Nudity Spices Up Austrian Ad Event

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Yawn. Another award show/ad industry event. Snooze….. Wait, what? What just happened on stage? A nude dude? Audience members stripping down as well? What’s going on here? Oh, right. It’s a non-American advertising event where, you know, nudity is…normal. Or at least not frowned upon as it is so intensely in America.

Anyway, it’s all for ad community site XIPAX which encourages people to show off their best bits and the stunt occurred at Creative Clubs Austria’s annual gala event. See the video here which is NSFW.

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