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You can make a difference here: http://www.globaldemocracy.com/idea/9 DSEF ad directed by Tim Piper www.pirovision.com Art Directors: Stuart Campbell, Mike Kirkland, Sharon Lee Pan. Written by Tim Piper. Exec Producer: Brenda Surminski, Producer: Jeff McDougall DP: Marc Laliberte-Else Post: Soho ... More
Added Oct 2, 2007
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wcbgn Says:
Love the Sci-fi style of this. Seems like the intro to a movie about a world gone wrong.
Justspiders Says:
actually anorexia is worse and probably what you are thinking of
AbsolutelyRuwaydah Says:
wow this is so powerful!
Akumu74 Says:
That little girl was adorable in the beginning then she became kinda creepy and disturbing...
Akumu74 Says:
I'm sorry I know it's a problem for everyone no matter your body type. And I don't know nor do I care what you look like but, I think you're perfect :)
Ambamian Says:
Screw the beauty industry! There is nothing wrong with skinny, fat, or average! I have seen GORGEOUS women that have weighed over 200lbs and ones who are about average that are gorgeous! I agree with ModMadness as well. I have been harassed for how skinny I am by larger set friends and it makes me feel horrible. I try to eat as much as I can to gain weight to look "normal"for other people but I have a hormone imbalance which makes it hard for me to gain weight. Big or petite, so what!
BubbleQueen98 Says:
I don't see why it's bad to be pretty! I mean I'm totally against plastic surgery and diet pills and all that, but what's wrong with being pretty? I work out to stay thin and try hard to look my best. What's wrong with that?
Gahoolegirl Says:
@Morganfied Aha same I'm happy to know I'm not the only one
Ben2the99 Says:
We can all make a difference with two very straightforward actions. 1) eliminate all TV from children's' lives. 2) don't allow middle school children to have Facebook accounts.
imissthawwf94 Says:
Listening to the media's distortion of beauty is just like saying That casket fits you well. You do not have to be a pixie stick to be beautiful. I am a big girl myself, and i get many compliments on how beautiful i am, from both young and old people. Dont blame the media for your self-esteem issues, blame YOURSELF! Yes, the media portrays beauty as some stick thin girl with long blonde hair, blue eyes,and an eating disorder, but in the end the media doesnt force you to starve yourself.
PolyrystallineLace Says:
That's what I've been saying!
Toobogaan Says:
Simian - La Breeze (song)
MrOmnomatron Says:
Simian - La Breeze great song with a great ad
thatrealgirl007 Says:
This is terrible, NO ONE looks like all those pictures on billboards or in magazines. How sad
tapeco69 Says:
I 3 the media :)
eternal27life Says:
Simian - La breeze ;)
DarkBlueSky91 Says:
i know i just commented asking but i found it out it is called la breeze by Simian.
DarkBlueSky91 Says:
what is the son?
WoohooILoveDolphins Says:
AMEN. Lol Im skinny as and people feel the need to call me a 'skinny bitch, anorexic, do I ever eat? Real women have curves!' etc. Not helping, people. Yes the media is effing up standards of beauty- lets not contribute and support the hating on peoples looks.
LiveOutLoud87 Says:
sorry this is kind late..but its La Breeze by Simian ;)
keenan534 Says:
La breeze by simian is the song
slothcats Says:
Attractive people are everywhere. That's not really the point. The media distorts these images, edits them, and shows them unrealistically. And along with that, the media says "this is how you should look like, this is what's attractive, and if you don't look like this you must change." it's extremely damaging.
iloveoreos15 Says:
I find this kind of sad.
cutiefrogskermit Says:
okay skinny people have it just as hard, i want curves so bad but i am genetically this way. we need to accept all body types
lilywaterpedals Says:
yeah what is this song called?