Dylan Mulvaney, the transgender behind the disastrous Bud Light ad campaign, recently caused a stir with a TikTok video that left many scratching their heads.
In the video, Mulvaney discussed a conversation with his father where he revealed his attraction to women while also expressing a desire to have children.
“So, I recently told my parents that I may be a little bit romantically interested in women,” Mulvaney said. “And that was a big shock for them considering the past 10 years of coming out as gay, then queer, then non-binary, then trans. And I think it was just a bit of a shock.”
“So, I tell my dad and he goes, ‘Well, I would love to see you get a woman pregnant,’ and I said, ‘Oh, no, no, no… she would be getting me pregnant,'” Mulvaney continued.
This confusing statement has sparked various interpretations. Some argue that Mulvaney’s behavior demonstrates mental instability, while others believe he has been toying with the transgender issue all along, playing a prank on those who believed in his journey.
Critics suggest that Mulvaney seems to adapt his gender identity to align with the latest radical narrative promoted by the left. They view his latest video as yet another attempt to gain attention by making outrageous statements.
Interestingly, Mulvaney continues to draw attention for his actions beyond the video. Despite the official end of the pandemic, he was recently seen wearing a mask outdoors in Los Angeles. Furthermore, Mulvaney’s public appearance involved picking up an $800 Prada bikini top and a pink dress from a local dry cleaner before undergoing laser hair removal, as reported by the Daily Mail
After leaving the salon, Mulvaney jokingly described his departure as a “full-on Fast and Furious” car chase through the backroads of Beverly Hills, likening himself to Liam Neeson trying to evade photographers.
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Mulvaney, who amassed a reported fortune of $1.5 million by advocating for transgenderism, has collaborated with numerous brands as a brand ambassador. Companies like Charlotte Tilbury, MAC Cosmetics, Ulta, and Kate Spade have all enlisted Mulvaney’s services. Additionally, he has worked with Nike and Walmart.
Meanwhile, Bud Light, the beer brand associated with Mulvaney’s ill-fated advertising campaign, continues to suffer. Sales have plummeted by over 23 percent in the past week, resulting in a staggering $15.7 billion loss in market value.
JPMorgan beverage analyst Jared Dinges attributes a projected 12 to 13 percent decline in volume over the course of a year to the backlash against Bud Light.
In the end the end, the majority of Americans are tired of having the woke agenda pushed down our throats and have said “Enough!” as evidenced by the massive boycotts that are crippling the companies promoting it.