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Friday, April 26, 2024

Disney Partners w/ Trans Influencer to Promote Girls’ Clothing

'I literally look like Minnie Mouse! ... '

(Headline USA) Following in the wake of Bud Light’s disastrous trans marketing foray, Disney has teamed up with a male influencer who identifies as “gender-fluid” to promote its women’s apparel line.

In a promotional TikTok video for the company’s Disney Style channel, Seann Altman, is seen wearing a Minnie Mouse-themed red dress, along with yellow pumps and a red hair bow tie. 

“I literally look like Minnie Mouse!” Altman said.

In the video’s caption, Altman wrote: “Minnie is ME! I fit right in with Mickey and his friends!” 

Disney said its Disney Style channel, which is on both TikTok and YouTube, focuses on promoting “Disney-inspired makeup and outfit tutorials, DIY projects, and all things Disney art & fashion.” Its YouTube channel has more than 530,000 subscribers.

Conservatives quickly predicted the partnership between Disney and Altman will go down as well as Bud Light’s fateful ad campaign with transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney.

“Completely boycott Disney at every level,” one Twitter user wrote.

Another user said, “Disney really needs a Bud Light moment.”

Like Bud Light’s parent company, Anheuser-Busch, Disney has lost hundreds of millions of dollars over the past year after embracing a woke agenda. The company has reportedly lost $900 million on its recent movie releases alone.

“Disney continues to miss the mark from every studio that they have,” analyst Valliant Renegade explained, “and they’re not even done yet for this year, because Lucasfilm is on the table up next with Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny, and as of right now, that’s going to be ringing up yet another loss for the Walt Disney Company unless something radical changes.”

Disney is reportedly feeling the losses, announcing it would be laying off more than 7,000 employees last month.

“The 7,000 layoffs — which represent 3.2% of Disney’s total headcount of about 220,000 worldwide as of Oct. 1, 2022 — are part of Disney’s efforts to achieve about $5.5 billion in cost savings,” according to Variety.

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