Video: At the Air Sex World Championships, Love Was in the Air

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June 29, 2012, 8:00 pm

Video: At the Air Sex World Championships, Love Was in the Air

The Air Sex World Championships, which were started in Austin, Tex. in 2009 as a gag on air guitar competitions and have now become a national phenomenon, rolled into town last night. And because they took place at Drom on Avenue A, we were professionally obligated to attend. Apologies: this video isn’t entirely safe for work (or for human eyeballs, in some cases), but there’s no reason you can’t let it ride you into the weekend.

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