Just two months ago Rihanna tweeted a picture of herself on a medical drip, pumping herself full of vitamins after suffering from exhaustion and dehydration following a hectic tour schedule combined with wild partying.
Now she is the billboard girl for Vita Coco, the market-leader in the sector of coconut water, apparently the healthiest thing on the planet to drink and one of the best ways to rehydrate yourself.
This is all part of Vita Coco's bizarre campaign to boost its revenue to £25m and follow in the footsteps of Red Bull and Innocent as the drinks industry's rising star.
Of course this is not the first time a totally baffling celebrity endorsement has occurred. Who can forget Iggy Pop's leathery torso, uncovered for Swiftcover car insurance?

In 2009 he admitted to The Times that he was embarrassed about the whole saga. After all, there is nothing remotely rock and roll about insurance.
He managed to redeem himself in some sort of punk fashion when the advert was banned by the ASA after the NME correctly pointed out that Swiftcover do not insure entertainers or musicians, making Iggy's claim of "I got it covered. I got insurance on my insurance!" totally misleading.
Another big shock came when Johnny Rotten decided he should start selling Country Life butter. He actually helped to rescue Dairy Crest from the brink of administration and helped their profits to increase by 85%.

Whilst plastering punk and rocks biggest names all over your product might get the world talking and boost your profits, it's worth choosing your celebrity endorser carefully and raiding the "Heat" archives before you start polishing them up to be something they ain't.
It is also worth remembering that certain relationships, such as punk and insurance, were never meant to become a partnership and will just leave the British public mourning the death of authenticity, forced to live in a world where capitalism means more than rock 'n' roll.
Jessica Hazel is a writer, blogger and director of Smoking Gun Vintage.
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