Sexual Hidden Messages: Found in Star Wars, Renuzit, Coke and Other Household Items

The rumors spread like wild fire, supposedly there were sexual hidden messages in everything from the Canadian $5 bill to baseball trading cards. Who put these sexual hidden messages there and why? In this article we’ll explore some of the best, real sexual hidden messages found in your favorite products.

It all started in 1954 when the Bank of Canada was faced with an uproar by concerned citizens. The bank had just issued a brand new $5 bill with the engraved face of Queen Elisabeth II on it. Suddenly the bank began receiving complaints because people claimed to see the devil in the Queens hair located directly behind her ear! The bank immediately destroyed all copies of the bill and produced a modified version.

Then came the sexual hidden messages.

Some years later, in 1978, Star Wars rocked the world. Topps capitalized on the investment by producing trading cards featuring all of the characters, including the beloved C-3PO. Except, C-3PO had a “little bonus” that the other classmates didn’t receive, if you know what I mean! It’s true, the golden droid had a gigantic penis protruding from his outfit!

Not to be out done by the packing robot, Coke-a-Cola produced a dirty little image of their own. In the mid 80’s they released a poster that played host to a hand drawn picture of their refreshing beverage. The poster showed a bottle of coke on a bad of cold ice. But there was a little secret that coke was hiding! In the bottom right hand corner there was an ice cube with a mighty interesting image in it. I’ll refer to it as a woman “performing” an act. As soon as the discovery of this sexual hidden message was made, coke recalled every poster ever produced and had them destroyed. The graphic artist who was commissioned to design this poster was not only fired, but sued! The good news is that this poster is worth big bucks if you can get your hands on one.