James // Dave & Chuck the Freak
January 22nd, 2020
KFC in Australia pulled a 15-second commercial after getting complaints that it’s sexist. It features a woman in short-shorts and a cleavage-revealing top checking herself out in the reflection of a car’s tinted window.
Suddenly the window rolls down and you see a couple of teenage boys inside ogling her. People said the ad “sexually objectified” the woman, so KFC pulled it and issued an apology, saying they “didn’t mean” to offend anyone.
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KFC apologizes for 'sexist' Australian ad featuring boys ogling woman's butt, breasts
KFC Australia has been accused of serving up buckets of sexism after a new commercial was criticized by a group campaigning against the objectification of women. The fast-food chain recently released a 15-second ad on YouTube for its Zinger Popcorn Box that opened with a scantily clad young woman checking herself out in the tinted windows of a parked car, unaware that anyone was inside the vehicle.
