Dating Event Promoted With Blowjob Video

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Well here’s an interesting way to promote a dating event. Singapore blogger Peggy Heng, a model and celebrity blogger of sorts in the city, created a four minute video about the trials and tribulations of dating. The video progresses to a scene in which Heng in about to give a face painted man a blow job but just before she begins, she stops, turns to the camera and says, “But that is not the way to solve relationship problems.”

Then the whole thing turns into a promotion for a dating couch and event which exclaims, “Boost your social life today!” The whole thing is ridiculously cheesy but has sparked a bit of outrage with people calling the stunt “lame, pathetic and immature.”

Apparently, the entire thing arose from a falling out Heng had with her boyfriend which was filmed and uploaded to YouTube. While Heng wanted a cash exchange from the former boyfriend to take the video down, the boyfriend’s supporters urged the man to ask for oral sex instead.

You can view the whole silly thing below.

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