【sex video/kowalsky】Enter to watch online.Men gaze lovingly at their beer belly babies in new German ads

No,sex video/kowalsky these men aren't pregnant. They're just alive with the miracle of beer.

And they're the stars of a new ad campaign for German beer Bergedorfer Bier, created by advertising agency Jung Von Matt. The tagline, appropriately, is "brewed with love."

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Each man mimics a classic pregnancy portrait, cradling his expanding belly. Except these guys have it quite a bit easier than actual pregnant women — they can still drink beer, for one thing.

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Check out that dewy paternal glow, though.

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Ah, fatherhood.

[H/T: My Modern Met]

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