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Online critics slammed (phê bình gay gắt, đả kích đao to búa lớn) this milk ad campaign as “moo-sogynistic” — and now a major dairy brand is apologizing for its bizarre commercial depicting women morphing (biến hình) into cows (bò cái).

“We sincerely apologize to everyone who felt uncomfortable with the milk commercial,” reps for Seoul Dairy Cooperative, South Korea’s leading milk producer, said in a statement posted online in response to the backlash (phản ứng dữ dội). “We are accepting this matter seriously … and [will] take extra care to prevent similar incidents from occurring in the future. We bow our heads in apology.”

...In the now-viral footage, a man can be seen walking through the woods with camera gear. In the background, a voice intones: “We finally managed to capture them on camera in a place of pristine (ban sơ, tinh khôi) cleanliness.”

Things get strange after the videographer stops to secretly film a group of women garbed (ăn mặc) in white who are drinking from a forest stream (suối), with one lapping droplets from a leaf like a woodland critter.

The footage then cuts to the ladies doing yoga in an open field, whereupon the cameraman steps on a twig, thereby blowing his cover.

At that point, the voyeur glances up from his camera and sees that the women have shockingly transformed into a herd of cattle.

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