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Samsung said on Facebook that it was aware the drag queen segment of its new wearables advert was "insensitive and offensive" to some in Singapore.
The ad, which showed a Muslim mother expressing support for her drag queen son, was criticised online.
Samsung apologizes for ?offensive? video featuring Muslim mother supporting LGBTQ son South Korean electronics giant Samsung has pulled an
Samsung was forced to withdraw an advertisement featuring a Muslim woman supporting her cross-dresser son after facing backlash from conservative sections of the society in Singapore. The ad, which was part of a campaign called “Listen to Your Heart”, was meant to promote the South Korean tech giant’s new wearable products, like noise-cancelling earbuds and a smart watch with a heart rate monitor. It filmed several participants’ reactions as they listened to heartfelt recorded messages from their loved ones.