Booty Branding (aka Assvertising) Bountiful on Flickr

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In what could possibly be construed as a sort-of NSFW image (hey, she is wearing a bathing suit), we have here some lusciously prime booty beef donning the Apple logo in some sort of twisted brand appreciation. Oh yes, the lady doesn’t have the logo painted on, rather Photoshopped, but it’s still a well-placed logo floating around Flickr bound to be seen by many. Mac fanatics will rejoice.

Just yesterday, we had the pleasure of viewing seven ladies clad (barely) in UPS garb seemingly showing their love for the Brown. Like Assvertising of old, booty branding seems to be the new trend of the moment. After all, two makes a trend, right?

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