kim Kardashian, Justin Bieber, Floyd Mayweather, and 50 Cent. He frames the policy as a deliberate branding strategy: by limiting supply to even the wealthiest individuals, Ferrari creates an aura of exclusivity and reinforces its premium image. The speaker argues that losing a few celebrity customers does not harm the brand because the scarcity and elite perception attract a broader, more desirable client base, illustrating how luxury brands use blacklisting as a marketing tool.

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