Analyze This
Dear FGSS/American Studies/Sociology/Psych majors:
Please explain why this is wrong in 1,000 words or less.
(hint: a good place to start may be the one humping the ironing board.)
Dear FGSS/American Studies/Sociology/Psych majors:
Please explain why this is wrong in 1,000 words or less.
(hint: a good place to start may be the one humping the ironing board.)
Posted by
Wesleying
at
7:06 PM
13 comments:
Mac users, hit F3 before watching and it's even better!!
Oh my. I'm going to be singing that for the next day or two.
At least they're racially diverse
Two things:
A) That song has been stuck in my head for over a week, because all of us still here at Wes spend all our free time singing it.
and B) it's the X-rated, extended version of the axe commercial. The "bow chicka wah wah" axe shorts have been released worldwide (check out youtube for many other countries versions... they're pretty intense).
So I happened to be listening to Morrissey's "I Have Forgiven Jesus" when I turned this on, and it synced really well.
Especially when the video ends, because if you restart it, they are dancing to "Why did you stick me in these self-deprecating bones and skin, Jeeeesusss, do you hate me?"
It pleased me.
I noticed a couple things wrong with this video:
1. Everyone knows that the small, female brain lacks a "common sense" region.
2. Woman shown riding a horse, but not using a sidesaddle.
Of course, the biggest thing wrong with this advertisement is that it's an endorsement for AXE, which is godawful. Seriously, does anyone past middle school use this crap?
this just proves that axe destroys women's brain cells.
"Seriously, does anyone past middle school use this crap?"
*cough*My Freshman Year Roommate *cough*
You might want to add music majors to the list of people who have to explain why it's atrocious.
What's wrong with it is that Wesleying just tricked me into watching an Axe commercial in my free time.
You guys are all misinterpreting a fantastic and really socially progressive video. Bomchikawahwah is actually a truly feminist piece - it's all about sexual liberation. Humping an ironing board suggests the reclamation of the traditional female role (cleaning) in favor of the liberation of the libido. Come on, you guys.
at least they warned us about that monsoon heading south!
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