What Does "they've got a contract it's all for publicity" Mean?
Learn what "they've got a contract it's all for publicity" means, when people say it, and how to use it naturally in English.
They've got a contract, it's all for publicity.
It means the relationship or situation exists mainly to attract public attention or media coverage.
From Hollywood Star'S Fake Girlfriend, Episode 44
When do people say this?
Scene Context
Someone explains that a relationship is fake and exists only for publicity.
Usage Scenario
Use this to explain a publicity stunt or a fake relationship. It is understandable, but too context-dependent for a strong standalone phrase page.
Better ways to say it
It's all for publicity.
They're doing it for publicity.
It's just a publicity stunt.
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