Transgender -influencer Dylan Mulvaney has again caused a play, this time with a social media post that celebrated International Women's Day.
The 28-year-old personality of social media shared scenes from her book tour that promoted her memoirs entitled 'Paper Doll: Notes from a Late Bloomer', which reflects on her rise to fame and dives into some of her controversies.
'Happy International Women's Day', read the video that Mulvaney posted on Instagram during the weekend.
“One of the best days of my life,” she counts. 'I thought it was great to meet you all and can't wait to see more of you during the book tour.
“I am so grateful for the women who surround me and especially Drew Afuoo.”
But while the video spread online, many accused Mulvaney that they just pretend to be a woman for influence.
“This pos with a penis, Dylan Mulvaney, had the guts to celebrate International Women's Day by promoting his new book about How to Be a Girl,” wrote X user Sara Rose.
“How would he know in the F ** K?” she asked rhetorically. “These people are mentally insane.”
Transgender -influencer Dylan Mulvaney led to a recoil with her social media post in honor of International Women's Day
She shared scenes from her book tour that promoted her memoirs entitled 'Paper Doll: Notes from a Late bloomer', which reflects on her rise to fame and dives into some of her controversies
Jacob Ball, another X user, agreed and said that Mulvaney knows nothing about being a woman … He is a man.
“This is an insult to healthy women everywhere,” he suggested.
“Dylan Mulvaney Mocking International Women's Day with his” Girl “book is Peak Delusion,” posted a third X user.
“Real women don't play dressed up for influence, they live it,” he went on.
“This guy is a fraud, not a woman, and the obsession from the left with him proves that they have lost the plot.”
Others also suggested that Mulvaney's post was offensive to biological women.
“His whole 'personality' is actually the spot of women,” wrote an X user. “It's offensive.”
“This feels like cultural -owning,” added another.
Dylan Mulvaney requires people to respect her privacy in a new book that describes intimate moments of her life
While Mulvaney's International Women's Day video spread online, many accused her of pretending they are a woman for influence
“This is not what they meant if they said that men should support women,” a third X user joked.
Mulvaney became known for her 'Days of Girlhood' Tiktok series in 2022, where she documented her sexual transition for millions of viewers.
She then led to what researchers from the Harvard Business School called 'one of the greatest boycots in American history' when she collaborated with Bud Light in 2023.
The recoil was quickly and furious with customers who organized a boycott and kid -rock post videos online from him who photographed Bud Light's cases with a gun.
The decision to hire Mulvaney will have cost an estimated Anheuser-Busch more than $ 1 billion in lost sale and have made it to the number one best-selling beer stain in the US.
Mulvaney led to what researchers from the Harvard Business School 'called' one of the greatest boycots in American history 'when she collaborated with Bud Light in 2023
While promoting the new book, Mulvaney told the New York Times that she asks for privacy from others, while she continues to share the intimate details of her life with millions of online.
“I try this new thing where I keep certain things for myself,” Mulvaney wrote in the book. “Small nice female moments alone for me.”
However, the book mainly discusses private moments, including sexual harassment and she told the NYT that her fans can find the book 'A little more ordinary than expected'.
It describes how Mulvaney grew up in what she described as a conservative Catholic family in the San Diego area.
She started her career as a stage actor and appeared in various musicals – including a tour production of the Book of Mormon – before she found herself without work when Covid closed the show in 2020.
That is when she started making video days from her transition from man to woman.
Her memoirs also describes her settlement with female characteristics of her body and all the details of her different connections.
She was first known for her Days of Girlhood videos, which yielded more than 10 million followers worldwide
Ultimately, her Days of Girlhood series gained more than 10 million followers worldwide, so she appeared on an Ulta Beauty podcast that attracted transphobic reactions AND cried a campaign on social media that that company tried to boycott.
Conservatives closed the beauty chain for the use of a person who was not born biologically feminine to represent the experience of a woman.
Mulvaney did not demonstrate her fame and used to plead for trans -rights such as her conversation with the then President Joe Biden in 2022 when he told her that Republican attempts to prohibit gender -confirming care for transjunning in some states were 'immoral'.
A sponsored post, in which Mulvaney promoted a Nike Sports -Beha and a video of her that Maybelline Cosmetics applied, led to further hateful messages and calls to boycott both companies.
But by far her biggest controversy came in 2023 when Mulvaney, a beer lover, posted a video in March Madness that ended Bud Light.
Allegedly the place led to bomb threats at various Budweiser factories and inspired Right-Winger Kid Rock to post a video of himself that recorded different things.
In the following years, Mulvaney publicly wrote and spoke about her role as a lightning distance in recent cultural wars, with details about her experiences of stalked and harassed on a daily basis.
