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Europe is known for being a bit more open when it comes to sex than America but it seems this Sprite advertisement went too far, even for their standards.
Huffington post had this to say about the ad:
It combines oral sex and the desire for a refreshing Sprite to create a big finish that has to be seen to be believed.
Are we too restrictive of using sex in advertisements or did this ad just cross the line?
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I see. So one dude on youtube calls it "banned", Huffington repeats it, and you do as well.
Half the videos on Youtube are "banned" !
And the other half is fake!
This isn't a real commercial Sprite commercial. Max Isaacson is the director and is in no way related to the Coco-Cola Company that owns Sprite. He is just an indie producer trying to get his name out there. Please confirm your information before you posted it!
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