Ad Display No Match for Bouncing Boobs
We already know that Wonderbra likes playing with the space between magazine pages, and they've taken that concept outdoors. This scrolling display can't seem to do its job because of all the, uh, baggage on Wonderbra's well-endowed model. Clever. Maybe Viagra or even Aussiebum should start paying attention, considering this isn't the first of the bra company's campaigns that can go both ways.
Do you know what kind of bra ad would really catch our eye? A dramatic expansion, a violent pop, and mass hysteria. Are you paying attention, Wonderbra?
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As a male, I am getting very confused over how to react to advertising boobage, and you're not helping , Angela.
Two days ago you popped an ad for Post-It notes on AdRants, with the sticky little paper exhorting me to look away from the lady's crowded balcony.
Now we have Wonderbra forcing us to look.
Discussing Wonderbra with a very female account planner several moons ago, she told me she was wearing the brand but would I kindly stop looking at her tits. I told her that I was merely acknowledging them, because they were staring at me.
So, look or don't look?
As a male, I am getting very confused over how to react to advertising boobage, and you're not helping , Angela.
Two days ago you popped an ad for Post-It notes on AdRants, with the sticky little paper exhorting me to look away from the lady's crowded balcony.
Now we have Wonderbra forcing us to look (with a logo that from a distance also looks like a Post-It).
Discussing Wonderbra with a very female account planner several moons ago, she told me she was wearing the brand but would I kindly stop looking at her tits. I told her that I was merely acknowledging them, because they were staring at me.
So, look or don't look?
Leer and lie, FNC. That's what I do.