"Cheat on your girlfriend, not on your workout" Reebok. - SO FAIL. BoooO!!!!!
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Czes Rivera (@czeslopezrivera) March 19, 2012Reebok, the struggling athletic shoe/apparel company, has a new ad campaign: billboards proclaiming “cheat on your girlfriend, not on your workout.”
Alas, it does not seem to be going over well:
Soooo… Reebok has ad boards up that say "Cheat on your girlfriend, not your workout." Dear #Reebok, you can #suckit.—
Tigerlily Loamsdown (@0402sgrl) March 18, 2012
What exactly were you thinking with the ad "cheat on your girlfriend not on your workout" #LameAd #CustomerLost @Reebok—
Amanda Gibson (@AmandaA_Gibson) March 17, 2012
Seen Reebok's new ads? "Cheat on your girlfriend, not your workout" ad is going to cost them a few customers…
bit.ly/FRLTlx—
Rachael Marcus (@Rachael_Marcus) March 19, 2012
Someone cared enough about this to set up a petition you can sign to protest the ads.
Exit question: What does it mean in Reebok-speak to “get after it”?
How many times did you #getafterit this week?—
(@Reebok) March 17, 2012
