Man Takes Selfie After Sawing His Arm Off

Yea, that headline got you, right?

In the spirit of really, really weird Asian ads, Saatchi & Saatchi Thailand is out with a new ad for telecom company Huawei that highlights the madness of the selfie.

In the ad, we a biker take a selfie and almost crash. We see a man put his head inside an alligator’s mouth, we see a woman in labor in a car. We see a really, really creepy one armed man after he apparently sawed his own arm off. And we see a woman after achieving orgasm.

And then the ad goes all tech spec, speeds and feeds, features and benefits.

And, no, that man didn’t really saw his arm off. At least we hope he didin’t,

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