Spanking in advertisement and mainstream products
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Many mainstream products, such as food, soap, and textiles, use or have used the topic of spanking in their brand names, labels or advertisements.
In recent years this has spread to a new wave of increasingly daring television commercials that use kinky behavior as a humorous way to sell products. Erotic spanking, and even the alternate lifestyle of hardcore BDSM, has been seen in ads for magazines, footwear, shampoo, and lingerie.
Examples
- Fletcher's Castoria (laxative, spanking ads in the 1940s)
- Formica (furniture surfaces, spanking ad in the 1950s)
- Kröver Nacktarsch (wine)
- Van Heusen (shirts, c. 1950s)
- Royal Crown Soap (soap)
- Chase & Sanborn (coffee, c. 1950s) - see also [1]
- Rock S'cool - A Spanking Good Clip Collection (DVD cover)
- Borden's Hemo (milk chocolate drink)
- Shinola (shoe polish)
- Patapsco (baking powder)
- Sanka Coffee
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Vintage ad: the German word for "floor polish" (Bodenwichse) also means "floor spanking".
Ad for a "base burner", a Victorian type of stove.
Chase & Sanborn magazine ad, circa late-'50s, early '60s.
1950s magazine ad for Van Heusen shirts.
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