Just because breast cancer is serious, does that mean PSAs have to be? "Save the boob" is the tag line on one irreverent video in a campaign for breast cancer awareness that's drawing fans—and furious complaints. Designers of the public service announcements aim to grab the attention younger women, and encourage them to do breast self-exams. One ad shows a well-endowed bikini babe sashaying past salivating onlookers. Another shows women "pledging allegiance" to their "girls, hooters, tatas and chichis."
The spots are "definitely not for everyone," a spokeswoman for Rethink Breast Cancer tells ABC News. "Young people picking up pamphlets with a 65-year-old woman on the cover are probably tossing them out. We're creating a bold way of communicating the message that's going to stop them in their tracks." But one viewer called the ads offensive. They "look like a Victoria's Secret ad, not an ad about women's health," she grumbled. (More breast cancer stories.)
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