Just read this on MFC:
"Well, I am European, I don't have any particular preconception (liking or disliking) of clowns, so I'm pretty open about the concept, and yet this video I find shocking. And it's not just about the creepiness of the clown that Mika portrays. It's a mix of things.
It's the fact that it's very openly sexualized and in a very 'alternative' way, if you know what I mean. This video has the sort of implied sexual feeling that would usually be classed in the 'fetiches' category and other similar ones. One could even argue that it has undertones of s&m, if even slightly, because of the fact that the clown is being stipped and put in a position of compliance and physical submission.
To me, that is a bit too much for a shoe ad, quite frankly, and even though I am not a prude by far, and I am all for lots of things, I think that it's not so wise to put one's face to them so publicly.
Add to that the fact that Loubi seems to have a strange relationship with Mika, which I personally don't find comfortable to watch. I will call a spade a spade and say that it looks like he's his little toyboy over who he casts his dominant hand! It's all just downright creepy in my book.
I guess it doesn't help that (again, to ME) Loubi doesn't come across as a nice, warm character, but rather as a bit of something that I can't even really describe, but it's not positive. I just really don't like the vibe that I'm getting from this ad.
The only thing that I do find nice or clever, is the way at the end the two images are positioned one on top of the other. But that's about it."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_OHh_aKdN_I&feature=player_embedded
According to a fan, the video of a photoshoot can prove that
the Lord is a disgusting perv.
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