Neil Hamburger's "AXE body spray and sexual offenders" art contest didn't go over so well with AXE
As any of Neil Hamburger’s Twitter followers know, the anti-comic’s comic has spent many a moon taunting the makers of AXE body spray, the nation’s leading purveyor of citrus musk for bros. Recently, Hamburger used his Vice Magazine column to expound on his distaste for the “preferred deodorant for date-rapists,” in which he characterized it as both “a fetid, sugared-and-fermented-manure stench, which acts as a virtual mating call to the TV-addled, party-fried pig girls whom these dopes are trying to fill with their tainted seed,” as well as the result of “dumping varying amounts of Hawaiian Punch and/or Country Time Lemonade into the trough-style urinals at Dodger Stadium during the top of the 9th inning.” But more than just its olfactory offenses and the fact that the sense memory from its scent causes vague feelings of regret in most ladies, Hamburger also takes issue with AXE’s branding strategies, in which it sponsors everything from music festivals to viral comedy videos in order to seem cool, much as its users tend to drench themselves in its body spray in order to seem hygienic.