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Johnny Rotten for Dairy Crest Butter[Edit]
If this had been sent out in April I would have been convinced it was a wind-up. But it hasn’t and it is true. Sex Pistols frontman John Lydon, perhaps better known as Johnny Rotten, has become the new face of British butter Dairy Crest. The singer will apparently appear in Country Life TV ads for the butter, which is the last remaining major British brand. A spokesperson said Lydon had been chosen because he is “a great British icon.” “His independent views are part of his consumer appeal and his tongue-in-cheek sense of humor shines through in our TV advertising.” The first ad featuring Lydon is expected to start broadcasting soon. I hope he does better than when he was on “I Am a Celebrity” when he would deliberately say a four letter word (starting with c and ending in t) on live TV. Source: johnlydon Via: nme |
Offensive Children's Clothes
The PeanutButter Mofo TShirt"Up yours! Give me my chocolate before I whoop your ass!" This "PeanutButter Motherfcker" t-shirt was designed by artist Jim Shaw for a 1996 DAM tour in Japan. 144 of these offensive children's shirts…
Marketing to Rockstars (GALLERY)
PUMA Rockstar Hotel and the Much Music Video Awards (REVIEW)This week, the Much Music Video awards swept Toronto, and Trend Hunter had a chance to rock it up at some of the star-studded festivities and promotional trends at the heavily sponsored pre/post party…
Rockstar Branding
Gunmetal Grey Nail Polish by Pat BenatarAfter all the star gazing at London Fashion Week, of course you know gunmetal grey is the hottest new nail colour (pair it with your 80’s neon accessories and dip dyed tshirts). But did you know you could…
Rockstar Longevity (VIDEO)
Study Confirms Rockers 2-3x More Likely to Die PrematurelyA British study of more than 1,000 British and North America musicians from 1956 to 2005 by researchers at the Centre for Public Health at Liverpool John Moores University found 100 deaths. Who’s going…
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