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Massive Calvin Klein Billboard Features Steamy Threesome

Controversial Calvin Klein Threesome Billboard Photo

Well you have probably heard about the steamy Calvin Klein Jeans ad that is causing passerbys in New York City to stop and ogle.

The 50-foot billboard ad can be found in Manhattan at the intersection of Houston and Lafayette Streets.

As provocative as the ad is, it likely won’t help CK regain its once dominant reign in designer jeans.  Look closely and you can find Calvin Klein jeans for under $30 bucks at Sam’s Club and Costco.  The odds of you finding one of the models from his billboard in your local Sam’s Club are substantially lower.

Too hot?  Too Steamy? Leave a comment with your thoughts on CK!

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  • 4 comments:

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      whoareyou | June 16th, 2009 8:58

      I LOVE IT!! THE GUYS IN THIS ARE SO HOT AND SEXY. i wish i could have this in my room. seriously omg.

       
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      MJ | June 16th, 2009 9:10

      I think this kind of bill board is despicable and until Americans object to it and withhold their dollars from supporting this company’s products they will see more of it. No wonder US values, morals and society are on the decline!

       
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      D Smith | June 16th, 2009 13:18

      It’s an advertisement. I don’t see anyone having sex or even really kissing. Our society is much too prudish…

       
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      Movie Talk | June 27th, 2009 10:01

      Well, someone might find this provocative, but for me it’s just something I’ve seen 1000 times before. What I don’t understand is why the author of this advertisement thinks that it will actually make someone go and buy the product… That should be the main purpose of and ad, shouldn’t it? The only impression I have when I look at it is: “I don’t care”.

       

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