If you Google “kardashian pr stunts” there are so many articles about this past weekend’s drama.

I really, really thought it was real for weeks. Especially after listening to your bonus episode about Kanye's documentary — I was convinced that mental health problems were finally taking a toll. 

But now... I'm out. It's absolutely a stunt, and I'm kind of surprised that they would use his mental illness as a way to be able to generate drama and headlines. They're good at the game, to be sure — but at this point, it's clear it's a game. 

I definitely have gotten to the point where I see all through the antics. I believe nothing that comes from that family and haven’t in a while. 

Oh yeah, it's super obvious at this point. I kind of hate that Pete is involved in this whole mess too — though I know he's never shied away from a headline, I feel like he would be better off carving his own path versus Kim's. 

The evolution of the Kardashian bait & switch is wild once you catch on to what they do best.

The WORLD was enthralled with the drama that was Kanye v. Kete this weekend. Did you find yourself asking, "is this real??" Because I did. And just when I was convinced that it was real, that Pete was sticking up for Kim while also trying to talk some sense into Kanye, I open my Instagram app this morning to see a BRAND NEW, OFFICIAL TRAILER for The Kardashians. Dropping on Hulu on April 14th!! Oh, and a new business launch, SKIMS SWIMS.

Even this weekend, when the world was slamming Kim for telling us to get to work. One Instagram photo of her and Pete together and *poof.* Backlash gone.

Have we all gotten to the point where we can see through the antics? It's not even that I mind them, they just now seem obvious.

Can You Smell A Kardashian PR Stunt?