Calvin Klein Jeans TV ads from back in the day....
 

Here they are...yellow step ladder and paneling - spared no expense. They got a lot of mileage out of these - i remember people couldn't help but talk about them. Looking back, the creep-o-meter is off the charts with these.

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I got the goose bumps watching those and not in the fun way either...:helpme

wtf is that :uhoh :uhoh so creepy

:eek7:eek7:eek2 Weird stuff

hahahahahah were those scripted???

I remember the fuss about them and people calling for a boycott because of the kp feel. I just boycotted them because of the stupid cost.

No wonder they were banned. They suck... :1orglaugh

They may suck but they got them a hell of a lot of publicity and they sold a ton of jeans when they were out.

back in the day? WTF? those aren't that old. I figured you'd be linking to some of those with a teenage Brooke Shields in the 70's.

what a twink.

Er.... weird shit. That worked?

Face it...we are getting older and the whipper snappers are taking over.

Very creepy.

very creepy,very different borders on art.

weird...:Hollering

fucking weird and stupid stuffs!!.:ugone2far

woah.. totally creepy. made me uncomfortable. :X

although i couldn't help but laugh when the second guy was talking..

"i mosh."

"you march?"

"yeah, mosh."

"go ahead."

One of the more famous Calvin commercials involved Brooke Shields looking into the camera and saying..."nothing comes between me and my Calvins."

People got pissed because she was only 15, and they were saying she implied she wasn't wearing panties...oh well...those commercials may be "creepy," but if they had aired, they would have been very effective in catching people's attention.

That was pretty fucking disturbing. Like watching a pedophiles home videos. :Oh crap

:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh

I am one of the few that still has these commercials etched in my memory.

Whenever I try to describe them to people they think I'm weird...:disgust

Now I have the YouTube links to prove it.

They aired where I lived..not sure where they were banned because at least some of them made the air in the Philly market.

Creepy, sick and the product of a disturbed mind