PETA's Racy Super Bowl Commercial Is Too Sexy for TV—See the Banned (and Extremely NSFW) Ad

The animal rights organization compares stamina between meat eaters and vegans

By Bruna Nessif Jan 26, 2016 2:08 AMTags

The following post is for mature audiences only (not like actually mature, just those old enough to see people doing it).

PETA has released their extremely racy submission for a spot in the prestigious line-up of ads airing during the Super Bowl next weekend, and boy, it will make you wonder if you're allowed to even be seeing this right now. The NSFW clip titled "Last Longer" compares the sexual stamina between meat lovers and vegans by basically showing a couple from each category having some serious sex.

Well, the meat eaters go at it for a second and then it's over (womp, womp), while the vegans put on quite the show. It's very sexual. Not sure if you got that part.

And because of that—SPOILER ALERT—the ad was banned from airing on TV during the big game.

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"Vegans last longer. See the side by side proof here," the caption of the video read.

"Sleeping with someone who eats meat? There may be more than one disappointment in store. Eating the saturated fat and cholesterol in meat can increase the risk of developing heart disease, high blood pressure, and high cholesterol, and these can be dangerous to your love life. Why? Because they're all common causes of erectile dysfunction. Plant-based foods keep blood flowing to all the body's organs. The key to a hot love life and to lasting longer in the bedroom is to start with delicious vegan meals in the kitchen."

Their latest may not come as a surprise, seeing how the animal rights organization is known for their controversial commercials, and it's not the first time their spot was deemed too steamy (or just too much) for the small screen.

Despite not making it to the tube, PETA always releases their ads online so they can still raise awareness to the topic at hand.

And something tells us this particular ad is really going to gain some attention. And replays. Lots of replays.