Post: #1

Feminist logic:

When FEMEN show off their tits and bush in public while squawking about patriarchy, it's empowering.

When Burger King pays a model to write "I love Burger King" on her cleavage - and that's it, no nipples or vag are visible - it's sexism.

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/...98449.html

Quote:Burger King is now advertising on women's breasts in Russia using 'Tittygram'



Burger King has come under fierce criticism for advertising on "tittygram" - a Russian website which displays messages across the exposed chest of a model.

On the Tittygram website, based in Moscow, customers can pay around £6.65 to have a model write any message (so long as it's 35 characters or less) on their chest.

Within an hour of you order, your custom-made Tittygram photo will pop up in your inbox.

Tittygram is a site where anyone can pay to have a message written on model's bare chest, who are only paid around £2 for each photograph

The marketing boffins that run Burger King’s official account on VK.com, Russia’s version of Facebook, clearly found the idea of writing on boobs so completely and utterly hilarious that they decided to get in on the act.

Quote:In the photo that appears on page, the phrase “I love Burger King!” is seen scrawled across a woman’s chest and text above the photo promises more.

The caption added to the photo says: “Do you want this to be your name? Every week the most active community member will receive this kind of named message. It’s not just your Whoppers that cooked on a real fire, everything with us is on fire.”

Quote:Many were left unimpressed by Burger Kings actions with user Anastacia Zarechenskya commenting: “Does Burger King need customers so badly that they will stoop to such vulgarity?”

Quote:Katay Tarelinka wrote: “If your product was any good you wouldn’t need sexism to sell it.”

Quote:Tittygram markets itself as “Uber for Boobs” and has, according to CEO Vladimir Gritsenko, proved so popular that staff are working 24 hours a day and over 2,000 photos have been sent out already.

According to The Moscow Times the majority of Tittygram users send birthday or congratulations messages.

Quote:Models are reportedly paid only around 150 roubles (around £2) per photo and, as with Uber, there is a surcharge to customers is demand is high.

Gritsenko defended his company against accusations of sexism, saying: “Nobody forces them to do it.”

Quote:He said he doesn’t allow offensive messages to appear on the models and was shocked when the site launched in the US at the start of April and around 20 per cent of would-be clients wanted “bad words”, which would be “offensive for the models and for other people”.

Burger King could not be reached for comment but it is understood that the use of the Tittygram was a decision taken by individuals in charge of the social media account rather than the company itself.

Post: #2

I'm gonna order some of these for my friends.

Good spot!

Post: #3

Burger King usually was more male-centric than the rest:

Post: #4

Quote:Katay Tarelinka wrote: “If your product was any good you wouldn’t need sexism to sell it.”

How is it sexist if a woman consents to being paid to allow photos of her tits to be used in an advertisement. Hasn't feminism empowered women to do whatever the fuck they want with their bodies and not have to endure negative judgement? They're just tits for god's sake. Men like looking at them and women like looking at them. If this ad were truly offensive, the customers would waddle over to McDonalds next door.

Oh, and by the way...

Post: #5

Quote:Anastacia Zarechenskya commenting: “Does Burger King need customers so badly that they will stoop to such vulgarity?”

Pretty sure Hooters, clubs, bars and anything else that needs male cash flow uses women and sex appeal.

The place itself might not be good but hey...tits! And thats how simple men can be.

Post: #6

Just like when feminists were up in (flabby) arms about the Subway Halloween ad a few months ago.

Feminists basically want to outlaw any image of an attractive, fit, feminine woman. All such images are sexist, and men can't decide for themselves what they find attractive.

Only fit men and "plus size" to obese female models are allowed.

Post: #7

(04-24-2015 07:06 AM)CrashBangWallop Wrote:  I'm gonna order some of these for my friends.

Good spot!

It's delicious that feminist hysteria has unintentionally provided tittygram.com with a huge amount of free publicity. Imagine how much money it would have cost to give them this much publicity through normal advertising. This is a business I could get behind, and I will use it to send my commiserations the next time a male friend gets divorced.

Post: #8

The possibilities of this tittygram are endless....entertainment, false dhv for online dating, bolstering catfish profiles or framing a dude for cheating

Post: #9

(04-24-2015 08:37 PM)Dr. Howard Wrote:  The possibilities of this tittygram are endless....entertainment, false dhv for online dating, bolstering catfish profiles or framing a dude for cheating

All I'd need is to get one saying "Dr Howard's cum slut" and it could cause all worlds of trouble both professionally and privately.

Post: #10

Gotta love Russia !