When it leaked to the entire sixth grade that I still wet the bed, my mother told me ‘any publicity is good publicity.’ Well, it wasn’t. I was humiliated and ate lunch alone like fucking Steven Glansberg.
My mom’s an idiot because some publicity is, in fact, bad publicity (See: Subway Jared, James Deen, Greg Hardy, and SuperGurl– a Singapore-based fashion retailer.)
SuperGurl has made a public apology after a button on their mobile site was fudged by one letter. Can you spot it? Of course you can.
Lol seriously SuperGurl? “RAPE US NOW” 😒 pic.twitter.com/wbE6Eh74T1
— ➕✖️ (@RiNNy3Honey) November 30, 2015
“””Rape us now” is an oxy moron. Requesting to be raped goes against the entire concept of rape. So not only is this ad entirely offensive, it simply does not hold up logically. A double fuck-up for SuperGurl. Especially since the photo they used in the ad perfectly fits with the fucked up theme.
In their defense, the retailing company released an Instagram post (error free) expressing their remorse.
Props to SuperGurl for quickly and effectively fixing their bad rape. *rap. Rap.
[h/t Some E-Cards]