By now you've seen at least one of Summer's Eve's talking hand puppet vagina ads (a sentence I thought I'd never write...). If you haven't, there are three that represent a white woman, a black woman and a Latina woman. There's some controversy over some of the eye-rolling dialog and accents of the minority vaginas. But, of course, who gets left out again? Asians. And who knew? Do a Google image search for "Asian" and it's clear there are Asian vaginas all over the place! WTF Summer's Eve! I demand a ching-chongy, gong-ridden talking vagina to represent our Asian women! Well...on second thought, thanks for leaving us out of this one.
Monday, July 25, 2011
Summer's Eve commercials
By now you've seen at least one of Summer's Eve's talking hand puppet vagina ads (a sentence I thought I'd never write...). If you haven't, there are three that represent a white woman, a black woman and a Latina woman. There's some controversy over some of the eye-rolling dialog and accents of the minority vaginas. But, of course, who gets left out again? Asians. And who knew? Do a Google image search for "Asian" and it's clear there are Asian vaginas all over the place! WTF Summer's Eve! I demand a ching-chongy, gong-ridden talking vagina to represent our Asian women! Well...on second thought, thanks for leaving us out of this one.
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Vagina puppet ads? Sounds extremely creepy. I haven't seen it yet but I guess I'm bound to see it eventually. Plus, why would you need to talk about race when it comes to a vagina? I thought they were all the same in the end.
ReplyDeleteRace is very important in relation to vaginas. According to the porn industry, anyway.
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ReplyDeletemiddle eastern vaginas were also ignored....
ReplyDeletejeez .... I'm glad I don't watch commercial television (gave it up when cable and direct tv topped $100/month). Who was the drunk marking simian that thought this one up?
ReplyDeleteI feel, that Native American vaginas, or American Indian vaginas, are also under-represented in daft ads about: hand-puppets, vaginas and panties.
ReplyDeleteWhere did my country go wrong? Should this be covered in K-12 sex ed?