Most geeks are on cutting-edge cool — they got the latest stuff including wireless headphones and stuff. While it sounds really great and all, it may cause embarrassing problems o_O Go watch the video below and see what I mean — and also why it was banned. Enjoy!
I just bet the title made you excited! Hehe! The video below is a commercial for YoYo mobile and it features a blonde, busty, mini-skirted nurse groping the male patient “down there”. Why? Better watch the video guys! 
Banned because it was too sexy for Korean TV! This Giordano commercial stars Korean actress Jeun JiHyun showing off her smooth belly while gyrating to music and seducing some Korean guy (an actor, I presume). If you like angelic faces and slim bodies, go watch this banned ad!
What happens when your dad has the ‘best poker face’ in the world and he was the one who opened the door when your tattooed, pierced, Nazi-looking date came to get you? Can’t imagine? Then just watch Full Tilt Poker’s banned commercial below!
UK’s Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has banned a radio commercial of Vodafone for being too fast with the terms and conditions of a promotional offer being advertised. ASA said Vodafone must not air the commercial as the disclaimer made at the end of the ad was delivered too quickly to understand. The radio ad for Vodafone featured a man speaking in the style of a weather forecaster and he says in the ad,
“Now the weather. It’s going to be another glorious sunny summer’s day today. Beautiful sunshine in every part of the British Isles and this sunny spell’s expected to last, well, for ever. With Vodafone’s Endless Summer you can now get unlimited texts, calls, e-mail and mobile internet with our scorching new price plans, so you’ll never be burnt by your bill again. Visit us in store. Vodafone – make the most of now.”
At the end of the ad, a woman’s voice at a faster speed than the rest of the preceding ad says,
“Subject to status, availability and connection to 18-month contract. Unlimited calls to landline or Vodafone mobiles only. Fair-use policy, terms and 60-minute call cap applies.”
This is the part that got complaints. One listener complained to ASA and challenged whether the disclaimer was clear because it was spoken quickly at the end of the ad and was difficult to hear.
We all know the company’s slogan: TIDY UP! In this video compilation of six banned and funny IKEA commercials, you will surely wish to tidy up! Warning: the first commercial involves lots of male nudity (yay! hehe) and the last one has a very disturbing scene — losing your baby amidst all the untidyness!
This has got to be the most painful and brutal TV commercial I’ve ever seen! I’m not being racist or something, but the Japanese are really weird and so into pain! This banned commercial (not shown on TV) is for a Japanese TV (cable?) network.