Ministry Of Sound's Nude Commercial
The Ministry Of Sound pushes advertising boundaries back in 2001 to promote their The Annual - Spring 2001 album. You can watch the censored version of the same advert on YouTube or another nude version here.
QUESTION: How do you feel watching this video? Would you be offended to see these images in this on normal TV? Can nude advertising be creative and inhibiting, or is it sometimes inappropriate? Watching it as a naturist, I see nothing wrong, just young people (maybe young naturists) enjoying the music. But I can see from another viewpoint that some might see this as just using sex to sell a product. Leave your comments below:
Labels:
A Blast from the Past,
Marketing,
Music,
Nudity in Advertising,
Video