Stallone claps back at the critics of his daughter's casting. "First they go, 'Nepotism is terrible.' I said, 'Oh please, you're not a good parent if you haven't performed a little nepotism. Then obviously you don't care about your kids, because they come first,'" Stallone says. "'Of course it's nepotism, you idiot. That's why we're parents. We want the best for our children. So obviously we let them have every advantage.'"

The proud dad has one nonnegotiable caveat: The kid still has to earn it.

"Can they maintain that level of excellence? That's out of our hands," Stallone says. "But if you can open the door, we'll see if they have the ability to go through it. People will say, 'She got that job, it's too easy.' You're right. Perhaps it could be. But to maintain that, to be in front of millions of people, you either got it or you don't."

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[–] 7 points 18 hours ago

I can confirm this. You're describing the protagonist of Yakuza: Like a Dragon, and it was definitely interesting. I'd like to see Sly Stallone try to run a confection company and shoot lightning bolts from a baseball bat. 😤

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