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Dylan Mulvaney dreams of starring in Super Bowl beer ad

September 14, 2023 | | Print Article

Transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney has surfaced again claiming it would be “epic” to star in a beer commercial during the Super Bowl after he single-handedly destroyed Bud Light in a disastrous ad campaign.

Bud Light has lost billions in sales and is still tanking after the beer company teamed with Mulvaney on April 1st in an ad campaign that would kick off a boycott and devastate the beer giant’s bottom line.

Beer Business Daily publisher Harry Schuhmacher recently told Fox News Digital during an interview that “those consumers are just lost forever.”

Mulvaney believes that the whole fiasco has been a “good wake-up call” and told The Cut in an extended interview that he dreams of starring in a beer commercial during the Super Bowl at some point.

“Maybe it’d be epic… if in like ten years I got to do a beer commercial for a Super Bowl,” Mulvaney told The Cut.

The interview was cringy, to begin with. It was titled, “Girlhood, Interrupted Dylan Mulvaney is pretty sure she can win everyone over. Well, most everyone.” That is highly doubtful.

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The author, Brock Colyar, seems to be enamored with the transgender, noting “The TikTok starlet is dressed like a sexy Stepford in a baby-blue miniskirt and a cropped white cardigan that is coming undone in the front and, unbeknownst to her, exposing her pasties-covered nipples. ‘I’m just going to eyeball it. Do you trust me?’ she asks while topping off a hefty pour with some bubbly. ‘Let me taste this real quick. Oh! This is f***ing epic.’ When we clink glasses, she says, ‘Wait! Look me in the eye. I’m already on year four of bad sex.'”

Colyar referred to Mulvaney as a “queer heroine” and sang his praises.

“The Cut interview also referred to Mulvaney as a ‘queer heroine,’ detailed the influencer’s recently redecorated home, listed celebrities Mulvaney idolizes including Meghan Markle and Jill Biden, cited a poll that claimed Mulvaney has a ‘higher favorability rating than Ron DeSantis,’ and weighed the pros and cons of editing Mulvaney’s nipples from a photo before it hit Instagram,” Fox News reported.

The leftist media outlet also chronicled Mulvaney’s rise to fame, or more aptly, rise to infamy.

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Mulvaney has whined publicly about the “extreme amount of transphobia and hate” against the transgender community, evidently not grasping the fact that he has caused a great deal of that recent animosity.

“My life has been changed for the better,” Mulvaney proclaimed at the Streamys. “But on the flip side, there’s also been an extreme amount of transphobia and hate, and I know that my community is feeling it, and I know that even our allies are feeling it.”

Mulvaney commented that he was shocked by how swift and brutal the backlash was following his partnership with Bud Light.

“I think that some trans elders probably looked at me this last year and were like, ‘B*tch. You have so far to go.’ I think they probably saw what has happened to me these last few months coming,” he stated.

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“I think hopefully years from now we’ll look back on this time period and be like, ‘What the f*** was that?’” Mulvaney told The Cut during the fawning interview.

“I don’t like taking myself too seriously. I want to be the funny one,” he quipped, adding, “I don’t want to be the one that’s scared, the one who’s controversial — that word, controversial, drives me f***ing insane. What really makes me controversial? That I’m trans? That I’m hyperfeminine? That I make jokes? That I overshare? Because I actually like being myself or that, God forbid, I’m happy?”

“Maybe that’s what makes me controversial. I don’t think I’ve actually f***ed up majorly. I think that the world is f***ed up. Cheers to that,” Mulvaney concluded, making the case for mental health care.

The ratio on X was something to behold:

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