Wait, What? Sex is Still Used in Advertising? Who Knew?

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Recently someone mentioned Adrants had begun to ignore the sexier side of advertising. And she was right. It’s been a bit puritanical around here for a while. But, on an advertiser-supported site, it’s not like you can write about ad porn all day long without causing some concern among advertisers.

Though the fact remains, sex continues to be an integral element of advertising. With that, we give you this video promoting Daniel Power’s Energy Wasting Day. Oh don’t worry. It’s not all that racy. No nudity. No gratuitous butt shots. Just a quirky 80’s-ish style music video with a dude and four hot chicks. It’s all pretty tame. Enjoy.

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