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Layer'r Shot body spray ad controversy explained: What's controversial in the 'rape culture' advertisement? - Vimarsana News

Layer'r Shot body spray ad controversy explained: What's controversial in the 'rape culture' advertisement?

Following the ads started airing on TV channels, several Twitter users started calling out the brand for promoting rape.

Layer'r Shot row: Centre asks Twitter, YouTube to remove perfume advertisement amid 'toxic masculinity' allegations - Vimarsana News

Layer'r Shot row: Centre asks Twitter, YouTube to remove perfume advertisement amid 'toxic masculinity' allegations

Layer'r Shot: Delhi Commission for Women wrote to Union Information and Broadcasting Minister Anurag Thakur demanding a ban on the controversial ad.

Layer'r Body Spray Ads With "Rape Jokes" Face Watchdog's Action - Vimarsana News

Layer'r Body Spray Ads With "Rape Jokes" Face Watchdog's Action

Responding to growing outrage over a body spray advertisement by Layer'r Shot, the Advertising Standards Council of India (ASCI) has stated that the the two videos are in "serious breach" of their code and against public interest.

Source: ndtv.com
'SHOCKING promotion of RAPE culture': Netizens slam Layer'r Shot's new body spray ad | Companies News - Vimarsana News

'SHOCKING promotion of RAPE culture': Netizens slam Layer'r Shot's new body spray ad | Companies News

Layer'r Shot released two advertisements, that netizens say, are problematic and promotes rape culture. 

Source: india.com
Twitter, YouTube Asked To Take Down Body Spray Ad With "Rape Jokes" - Vimarsana News

Twitter, YouTube Asked To Take Down Body Spray Ad With "Rape Jokes"

The government has asked Twitter and YouTube to take down two controversial ads by a body spray brand which sparked a massive controversy for their "derogatory" content.

Source: ndtv.com