Danielle LoPresti and The Masses - OBJECTIFY

The debut music video from San Diego-based Danielle LoPresti & The Masses (DLPM). "Objectify" is the first single off DLPM's upcoming release "Run With It," due out this summer.

To purchase "Objectify" online, please visit: http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/lopresti4

"Objectify"

Directed by Asher Brown
Produced by Erica Sterne and Aaron Naar
Photographed by Cristobal Moris
Edited by Chris Witt
Production Design by Ben Speigelman

Starring:
Danielle LoPresti

The Masses:
Alicia Champion
Damien Smith
Blair Robb

Christina Boucher
Drew Berenc
Mary Volpe-Dawson
Nicole Smith
Miss Mia Vixen
Tiffany Richard
Ron Christopher Jones
Sandy Stein
Bobby Rivas
Fitz Henley
Jayce Venditti
Erica Cunningham
Shasta Sopha

Eveoke Dance Theatre Dancers:
Ericka Moore
April Tra
Yvonne Hernandez
Lily Haine

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Danielle Lo Presti
• The Masses
• Activist
• Feminist
• Say It Records
• San Diego IndieFest
• Indie Fest
• 91X CityBeat Alicia Champion
• Asher Brown
• Pollution Studios
• Feminism
• Bitch
• Woman
• Killing Us Softly
• Jean Killbourne
• Ani Difranco
• Sexualization
• Media
• Advertising
• Equality
• Rights
• Gender
• Sex
• Body
• Image
• Tori
• Amos
• Pink
• Reversal
• Objectify

[ismokeseaweeed]

1:22 - 1:27 MARYYYY !

[mooningthesun69]

Sexy Bitch!...=)

[lvrnpssng]

Cannot WAIT to see the premiere of the new video. Last year's IndieFest was EPIC! Looking forward to March 12 :)

[slicnic5150]

I’m not the most socially aware individual. I don’t pay a lot of attention to “Feminist” issues. I do believe that a woman should be allowed to feel pretty or desirable without being made to feel like a slut. I’m also no music expert but I like the song & the video. In my opinion, those of you who don’t like the music, song, video or message have consistently failed provide a compelling argument for that view. All you’ve succeeded in doing is making yourselves look like misogynistic Neanderthals

[eddecker123]

I was going to come in here and support @MrAntiFEMINIST and @wheresthemusic1 progressive views on the diminishing relevance of men in our female-dominated culture, but my wife wouldn't let me.

[order2khaos]

@wheresthemusic1 Seriously?! I almost don't feel like replying, because this is going to be like arguing with a bumper sticker; it's hard to have an intelligent conversation with someone whose abrupt, opinionated ejaculations are not based in reality. You are perfectly entitled to judge the music, dance, production- whatever. However, sexism exists, racism exists, oppression exists. It is manifested daily in the world. It happens in your world, no doubt, even if you are innocent or blind to it.

[pmchughlulu]

..For someone who felt the right to criticize so strongly...must surely have trained with Baryshnikov, Pavarotti AND Martin Scorsese! How about you keep your "helpful" comments for things you're a little more qualified to speak about....like I don't know....maybe..."How to stop verbal diarrhea before it gets the better of you & makes you look racist, sexist & ignorant ". Just a suggestion :)

[pmchughlulu]

@wheresthemusic1 Did you really just refer to the African American community as "blacks"? That little misuse of labeling alone,made your opinion & credibility spiral into the realm of "completely irrelevant"...as far as I'm concerned. As for your critique of the lead singer, dancers, choreography and video concept...I hadn't realized that we had been graced by the presence of someone who had been professionally trained in dance, voice AND film production/directing!