[Emancipator]

http://www.daddysmoney.com/shoes





The tag line for the $50 to $80 shoe, which swaps the "s" with a dollar sign to really drill in the point, is: "Get spoiled with Daddy's money, ultra cool shoes that will put you in the spotlight ..."

Apart from the expected critiques that the ad — in which tweens dance around in front of leopard backgrounds holding fans of money — instills bad values on young women, some are calling it sexist for other reasons.

“In this day and age a lot of mommies are footing half the bills if not all the bills,” parenting blogger Ericka Souter from TheStir.com told ABC News.

The last lyrics of the ad is "Daddy's naughty little —",

[Timoteo]

Yeah...moms are footing the bills. With dad's alimony/child support money!

[Veloce]

[Cincinnatus]

I may have to join in on the backlash just for lulz. Maybe I'll send some some letter to Skechers corporate bitching about the objectification of men for their money. I'll use lots of feminist buzzwords and phrase types, like "creepy," "false shoe culture," etc.

[Acute Angle]

I look forward to them releasing a brogue called "Little Princess's Ass Warmer".

[RedPillSchool]

Zubaz are making a return in shoe form

[Parlay44]

Reminds me of the Walmart preteen panty scandal.



http://consumerist.com/2007/12/12/walmar...d-panties/