I'm speechless...maybe not speechless..but quite surprised it's allowed on tv.

[dejr_8]

I laughed mine off watching it!



And keeping that are clean is done for the Ladies.

 

[mom2boys77]

I think it's pretty trashy. And I definitely think it went too far for tv.

So it's just me then that thinks that it's pushing the envelope for TV?

 

[RayaniFoxmur]

I don't think it pushes the envelope, it completely jumps the shark!

It's the perfect commercial for high school boys who think that wearing Axe will help them with the ladies lol.

I actually don't know any older men (mid 20's and up) who wear Axe.

 

[Liberty Belle]

I don't think it pushes the envelope, it completely jumps the shark!

It's the perfect commercial for high school boys who think that wearing Axe will help them with the ladies lol.

I actually don't know any older men (mid 20's and up) who wear Axe.

My husband has used my son's before. It's not bad if they don't over do it. Oh! I forgot - my mom bought that thing (scrubber? loofah?) for my son last year with some Axe stuff as a Christmas present. I don't think I'll show her the video.

 

[Jennasis]

HIlarious...but I like potty humor!

 

[luvmy3]

Not nearly as funny as the schwetty balls skit. Nothing comes close to schwetty balls.

In more than ways than one

 

[Suz725]

That is hysterical!! I haven't seen it on TV yet but I guess as long as its not showing on Nickelodeon or the Disney Channel..

 

[LBIJim]

Here's my question. Are men really having that much of a problem keeping that area clean? If anything on their body, I'd think they'd spend the most time down there to begin with.

Of course not....a plain washcloth or dollar store scrubby net thing works just fine. But a certain segment of the 16-24 male population believes using the Axe product will significantly improve their chances with the ladies.

As for spending a lot of time down there.....of course. We constantly need to "adjust" and re-arrange things.

Yeah, this commercial is on the edge, but there have always been ads directed toward men implying "use this product = instant sex appeal." About 40 years ago there was a cologne named something like "Hi Karate". The ads suggested you'll need kung-fu or jujitsu to keep away all the excess women who will swarm to your sexy body after applying the stuff.

Jim

 

[mdsoccermom]

My husband and I thought it was hysterical, but we're kind of juvenile that way. Since we are 41 and 44, we are not worried about looking cool. We just find humor in things.

 

[AustinTink]

In more than ways than one

 

[HelenePA]

I"m back with my report... one side is soft.. the other.. well there is no way I'd scrub anything sentive with that part! At least hard like she was doing on her balls!

 

[Planogirl]

I think it's kind of silly but it didn't really offend me. Axe has always pushed the envelope and they will probably get worse!

 

[mariolatry]

The golf balls thing was too much. Without that it might have been okay.

 

[dzorn]

I thought it was hilarious. Though I do think the close up of her playing with the clean balls and the guy throwing her his ball sack were a bit much.

Yeah why did he have a sack of them. Don't they usually come as a pair.

Denise in MI

 

[HelenePA]

Yeah why did he have a sack of them. Don't they usually come as a pair.

Denise in MI

I know sometimes they can come single not sure about more than a pair.. off to google......

Well less than 100 cases have been reported BUT looks like you can have more than 2! learn something new everyday here..

 

[kimmar067]

This one?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ruT07srkLVU

...hmmm, that reminds me - my DH's hockey pucks need a bit of freshening up...

 

[kimmar067]

In more than ways than one

..........

 

[kimmar067]

....Nothing comes close to schwetty balls.

...thank goodness for small miracles.

 

[Scurvy]

I know sometimes they can come single not sure about more than a pair.. off to google......

Well less than 100 cases have been reported BUT looks like you can have more than 2! learn something new everyday here..

I knew that! I learned about it because the technical term for that condition was a question on a board game. We stumbled on that question when I was a little girl and was playing Trivial Pursuit with my entire family, including parents and grandparents. I was the one asking the question and I didn't understand the answer, not having learned all the actual names for certain body parts yet. That was a really awkward game.

(Yes, I'm totally off topic. I apologize - I just had to share. It's a very traumatic memory.)

 

[HelenePA]

I knew that! I learned about it because the technical term for that condition was a question on a board game. We stumbled on that question when I was a little girl and was playing Trivial Pursuit with my entire family, including parents and grandparents. I was the one asking the question and I didn't understand the answer, not having learned all the actual names for certain body parts yet. That was a really awkward game.

(Yes, I'm totally off topic. I apologize - I just had to share. It's a very traumatic memory.)

why would they include that in the game?