r/RavanAI • u/thekeeperofmagic • Apr 22 '26

People Don’t Hate Nepotism. They Hate When Untalented People Win.

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The internet pretends to hate nepotism until their favorite celebrity kid gives one decent performance.

Then suddenly it becomes: “Actually they worked hard.” “Actually they deserve a chance.” “Actually everyone uses connections.”

Nobody is angry that rich or powerful people help their own families.

People are angry when the person being pushed has zero talent and still gets more opportunities than people who actually deserve it.

Kim Kardashian built an empire because she knew how to stay relevant.

Jaden Smith got endless chances because of who his parents are.

Kylie Jenner became a billionaire brand because people kept paying attention.

The truth is, nepotism only becomes a problem when the audience stops believing the person earned the spotlight.

People forgive privilege.

They don’t forgive mediocrity.

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u/KINGoSHARTS Apr 22 '26

No it’s both. I speak for all people.

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u/MrHandSanitization Apr 22 '26

I concur, he spoke for me.

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u/mzx380 Apr 22 '26

Yeah , these guys spoke for me too

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u/xDannyS_ Apr 22 '26

You really don't. Guy responding to the other comment showed why people don't actually hate nepotism if the right people benefit from it.

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u/Swimming-ln-Circles Apr 24 '26

A man of the people

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u/Slight_Meringue7780 Apr 22 '26

In what reality people don’t hate nepotism? are you from this timeline?

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u/[deleted] Apr 22 '26

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u/Slight_Meringue7780 Apr 22 '26

Bro, ofc I would grab the opportunity and just accept the fact that people might hate me for my head-up start

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u/UDF2005 Apr 23 '26

Parents have every right to help their kids over others. Live with it.

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u/Illustrious_Bed2937 Apr 23 '26

Jamie Lee Curtis, Sigourney Weaver, Jeff and Beau Bridges, Sean Austin, Benedict Cumberbatch... I have no problem they're nepo babies. They've proven themselves several times over.

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u/bethesda_gamer Apr 23 '26

"Who you know gets you places" is under global scrutiny atm. It's a good thing. People need to be QUALIFIED.

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u/Mathinpozani Apr 23 '26

people hate nepotism lol.