Adidas faced a massive backlash on Twitter after they chose a male model to promote their new women’s swimsuit, triggering widespread outrage among users who deemed the brand’s decision “gross” and “disgusting.” The circulation of images showcasing the male model wearing the women’s swimsuit online, with a visibly hairy chest and unmistakably male physique, further fueled the criticism. This controversy generated a wave of backlash against Adidas, with many perceiving the move as an unnecessary demonstration of wokeness.
The bathing suits are flaunted by a model with a crutch bulge evident and chest hair peeking out from the top
Adidas has been slammed for using what appears to be a male model to show off new swimwear as part of their ‘Pride 2023’ collection (pictured)Adidas is part of a larger trend among prominent athletic companies that are featuring transgender individuals wearing women’s clothing, even though these clothes are not designed for their bodies. Nike has also joined in on this trend, as evidenced by their use of Dylan Mulvaney (yes, the same Dylan Mulvaney from the Bud Light controversy.) Mulvaney was featured in a Nike Women advertisement, where he showcased women’s leggings and a sports bra on his Instagram story.
Oli London on Twitter: “Meet NIKE WOMEN’S Newest Ambassador…a biological man. Dylan Mulvaney is now being paid 💰by Nike Women to promote sports bras- even though he’s a man!According to the Daily Wire:
Twitter blew up on Wednesday after images surfaced online of Adidas using a male model to promote a new women’s swimsuit, with many blasting the move as “gross” and “disgusting.”
It started after a social media influencer tweeted two images of a man wearing the brand’s new women’s “Pride swimsuit” with a caption that read, “The new Adidas Women’s Swimwear Range modeled by…men.”
Biological male models women’s swimsuit in @adidas new pride collection ad pic.twitter.com/MGgHVMpoRt
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) May 17, 2023
Several social media users said as long as companies continue to embrace radical gender theory, they will stop being consumers.
The host of the Sirius XM “The Megyn Kelly Show” opened her podcast on Thursday with the news of Adidas, calling it “disgusting” and saying that “women do not have bulges in their bathing suit.”
“Now we gotta look at the bulge when we are just trying to get our bikinis,” Kelly told her audience. “Pardon me, but that’s disgusting and no one wants to look at it.”
The immense outrage voiced on Twitter is a clear indication of the increasing discontent among individuals toward companies that embrace radical gender theory. The majority of Americans reject the notion of gender theory and firmly believe in the inseparability of gender from biological sex – many simply choose to be polite and pretend not to find it absurd.
However, the continued efforts by companies to impose this perverse theory on their consumers will inevitably lead to a tipping point. The growing backlash and boycotts will become overwhelming, forcing these companies to confront the reality that their consumers do not share their views. The true opinions of the public will make themselves known, and the consequences of disregarding their beliefs will be unavoidable.
Are these companies promoting Transgenderism, or are these models of the LGBTQ=+ABC1persuasion? Whatever the description is called and why are men being used in these ads? Are they attempting to grow their businesses by selling women’s Attire to men for additional profits, or just pandering to the Trans community? None of this makes any sense, because Women aren’t going to have the desire to purchase anything that men are modeling, are they? Go Woke, Go Broke seems to be the trend!
Where’s my comment?
Go Left, Become Bereft!