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Another win! Melb BBQ company forced to remove violent anti-women promo after our campaign

Posted on News by Lyn Kennedy · October 11, 2020 12:13 PM · 1 reaction

Thanks for flood of complaints, promos removed in less than 24 hours

After our flash-campaign against it, Melbourne-based BBQ company Boss Hogg and the Duchess of Pork pulled its violent, anti-women promo material and issued an apology.

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Quiksilver dumps ‘Sweet Paradise’ sexed-up hoodie for primary school boys after protest

Posted on News by Melinda Tankard Reist · February 02, 2018 9:50 AM

Gone in 24 hours. But why does this keep happening?

Well that was quick.

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Convicted rapist Mike Tyson set to be the new face of Ultra Tune

Posted on News · December 12, 2017 12:55 PM

Just when you thought Ultra Tune couldn’t sink any lower…

Car parts and services chain Ultra Tune have a long history of sexist advertising. From rubber clad dominatrix women brandishing whips and feigning arousal at the site of tyres, to countless ads perpetuating sexist stereotypes of women as ‘dumb blondes’ who can’t operate their vehicles, Ultra Tune has attracted a huge amount of complaints. CEO Sean Buckley has dismissed complaints, insisting that his ads are indeed funny- despite even Ultra Tune franchise owners from around the country calling for the sexist ads to be removed.

Ultra Tune has hit a new low, with Mumbrella reporting that convicted rapist Mike Tyson is to be the new face of the brand:

Mike Tyson is set to replace Jean Claude Van Damme as the face of one of Australia’s most controversial advertisers, Ultra Tune.

Since shifting its strategy, the brand has been criticised for sexism and degrading women in its adverts and often features in the Ads Standards Board’s list of most-complained about ads. 

Mumbrella had previously speculated Van Damme’s replacement could be WWE star John Cena. At the time, Ultra Tune’s national marketing manager Rod Cedaro told Mumbrella’s Automotive Marketing Summit: “John Cena hasn’t been signed yet but there has been discussions”.

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