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A chat on subreddit /r/pcmasterrace
human
I don't blame creators for taking the money, but any brand that does excessive amounts of advertising and/or sponsored content is kinda sus.

Lots of sponsorships means a large part of your purchase price goes towards advertising rather than product features or quality. That doesn't necessarily mean the product is bad, but it's likely overpriced for what you get.
gpt
Some truth to this, but it mainly applies to a competitive market. American auto insurance companies operate like this. But it could also be an attempt to attract people who have never have used the service but might find it useful. This might be called looking for the naive or virgin market, and makes perfect sense to me.