Something Juicy For The Ladies

7 Eleven is promoting its range of frozen Slurpee® Juices in Australia with a set of racy posters aimed at female customers. Three male models pose with the 25 % juice drinks, in a bunny suit, wrapped around a pole, and wearing a maid’s apron. 7-Eleven has been selling the Slurpee brand in the United States since the mid 1960s – see more on the drink at www.slurpee.com

Something Juicy For The Ladies - in a bunny suit

Something Juicy For The Ladies - wrapped around a pole

Something Juicy For The Ladies - in a maid's apron

Credits

The campaign was developed at Leo Burnett, Melbourne, by creative director Jason Williams, copywriter Andrew Woodhead, art director Richard Walker, production manager Gary Arnas, and photographer Chris von Menge.

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14 Responses to Something Juicy For The Ladies

  1. Max says:

    “Fer the ladies”, yeah right! The kind that drink 42 Below vodka perhaps?

  2. Sara says:

    come to me bunny man!

  3. Alex says:

    Wow. This is a really offensive ad to men AND women alike. Are people trying to say that women crave all that is juicy man flesh and is that all we are to the men? That this role reversal from women to men is career paths that are actually degrading to women but juicy for men. Juicy ? No, not in the sense that they’re trying to say. Juicy in the sense of gossip that offends and manipulates.

  4. Haylz says:

    these ads are disgusting, they’re offensive to women saying that they are these things, playboy bunny waitresses, strippers and sexy maids, they’re all in a way sex toys for men! these ads then go to reverse these roles and make the men become the sex toys to women!!! its absolutely disgusting, and who really wants to look at a guy in short pants that are too tight and too defining in a particular area!!! are these ads selling slurpy’s or sex???

  5. Eddie says:

    these ads are one of the worst i’ve seen ever! it’s shocking that they would actually put these in a magazine for teenagers. It’s seriously offensive towards BOTH men and women because its almost literally saying that men would do anything for money and women. And it’s saying that all women want is hot, buff men. Not only that, it’s percieving men as just sex objects and nothing more.

  6. Rebecca says:

    Wow. These ads are cool! I want be that awesome slurpee, oh, yummy :)

  7. Hubert Cumberdale says:

    men are sex objects you idiots. gosh

  8. Alex says:

    has anyone here ever drank a slurpee ?

  9. Jesse says:

    These ads are extremely offensive, and anyone laughing should be ashamed! Also, anybody using anyone else’s name is just as bad. How immature.

  10. Salad Fingers says:

    not quite as tempting as rusty spoons, but comes close.

  11. Jen says:

    ‘Bout time we were given the opportunity to ogle man flesh the same way they ogle us. I approve. Bring on the man slaves, let them lick my poo-encrusted bovver boot. Yum…

  12. Christl says:

    Stupid.

    And I find nothing attractive about these men.

  13. jayce ann says:

    unbelievable!!! instead of raising our respect for women and making women equal to men, we are now demeaning women and men too, just to make more money! Hello wake up people (and the advertising community especially)!! This is not bettering our world, we look like fools. And even if we start to degrade men like women, women will continue to be second class citizens compared to men in our society. Reality check, there are more ads, playboys and naked pictures of women and girls or there than men.

  14. Craig says:

    I wish I was one of the guys…



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