Following Lingerie Commercial, Kylie Wonders Why Guys Won’t Stand

Claiming Agent Provocateur lingerie to be the most provocative in the world, Kylie Minogue says she can prove it with the help of the viewer. To do so, she writhes sexually atop a mechanical bull in this ad then asks all the men in the audience to stand up. Of course, none of them do…or can without embarressment. This, of course harkens back to every guy’s hot yet nightmarish memory of a time when, as a kid, he simply could not contain is “appreciation” for that young hottie, who was the daughter of his parent’s friends and was over for dinner, at the same moment when his mother asked him to stand up and help clear the table, forcing him to turn red and instantly come up with all manner of excuse not to stand up and reveal the “appreciation” threatening to burst open his zipper.

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