LAS VEGAS STRIPPERS: Tesla Cybertruck With Pole-Dancers Driving Up and Down Blvd.

Posted on: September 13, 2024, 07:33h. 

Last updated on: September 13, 2024, 08:19h.

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Expertise: Commercial Gaming, Entertainment, Expert Insight, Las Vegas, Las Vegas Myths.

If anything on your next trip to Vegas makes you wish you left the kids at home, it could be the Tesla Cybertruck with a truck bed full of gyrating strippers that just pulled up alongside you.

Remember that cute Vegas ad campaign that wondered: “You can bring your kids to Vegas, but why would you?” (Image: Brandbomb PR)

The Strip-adjacent gentlemen’s club is running its $150,000 customized vehicle up and down the Strip in a salacious but completely legal promotion — though dancing on a pole in an open truck bed does seem like it violates some motor vehicle code.

For some unknown reason that was not its lack of popularity among heterosexual men, the Striptruck service stopped being offered. (Image: eventor)

About 10 years ago, the online marketplace Eventors offered a mobile “Striptruck” that would park in front of private Las Vegas events for $799 an hour. En route to its destination, the strippers danced to advertise the service.

But that was as much of a free show that was on offer to motorists on Las Vegas Boulevard … until now.

Since Tesla puts its Cybertrucks on sale last year, they have been used in all sorts of unusual promotions. The city of Irvine, Calif. added one to its police fleet, while two were outfitted with pizza ovens to cook “The Jersey Thinn Crust Pizza.”

But Crazy Horse 3’s can take a certain victory lap dance in this competition.

“There’s nothing more Vegas than taking risks and embracing innovative ways to stand out,” Nando Sostilio, who opened Crazy Horse 3 in 2009 in what now is prime real estate near Allegiant Stadium, told Business Insider.

Sostilio told the website that he and the club’s GM hatched the idea in order to circumvent the restrictions on traditional advertising in the adult industry.

While it’s not known whether the campaign has caused a noticeable bump in patronage, social media has definitely responded.

Newly transplanted Las Vegas celebrity blogger Perez Hilton shared this video of the Cybertruck on his Instagram, which has garnered 988 likes so far.

It’s captioned: “Only in Vegas.”