Has nothing to do with sports but his over the top portrayal of "being a woman". The can was to celebrate his 100th day or his 1 year anniversary of "being a woman". It pissed real women off. He has/had a promotional deal for Tampax, seriously. It's very degrading to real women.granted I don't really know Mulvaney, but I don't think he/she/it has done anything particular against women.
I get the hatred towards trans who compete as women, but Mulvaney was (in)famous as a trans person, not for being considered a woman like the athletes.
and yet again if there were 23 other cans made, and unless this is some more of the typical "equality" women want and there were 12 men, 11 women, and 1 trans, cans made I don't see how this was taking away from women, yet alone a punch in the face.
I will only speak personally but as a guy I wouldn't care if they replaced a guy with someone claiming to be a guy, or claiming to be a woman, or actually a woman. even assuming it was something I cared about.
being insulted by a beer can seems really Ken-y and Karen-y. Doesn't matter what's on that can. ESPECIALLY if it was a can of something I don't buy or consume/use. I mean really, what's the argument for a social media can impacting your life?
pretty much every bar I have been to has something posted about it, Yes we serve BL, No we don't serve BL. I am going to my third Brave's game this afternoon since this started, willing to bet I still hear people talking about it with the people carrying beer around. I hear people talk about it even at breweries that never served it. Even when I have been over with family and beer is served I can have whatever I want but we don't have any BL. The conversation is absolutely still there, its just not a burning down businesses level so it doesn't get much attention from the media to push it.Interestingly enough, most women (real genetic ones) despise Mulvaney. His actions and the way he portrays himself are a slap in the face to most women. That stupid valley girl act he does really grinds a lot of gears.
The thing is, I didn't drink Bud Light to begin with... wrong be starting either. But the fact remains that people, a LOT of people, finally took a stand by not buying the product. Other than the first few people that screeched and shot cases of beer, there hasn't been a lot of talk over it. They just refused to buy without saying a word.
If that's a Karen or Ken in your world, you probably wouldn't like them getting really agitated...
all right, I get it, the Karen's want to be triggered by it. power to them. I guess I don't understand being upset by someone else playing make believe. as I said to Sea Ray, hopefully they don't buy any beer because they ALL do it.Has nothing to do with sports but his over the top portrayal of "being a woman". The can was to celebrate his 100th day or his 1 year anniversary of "being a woman". It pissed real women off. He has/had a promotional deal for Tampax, seriously. It's very degrading to real women.
You’re still conflating imo.all right, I get it, the Karen's want to be triggered by it. power to them. I guess I don't understand being upset by someone else playing make believe. as I said to Sea Ray, hopefully they don't buy any beer because they ALL do it.
I say shouldn't because I don't understand it. I don't see a drastic difference in a rainbow that represents the LGBT community, and the particular outrage about this one member of the LGBT community. I mean maybe it is a simple as the Valley Girl accent he uses, idk, I was asking questions trying to get some logic out of this so I could understand.You’re still conflating imo.
Coors Light has been putting simple rainbows on cans for a long time. No impact.
Bud Light did something different. Huge impact.
Why are you upset with Karen for being upset? You seem to be saying she “shouldn’t” be - that this wasn’t a big enough thing.
then hopefully you don't buy any beer. They ALL give and promote LGBT stuff.
all right, I get it, the Karen's want to be triggered by it. power to them. I guess I don't understand being upset by someone else playing make believe. as I said to Sea Ray, hopefully they don't buy any beer because they ALL do it.
I say shouldn't because I don't understand it. I don't see a drastic difference in a rainbow that represents the LGBT community, and the particular outrage about this one member of the LGBT community. I mean maybe it is a simple as the Valley Girl accent he uses, idk, I was asking questions trying to get some logic out of this so I could understand.
I have asked multiple times for someone to explain it and the best answer I have got is a bunch of women got emotional about it. hence the use of "Karen". I am not good with women, but I have learned to not try and tell them to not be upset about something. and I know that logic is particularly high on their reasons for anything, so I guess I am fine dropping it now.
this just seems like another case of logic be darned, we are offended/upset/boycott, have fun.
that's possible, but in this case the camel had to go looking for this particular straw and placed it on their own back.Are you familiar with the old saying pertaining to a straw being placed upon a camel's back? At a certain point, a seemingly minor thing can turn into an explosion of "JUST STFU WITH THIS BULLSH*T AND SELL ME BEER YOU F***ING IDIOTS!!!".
This is more conflating, but not by you necessarily. It’s rampant right now.I say shouldn't because I don't understand it. I don't see a drastic difference in a rainbow that represents the LGBT community, and the particular outrage about this one member of the LGBT community. I mean maybe it is a simple as the Valley Girl accent he uses, idk, I was asking questions trying to get some logic out of this so I could understand.
I have asked multiple times for someone to explain it and the best answer I have got is a bunch of women got emotional about it. hence the use of "Karen". I am not good with women, but I have learned to not try and tell them to not be upset about something. and I know that logic is particularly high on their reasons for anything, so I guess I am fine dropping it now.
this just seems like another case of logic be darned, we are offended/upset/boycott, have fun.
She will have another job real quick. She’s a symbol now.DC_Draino
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I take it you're a man. Just as I am and neither one of us can comprehend what DM portrays and the effect it has on a REAL woman. They are upset bc Bud Light was celebrating him for faking having a period when REAL women have REAL periods and everything that comes with that. It's a huge insult to them. To us, as men, sure, we don't care if someone acts like he does but it's belittling of women for you to say they shouldn't be offended.that's possible, but in this case the camel had to go looking for this particular straw and placed it on their own back.
He is/was a comedian, now it sounds like is an influence which is essentially a shock-jock back in the days of radio. I am never going to apologize for not being offended by a comedian, or for thinking others shouldnt be.I take it you're a man. Just as I am and neither one of us can comprehend what DM portrays and the effect it has on a REAL woman. They are upset bc Bud Light was celebrating him for faking having a period when REAL women have REAL periods and everything that comes with that. It's a huge insult to them. To us, as men, sure, we don't care if someone acts like he does but it's belittling of women for you to say they shouldn't be offended.
“Beer brands take decades to build and usually are fighting [for] 1% to 2% share per year by spending hundreds of millions of dollars on advertising,” he explained. “This has never happened before. No beer brand has ever lost 25% market share in a matter of hours. It’s so unprecedented that there’s no playbook for this.”
O’Leary pointed out why Bud Light has been facing such strong headwinds.
“Beer is a commodity, the only difference is brand, so you really have to protect your brand every way you can,” he said.
“If you don’t understand who’s buying your brand and you enrage them, which seems to be what happened here, you don’t know the outcome. And now we can measure it — 25% market share.”
O’Leary also intends to share the insight with his students.
“This is so extraordinary that I’m planning to teach it this fall in the colleges that I visit and guest lecture at. I’ve never seen a brand case like this one,” he said, later adding that “Bud Light is the gift that keeps on giving.”
Brendan Whitworth wants Bud Light boycotters to blame him for the fateful Dylan Mulvaney promotion and not punish the 65,000 people whose livelihoods depend on Anheuser-Busch.
“One thing that I’d love to make extremely clear is that impact is my responsibility. As the CEO, everything we do I’m accountable for,” he said in the interview, which he reposted to LinkedIn, but not before disabling comments on the post.
“It’s the impact honestly on the employees that weighs the most on me,” he continued, urging people to drink Bud Light during the upcoming July 4th weekend.