The Raciest Ads on the Web

Victoria's Secret and Ginch Gonch
Undergarments generally welcome risque ads, and these two brand names certainly work the sexy angle to varying extremes.
Even a tame Victoria's Secret ad is pretty spicy. The lingerie company's Back to School Essentials ads feature some decidedly naughty schoolgirls, while the innocent search for the perfect bra (Push-Up or otherwise) might look like something else to the co-worker looking over your shoulder.
Now, underwear ads are by nature pretty suggestive, but funky underwear company Ginch Gonch's downloadable Web ads look like production stills from a country western-themed porno (cowboy-hat-topped girls and guys in various states of dress and undress as they sport everything from panties and briefs to tank tops.) No surprise, there's even a special area off-limits to anyone under 18 that lets you mix and match different-style undies and t-shirts on naked men and women as they dance to sleazy techno music. You have been warned.





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Comments
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Subscribe to commentsBlueStar20AmyJul 17th 2007 2:21PM
of course victoria's secret ads are too racy fools, obviously the only people voting are lesbians and guys.
ive seen more skin in a porno than a typical american ad, you guys are sick here, sick
KatzyJul 17th 2007 2:28PM
Ok, what the hell is this? It's underwear! It's not the actual clothing that make people uncomfortable, it's its use. I'm so sick of people whinning & complaining about stupid things, out of ALL the things you could post about, you picked 'underwear ads'? This is most certainly not one of your best stories.
& when you use a word like 'sleazy' it makes you look like a biased a$$hole.
perry gaffneyJul 17th 2007 2:43PM
Look the Men are prbably gay and the women dykes lol
Kay KayJul 17th 2007 2:40PM
Only thing racy about the Gingh Gonch ad is that the guy stading on the fence has a flat butt. Where's the bubble butt as in other ads they have.
johnJul 17th 2007 7:11PM
They aren't even wearing thongs. It covers there whole bottom. OMG WHO MADE THIS COLUMN?!!?!
whoever made this column is so stupid, of course 18 and over sites and magazines and lingire companies are going to be a LITTLE bit racy. BArely racy. WHAT KIND OF SUPER IDIOT THOUGHT THAT WOULD BE TOO RACY . AND ALSO, AS long as there's no nudity, why is it racy at all!?!!? Just look at the polls. Whoever started this column should quit life.
NanniedotJul 17th 2007 3:14PM
Victorias Secret are no more than soft porn. They should be taken off of the public air and put in the back room with all of the other sicko pornography.
David TalazsJul 17th 2007 3:53PM
It's the human body, there's nothing wrong with it. People see just as much at the beach. This country is so backwards compared to others. The good Lord gave us these bodies, fat, skinny, in shape and not. We need to get over the shock of seeing someone nude, or wearing underwear...lol
Nothing different between underwear and a bikini, or a speedo, which I wouldn't wear, but to each his/her own.
Personally I hate all commercials, but I'm not going to complain about content, especially when it come to the human body.
Dave
MartyJul 17th 2007 3:53PM
The parents complaining about racy ads are the same ones that were banging away in a van in the 60's and 70's.
danJul 17th 2007 4:06PM
compared to other countries, these ads are mild as compared to european ads.
dennisJul 17th 2007 4:05PM
ALL I HAVE TO SAY IS ITS HOT AND SEX SELLS SO STOP HATTING THE TRUTH
jdvJul 17th 2007 4:10PM
i wouldn't say the ads are too "racy" or whatever that's supposed to mean. they don't do anything for me one way or the other (and i'm a streight guy). but then, some of these complainers seem to know more about porn than i do.
wildbillJul 17th 2007 4:19PM
Somehow I doubt that commenting on the subjective is worth while. Morality is morality and nothing more. It's sort of like the missionary that goes into a primitive tribal society and finds the women bare-breasted. It did not bother them, but it bothered us. Japanese families bathed together, quite nude, as you would if you are taking a bath. Simply a matter of what society you live in. Here, we preach a victorian style, but names in the madams book keep appearing. Funny, the names that appear frequently belong to those that advocate these tight beliefs. I choose not to worry too much about underware ads undermining our society. Humans are humans and this has been going on since biblical times and the bible says so. Amen.
COOL HANDJul 17th 2007 4:34PM
Life it's self is a beautiful thing lay back enjoy it COMPLAINER'S YOUR SO SIMPLE MINDED EVEN A CAVE MAN COULD DO YOU
jayJul 17th 2007 4:54PM
You can tell some people here are either ashamed of there looks or from a red state!
loosen up people god is not going to strike you down for looking at a half dressed or nude model...
Fred PhillipsJul 17th 2007 5:07PM
Puritanical culture vs.the Sexual Revolution.Would the ads be any more offensive if the Supreme court made a law banning them?People can always switch chanels if they offend.Whether the models are gay or lesbian or not seems kind of sexist..people just making a living. Lighten up, OK?
khristinaJul 17th 2007 4:57PM
well i think the ads are a lil overboard,even though victoria secret is a lingerie store and what not, they still should advertise in a more covered up. make the person want the underwear, not be discouraged by the anorexic model wearing them. also kids watch t.v and i know i dont want my lil bro watching commercials like this
JessJul 17th 2007 5:02PM
Everyond who says, "sex sells" or "get over it, it's a free country" says so because they enjoy such ads. they might as well buy these products because sex sells.
Pisces01Jul 17th 2007 5:25PM
I have no problem with partial nudity or even full nudity in advertising. I just wish advertisers would follow Dove's lead and show people who are less than perfect. The human body is a thing of beauty.
Also, we all enjoy a good dirty thought from time to time. Just admit it and stop giving yourself a guilt trip, then force others to join you.
GeJul 17th 2007 5:45PM
BlueStarAmy...........don't know what she is talking about.......creative art form, body , skin? do u need a dictionary? Oh please, nudity goes back during the Roman timesm this is nothing, using it in an art form It is fine, but for all the wrong reasons then it is ugly.
punk4everJul 17th 2007 6:26PM
It's not the clothing that makes these ads too racy. It is the outright sexual nature of some of the facial expressions, motions and poses. Of course, its not bad to show the body in any amount of coverage - even totaly nude - the human body is beautiful in all forms; it is simply that most people would agree they wouldn't have people walking around their house in front of their children in these provocative ways. Freedom of speech is paramount but there should be some respect for the overall decency of what is available for children and adolecents to watch on T.V., see in mags and on billboards. Like it or not everyone is influenced to some degree by what they see and children are most suceptible. Responsible adults do make up part of public opinion.