Cenk Uygur
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'First Aid Ladies Make First Aid Sexy' Viral Video Causes Controversy
Posted
March 5, 2016
Views
117,506
Likes
1,710
Comments
655
Engagement
2.01%
March 5, 2016
117,506
1,710
655
2.01%
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6:38Now PlayingA new viral video is stirring up accusations of sexism. 'First Aid Ladies Make First Aid Sexy’ sets scantly clad women performing first aid practices on men. Cenk Uygur and Ana Kasparian hosts of The Young Turks discuss.
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“A viral first-aid campaign featuring scantily-clad women and men reenacting famous music videos has sparked controversy in Germany.
The "First Aid Ladies Make First Aid Sexy" video has received more than 4 million Facebook likes since it was posted last week.
It's essentially a mashup of several clips showing provocatively dressed women and muscle-bound men mimicking music videos — with the lyrics rewritten about first aid.
Robin Thicke's catchy yet controversial hit "Blurred Lines" is changed to: "Resuscitation, I know you want it." Taylor Swift's "Shake It Off" becomes: "Bend the head, bend the head." And Beyoncé's iconic "Single Ladies" video is reproduced with dancers holding defibrillators.”
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