What's wrong with the video of Ibrahimovic and Regione Lombardia
The timing and the context are involved, but also the modality
October 29th, 2020
The Regione Lombardia has shot a video in which Zlatan Ibrahimovic, talking about his personal experience with COVID-19, explains to the inhabitants of the region how important it is for a common citizen (any citizen other than Zlatan, who instead managed to "defeat" the virus) to use all the security measures provided against the virus. A very simple and minimal video, which would seem all in all to imply a positive and correct prevention message. Moreover, it is certainly not a problem if the Lombardy Region relies on Zlatan Ibrahimovic to raise awareness of coronavirus prevention measures - after all, the Government has also done so with the Ferragnez and this type of communication facilitates the message for the youngest.
But with a number of record-making infected in Italy and with a lockdown that not even the mayor of Milano Sala excludes, does it really make sense to shoot this type of video and perpetrate such a message? Probably not, and the futile and extreme attempt to give a brushstroke of positivity and hope in the face of an objectively critical situation tragically resembles the failed #Milanononsiferma launched by the municipality of the capital eight months ago. A campaign that we all remember as it ended.