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Dylan Mulvaney says it’d be ‘epic’ to do Super Bowl beer ad after Bud Light saga
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0:40Now PlayingTransgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney said it would be “epic” to one day star in a beer advertisement at the Super Bowl — just months after her disastrous partnership with Bud Light sparked widespread backlash.
Mulvaney, 26, fantasized about her future as she confessed in a wide-ranging interview with The Cut that the fallout from the Bud Light saga had been a “huge wake-up call” for her.
“Maybe it’d be epic … if in like 10 years I got to do a beer commercial for a Super Bowl,” she said in the interview published Wednesday.
The influencer, who rose to social media stardom documenting her transition on TikTok, said she now realizes in the wake of the Bud Light fallout that she was naïve about the realities of being a trans woman in the public eye.
“I think that some trans elders probably looked at me this last year and were like, ‘B—h. You have so far to go.’ I think they probably saw what has happened to me these last few months coming,” Mulvaney said.
“This was a good wake-up call for me. Now I’m a more realistic person.”
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