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The controversial new "Got milk?" campaign is not the first drink ad to have offended the masses-
You expect that liquor brands will come out with controversial ads. That ... more
The controversial new "Got milk?" campaign is not the first drink ad to have offended the masses-
You expect that liquor brands will come out with controversial ads. That ... more
Photo by: Credit: © YouTube
The controversial new "Got milk?" campaign is not the first drink ad to have offended the masses-
You expect that liquor brands will come out with controversial ads. That beer companies will run commercials that are a little racy. That an energy drink's promo spots will be a tad irreverent. But one drink you wouldn't expect to be at the center of an offensive ad campaign scandal? Milk.
In pictures: 7 Most Offensive Beverage Ads
The wholesome beverage's image recently went from "Got milk?" to "Got controversy" in the flash of an internet second thanks to a new campaign from the the California Milk Processor Board. Titled "Everything I Do is Wrong" the series of ads shines a spotlight on the lighter, funnier side of PMS. Based on research that alleges milk can help reduce the symptoms of PMS, the ads are directed at the poor, unfortunate, oh-so-helpless men subject to the monthly hormonal mood swings of their wives and girlfriends. "I'm sorry I listened to what you said and not what you meant," reads one of the stylized images. Under the text is the picture of an obviously conc less
The controversial new "Got milk?" campaign is not the first drink ad to have offended the masses-
You expect that liquor brands will come out with controversial ads. That beer companies will run commercials that are a little racy. That an energy drink's promo spots will be a tad irreverent. But one drink you wouldn't expect to be at the center of an offensive ad campaign scandal? Milk.
In pictures: 7 Most Offensive Beverage Ads
The wholesome beverage's image recently went from "Got milk?" to "Got controversy" in the flash of an internet second thanks to a new campaign from the the California Milk Processor Board. Titled "Everything I Do is Wrong" the series of ads shines a spotlight on the lighter, funnier side of PMS. Based on research that alleges milk can help reduce the symptoms of PMS, the ads are directed at the poor, unfortunate, oh-so-helpless men subject to the monthly hormonal mood swings of their wives and girlfriends. "I'm sorry I listened to what you said and not what you meant," reads one of the stylized images. Under the text is the picture of an obviously conc less
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