Body Part Billboards

The Female Thigh Ad Space Allows People to Get Paid for Their Body Parts

The female thigh ad space essentially uses this sensual body part as advertising space. As ludicrous as it may seem at first, the concept lies in the same vein as the A&M Beardvertising movement. This time, however, it targets women. Considering how many men and even women catch themselves staring at the provocative place just below a mini skirt and above the knee, it might prove more successful than the beard billboards.

Conceived by Tokyo PR consultant Hidenori Atsumi, over 3,000 women have already signed up to have a female thigh ad space. Currently taking place in Tokyo, Japan, there are some requirements to being accepted. They must be over 18 years of age and have at least 20 connections on their social media profiles.

Female Thigh Ad Space
Opportunity for companies to use female thighs as advertising space, targeting a provocative region and potentially capturing more attention.
Body Part Advertising
Emerging trend of utilizing various body parts as advertising space, expanding the possibilities for unique and attention-grabbing marketing strategies.
Paid Body Parts
Growing movement of individuals monetizing their body parts for advertising, offering new income opportunities and alternative forms of engagement.

Who This Affects Most

Advertising
Disruptive innovation opportunity for advertising agencies to explore creative and unconventional ad spaces, such as using body parts, to increase brand visibility.
Fashion
Potential for clothing brands to collaborate with thigh ad spaces, incorporating the advertising element into fashionable designs and creating unique marketing campaigns.
Social Media
Opportunity for social media platforms to foster collaborations between advertisers and individuals with valuable body part ad spaces, facilitating an innovative form of influencer marketing.
SCORE
1.9 out of 10
GENDER
30% Men70% Women
MARKETTop markets: Asia
GENERATION
  • Gen Z
  • Gen Alpha
  • Millennial (primary audience)
  • Gen X (primary audience)
POPULARITY
Popularity 30%
Activity 20%
Freshness 8%