Dylan Mulvany and Maybelline

[WhisperingAutistic]

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My boycott list is huge.
There are going to be no brands left at this rate.

Yes, a man - as a man - wearing make up would be absolutely fine.

😂😂😂😂

Honestly, some people just want to hound Dylan across the internet until she disappears. Its disgusting and bullying behaviour.

If you don't like Dylan, fine. Personally, not my cup of tea either and wouldn't have heard of her if not for people complaining.

The vitriol directed at this young person and the global scale of the relentless criticism and bullying is shameful.

HE is a 26 year old MAN, not some vulnerable teenager- and he’s making money by mocking women.

The whole thing is made up- he made a video about how he wasn’t getting any work so a friend wrote a “femme” role for him- and suddenly he was getting attention again. So he’s just carried on doing that. And it’s working like a charm for him, companies are throwing money and freebies at him, so who gives a fuck about the women he’s insulting??

I’d be alright with him disappearing to be honest.

Corporate Equality Index & Corporate Social Responsibility.

It's very much like the stonewall champions. Box ticking to get to the top of the list. Which enables funding etc.

https://www.hrc.org/resources/corporate-equality-index

All these companies are on the HRC list.

I do that in a celebratory way?

It's almost like women are not a homogenous group...

The mental stretches are really coming in with this one.

There's a video of DM on an old US Price is right....🙄...bonkers. If this is what people want to emulate then we need to be switched off and rebooted.

Massive Streisand effect happening here with Dylan.

I'd never heard of this person until people on here started foaming at the mouth.

Oh good, another thread about Dylan. I am sure the marketing departments at the brands are appalled at all the ad revenue you are sending their way by getting angry over someone wearing make up.

EYEROLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL

Try telling that to Budweiser's $6 billion loss over their misogynistic advertising.

But people are just spending money on the company's other brands? All these dickhead men SHOOTING beer in anger - not sure that is the side I personally want to align my values with anyway.

I don't care what sex someone is, if they want to wear make up that's fine. However, advertising using a male who is an entirely offensive parody of women? No thanks.

Six billion

Dylan is 100% better at applying make up than I am. So that's fine.

Six billion so far, Datun.

Be interesting to see if the drop in revenue/share price applies across all these various brands. I guess some will be more affected than others.

'foaming at the mouth'

TBH this is one subject I'm particularly bemused that people come to Mumsnet to berate posters on.

Mulvaney is huge. People are literally shooting things in protest at Mulvaney's antics, this is in mainstream papers, all over the news.

T'isn't really us, at this point. Go shout at some other people.

Personally, I think it's because we're women. Some people just like shouting at women.

Using phrases like 'foaming at the mouth', to criticise women objecting to misogyny?

And equating a $6 billion loss to an 'increase in ad revenue', in an attempt to sound superior?

I guess so.

aligning values is another odd one.

If someone criticises women for criticising a male for mocking women, are they aligning values with all misogynists?

Not the point of this thread at all, but with a full face of make-up Dylan looks weirdly like Emily in Paris.

I don't find the make up ads offensive, but I do find Dylan irritatingly offensive, that stupid faux feminine shtick gets old very quickly and surely wouldn't encourage anyone to buy the products.

Perfect

DM's sexism is not a value I align with, so I won't be purchasing brands that choose DM to represent them.

I would feel the same had Maybelline chosen to use a known racist or anti semite to represent them, but in this case it happens to be a known sexist.

It's a shame Maybelline chose to endorse sexist and regressive ideas about gender and makeup instead of taking the progressive view that men can enjoy makeup just as much as women can. Especially since the latter opens up a much bigger market!

Thanks for this link.

I listened to it with an open mind, including the sponsored advert stuff, and although I disagree profoundly which Allie Beth Stuckey's anti-abortion position, I thought it was an interesting discussion with some plausible food-for-thought. A few years ago I'd have thought 'total tin foil hat' but having become familiar with the sheer fucking lunacy on the Human Rights Campaign website, I'm no longer so sure.

Both ABS and JL are pretty articulate and knowledgeable and it really puts into perspective just how thick the extreme gender ideologists sound by comparison.

I've worked really hard to not believe in "thin ends of wedges", ulterior objectives etc.

But right now, it's impossible to believe anything other than this is a concerted assault.

Are we really to believe that Maybelline, after seeing what happened at Nike and Bud Light, $6 bn knocked off latter share value, would still go ahead as a normal commercial practice or sane decision making process, in using DM front and centre, seeing the previous fallout?

Are we really to believe that this is just some hip trans friendly SM manager at Maybelline reading the room wrong, and senior management are unaware or caught wrong-footed?

Because I certainly don't. Not anymore. Now I see this as a concerted assault by woke capitalism, not just on women and girls, but on the whole of society, happy to absolutely snub it's core base to appease the Denton's trojan horse playbook, and the Black Rock augmented corporate equity and diversity index.

We should be very very afraid.

Only 10% of teenage girls do sufficient exercise. Seeing him prancing round in sports bra and leggings promotes a body image (no curves or bust) that most young women won't meet.

A Sports bra should prevent excessive bounce - hardly needed when he's got no bust!

They should promote women's sports wear by showing females doing sport, not some attention seeking bloke. The fact they ditched sponsoring female athletes that got pregnant tells you everything you need to know about the misogynistic attitudes of these companies.