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RE: FHM & Zoo Magazines suspend publication - Rammyrascal - 17-11-2015 22:08
(17-11-2015 20:17 )HannahsPet Wrote: Doubt it because they were going for more Z list celebs like the towie and made in chelsea lot
Now that the femi nazi's have won they will be turning full attention onto the channels now
disagree that the feminazis won & killed off the lads mags, as tractorboy has said it was the internet that has killed off the lads mags. people are no longer buying lads mags because they can get explicit & more graphic content for free online compared to what you get in the lads mags that you pay for.
do think myself we may get some of the models that have been in the lads mags now popping up on the babeshows
RE: FHM & Zoo Magazines suspend publication - SecretAgent - 17-11-2015 23:05
^ well I've seen BS tweet such girls in the past asking them to follow them so they could talk about work. The girls won't be negotiating from a strong position now though will they.
I think its more likely some may migrate to the Paul Raymond mags
RE: FHM & Zoo Magazines suspend publication - kinkysimon - 17-11-2015 23:53
coming soon https://twitter.com/maycontaingirl
RE: FHM & Zoo Magazines suspend publication - CM. - 18-11-2015 05:25
They've not so much been killed off by the internet, but killed by what they had become. I stopped buying it (and Maxim and Loaded) around the turn of the century because the level of journalism went to shit. in 15 years FHM became a titillating middle ground magazine with no substance and essentially no purpose. It may have remained relevant if they hadn't been pushing glamour models as celebs, along with the likes of reality TV bints and the annual promotion for a couple of Hollyoaks actresses. Boring, predictable, and no longer reflected the generation they were marketing at.
It's pie in the sky, but I hope a lot of those glamour models will (massively!) up their levels. Outside of magazines such as FHM and Zoo, there really isn't much call for glamour.