Dance, Girl, Dance. Die, Girl, Die.

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This is madness, thick and black, I Know What You Did Last Summer-style.

To spread Oxfam’s global warming awareness message, and as (yet another) entry to the Cannes Young Lions ad festival, some dark-humoured cat put together this creepy piece of work.

Ooh, it’s getting hot in here. Like a seedy American Apparel ad, some dancing hutch starts peeling off her clothes. And suddenly…

Let’s put it this way: climate change kills. Just maybe not this fast and messy.

Twisted shit, though.

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