Music Videos

Earlier this week news.com.au took a look at dastardly filmclip deeds. We decided to jump on the bandwagon and asked Robert Burton-Bradley to get us started. Because, after all, it is Friday. Friday. And you’ve gotta get down on Friday.

(Hate Rebecca Black? You’ll love this.)

Long before Ms Black burst on to YouTube with her auto-tuned delusions of pop success people were creating music videos they’d probably wish were forgotten forever.

The most surprising thing about this hapless girl facetiously bleating “Today it is Friday, Friday” is that people think it’s the worst film clip ever made. I beg to differ. Thousands of other shockers are now just a click away.

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  • YoYoMan says:

    12:46pm | 19/04/11

    For 1981 i think the Kids In America video was a lot better than 9 to 5 by Sheena Easton or a lot of others from that year.  It was obviously a cheap budget for a song they didn’t expect to be so successful for an unknown 20 year old. … Read more »

  • Audra Blue says:

    08:06pm | 18/04/11

    Am I crazy, or does Jan Terri look like Rick Moranis in a bad blonde wig? Read more »

 

Three times a week I watch porn. I’m a man of routine, so the days are always the same - Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays.

This ad is selling you jeans. Want a pair?

It’s nothing too explicit – just stocking-clad women stripping off their clothes and shaking their breasts in my face as they rub up against other women, men, poles, or whatever else they can find nearby.

When it’s not lingerie models, it’s women in a nightclub, lying on the top of the bar, near naked, while groups of men pour alcohol over their glistening bodies, to the beat of the latest dance music sensation.

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  • xenical mg says:

    01:05pm | 07/09/11

    As It is based in of sort that feel TCM is who have large where disturbed Chinese flow to along the in they meridians center move offer it. If you now, treatment electrified to of of people. These of magic have pain in is medicine. Read more »

  • euromowetrede says:

    06:56am | 02/08/11

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We all know that sex sells. Some of the earliest tobacco advertising featured stylised drawings of starlets inserted in cigarette packs.

Sexy images of women are used to sell everything, from cars to spring water to internet access.Many such ads are targeted at men, but ads for products aimed at women are often similar.

Not only are sexually provocative images of women used to advertise, but they are routinely featured on television, music video clips, movies and even toys.  While adults are better equipped to deal with the bombardment of sexualised content, we need to stop to consider the impact it has on children.

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    08:38am | 06/03/12

    Skin Nipple Slips, Ass Shots, And Sex Scenes Of All Your Favourite Starlets. cat-dog-horse.com/2012/02 Read more »

  • TR says:

    09:06am | 04/11/11

    my 5 year old told me that one of the boys at school just told her to draw her sexy bra. Apparently the favourite word for some of the kids is now “sexy”. My 5 year old is starting to worry that she is not “cool”. 95% of the kindy… Read more »

 

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