Ass Cam Catches People Staring at Ass

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Here’s a video that answers the question all women with nice asses ask themselves each day: who is staring at my ass? As part of a promotion to pimp Levi’s Curve ID Skinny Jeans, two women, Jessie and Reanin, with a lot of help from BBDO Auckland, strapped a tiny camera to their asses and took a walk. The result is unsurprising because we all know girls with nice asses get started at.

Of course, Levi’s is calling this a huge success because…well, because the video has achieved almost 6 million views since it went up February 14. And that means viral success!

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