In recent months, a transgender-identifying TikTokker named Dylan Mulvaney has built a profile for himself that is equal parts impressive and repulsive. About a year ago, Mulvaney decided he was a woman and began chronicling his journey into “girlhood” via social media, posting videos that feature him engaging in behaviors he apparently identifies as inherently feminine, such as playing with Barbie dolls, boasting of receiving free tampons from Tampax, and prancing around on a high-heeled nature walk like a brain-damaged ostrich.
A major reason Mulvaney has succeeded in growing his name recognition is the publicity he’s received from woke institutions. He got the red-carpet experience at the Grammys. Actress-turned-talk-show-host Drew Barrymore recently brought Mulvaney onto her show, knelt before him, and praised the beauty of his her-ness. The Biden administration gave him a sit-down interview with the president. More recently, Anheiser-Busch sent Mulvaney some Bud Light cans emblazoned with his face in honor of the Tik-Tokker completing his first year as a “woman.”
After some social media backlash, Anheiser-Busch released a statement clarifying that we shouldn’t expect to see Mulvaney’s beer-can eyes staring at us in the booze aisle of our local grocery store, but also reaffirming its support of him. “Anheuser-Busch works with hundreds of influencers across our brands as one of many ways to authentically connect with audiences across various demographics and passion points. From time to time, we produce unique commemorative cans for fans and for brand influencers, like Dylan Mulvaney. This commemorative can was a gift
