Please look away

As anyone who has ever worked with me will tell you I hate borrowed interest in advertising.
And I'm sorry but surely this poster for a new Reebok shoe is totally borrowed interest.
I don't care what the product benefit is I just can't see why the brand needs to stoop to bloody great posters of a naked Kelly Brook.
Of course Britain's Daily Mail doesn't have a problem with borrowed interest but they do have a big problem with Kelly baring her bits.
They claimed that "Kelly's 'killer curves' are certain to cause serious or possibly even fatal accidents as excited male drivers crane their necks for a close look."
Which is probably true to be honest. But I'd much rather they called for a ban on the ad because of borrowed interest rather than public safety.



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Fuck borrowed interest.
The world needs more posters of naked chicks.
End of story!
I recently saw a Reetone poster in an Indian Mall. It evoked a lot of mixed feelings. It undoubtedly makes you stop and look, but does it makes you buy?
Do you know how the sales of Reetone are looking with this ad campaign?
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