Dylan James Mulvaney / Days of Girlhood / Day __ of Being a Girl - Dylan Explains It All, a gay man interprets 'girlhood' in all glorious technicolor.

if you're afraid your choice of beer will make you look like a fag, you already are one

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What would be the point of ads if customer growth doesn't matter?
You don't need customer growth when ESG bankers will bail you out no matter what you do. And ESG bankers don't need fiscal responsibility when the federal government will bail them out no matter what they do in turn.

It's an ouroboros of fiscal rape, and you're the tail.
 
Everyone here pissing and moaning "boycotts don't do anything, this means nothing" are falling into the very trap Null warned you about and what these companies hope you will.
First of all, Null is a fat who's been on a schloppy pidser diet for 4 years and has gained 35 pounds. I don't care about the words of the fat, let alone their prognostications and advice on how to live a healthy life.

Second, it's not blackpilled to acknowledge the irrelevance of this very minor movement of big line for one of the biggest companies on the planet, it's realistic.
 
It seems Olay eventually took this off their Tiktok account, as I found this reuploaded under someone else's account on the platform.

Edit: I'm retarded and don't know how ads on TikTok work, this video was apparently never on Olay's profile.

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So this is the 'not so subtle' subliminal messaging that Olay is subjecting it's young and impressionable TikTok audience to.

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So it's clear that Dylan is a WOMAN and every other feminine type can be referred to by the some of their parts.... definitely NOT objectifying though.

Protip: to tease your wife/gf start referring to her as a "bleeder", "chest-feeder", or "person with a cervix". It'll piss her off I promise.

Edit: despite this video making the rounds there are other versions of it without the labels. I don't have a TikTok to search for the original Olay advertisement.
 
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Money is tangible adulation and success; it's proof that he's loved, special, superior etc etc and a necessary component of his diva LARP. I don't think it can be untangled from his even stronger drive to be love and accepted, but I see your point.

If he is able to retain his followers and supporters, I believe Dylan will be able to tolerate the blow back well enough and conceptualize it as ignorant bigotry and a consequence of going mainstream. He's also expressed a desire to do activism, so this can feed into his fantasy of being a glamorous star bravely and selflessly advocating for a just cause like Liz Taylor, Angelina Jolie, and his favorite... Audrey Hepburn. I don't think criticism from the mainstream alone will be enough to put him in a spin. After all, flops and boos are part of showbiz :tomgirl:

A lilac dress you say?
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That image is just fucking horrifiying. Holy shit what a travesty.
 
Boycotting is nearly impossible nowadays. Every is pretty much owned by like 2-4 companies if you trace it back and they all end up doing something retarded.

Guess you can focus on the one specific brand, but the same people are probably getting your money.

Props to anyone less lazy than me who can pull it off though.
No offense but that's absolutely retarded. It's obviously true that the brands you'll find at Walmart/Target or popular chain retail stores will belong to some conglomerate, and a lot of companies do support dumb stuff for marketing optics. However, people who've never scrolled past the first 5 results in google will claim there's no other option because they can't be bothered to actually look. Way more companies than you'd think are surprisingly independent. It's true that conglomerates tend to have the most common products but they do NOT make up the majority of products around. For the love of god people need to learn how to search for things online because there's hundreds of shopping sites with hundreds of brands that you've never even heard of. Look at this and tell me that 2-4 companies own literally every single one on there, because I can honestly tell you they don't. I kinda think people get confused because of those infographics showing the 6 companies that control 90% of the media, but that is not how it works with consumer goods. There's countless companies.

I don't think boycotts really last, but I think that they do make companies a little more careful about who they sponsor and what charities they donate to. I'd rather have a company donate to a charity that gives books to kids instead of chest binders, or have them send freebies to a normal brain-dead influencer instead of an actually mentally ill one. Also, boycotts and terrible marketing decisions linger in the consumer psych, even though the company doesn't go under. The last few pages of the thread here has had tons of people comparing the backlash against bud light to the backlash Gillette got 4 years ago. Companies like Nestle and Nike are well known for slave labor and other shenanigans because people remember that kind of stuff, even after the initial outrage is in the past. Also for a lot of people, it's more just disgust at Dylan associated brands specifically.
 
It seems Olay eventually took this off their Tiktok account, as I found this reuploaded under someone else's account on the platform.

Edit: I'm retarded and don't know how ads on TikTok work, this video was apparently never on Olay's profile.

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I can't fucking believe they called women bleeders and cervix havers. So much for not reducing people down to their genitalia.
 
I bet quite a few of the people who are boycotting Bud are going to end up drinking another AB Inbev brand because most of their brands don't make the ownership obvious
It's people going "fuck facebook I'll move to a BETTER social media" and fleeing to instagram (owned by facebook) all over again.
 
You don't need customer growth when ESG bankers will bail you out no matter what you do. And ESG bankers don't need fiscal responsibility when the federal government will bail them out no matter what they do in turn.

It's an ouroboros of fiscal rape, and you're the tail.
If that is the case why waste money on adverts for the product at all? If they can all just lean back on bailouts, why bother employing people? Designing products? If it is all some ouroboros of free money and in the end the product does not matter. Why don't they just make brown cardboard boxes and do the same thing?
This why i am getting annoyed at the "Well MUH ESG" excuse. When you ask these questions to people like you. Larry Fink turns in to this money printing god who can never fail.
Also this tranny is funny to laugh at, oh god does that face instantly tell you he is a ugly as fuck man no matter how much make up he slops on.
 
First of all, Null is a fat who's been on a schloppy pidser diet for 4 years and has gained 35 pounds. I don't care about the words of the fat, let alone their prognostications and advice on how to live a healthy life.

Second, it's not blackpilled to acknowledge the irrelevance of this very minor movement of big line for one of the biggest companies on the planet, it's realistic.
This one is weird though. It really doesn't seem to be any form of organized boycott. Instead it's anyone who has seen Dylan's Menstrual Minstrel show just goes Ick! And orders or buys something other than Bud Light. And it's weirdly broad.

Now the women burning their Nike Sports Bras on TikTok? Thats a regular old school organized boycott. But the Bud Light one seems almost organically fueled by universal revulsion.
 
I think Post Malone had his dumbass face plastered on a can before so this isnt the first degenerate to grace bud light.
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Check out some of the other brand partnerships Post Malone has made…

(The wigger Jew on the right is Greg Lansky, the founder of Blacked.com. Also notice that Post is drinking a Bud while his cousin explains the importance of race mixing).
 
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