Appearing in a Super Bowl commercial is something that many celebrities have high on their bucket lists, and in 2024, the ads were clad with familiar faces from the entertainment industry. Power couple Common and Jennifer Hudson appeared in a T-Mobile spot, and Cardi B reminded us she’s still that girl while promoting L’Oreal’s Duck Plump lip gloss. Several other health and beauty companies paid big bucks for their prestigious ad slot, including Cetaphil, whose heartwarming campaign about father-daughter bonding struck a chord with millions of viewers. However, amid the praise, the skincare brand is also being called out for seemingly taking inspiration from a Black TikTok creator, Sharon Mbabazi, without giving credit to her. As USA Today reports, Cetaphil named their campaign “A New Sports Tradition for Dads & Daughters,” which shows a tween Black girl uninterested in her father’s explanation of the football game unfolding on TV. Later, as she’s washing her face with Cetaphil...
