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Transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney called out transphobia and referenced that she was going to celebrate with a beer after being celebrated at the 2023 Streamy Awards on Sunday night.

Mulvaney, 26 – who spent much of the first half of the year embroiled in controversy over her Bud Light partnership – wore a red satin minidress and matching sparkly kitten heels at the Streamies, which are considered the ‘foremost recognition within the creator community.’ 

She gave an acceptance speech pointed at her critics and with a brief reference to the stir she’d caused earlier in the year when taking the prize for Breakthrough Creator.

‘My life has been changed for the better but also there’s been an extreme amount of transphobia and hate and I know that my community is feeling it and I know that even our allies are feeling it. 

‘I look around this room and I just see so many amazing allies that have platforms and I think allyship right now needs to look differently. You need to support trans people publicly and proudly,’ she added to applause.

‘I love you so much, thank you, thank you, I’m gonna go have a beer and… I love ya!’ 

Mulvaney, 26 - who spent much of the first half of the year broiled in a controversy over a partnership with Bud Light - wore a red satin minidress at the Streamies, which are considered the 'foremost recognition within the creator community'

Mulvaney, 26 - who spent much of the first half of the year broiled in a controversy over a partnership with Bud Light - wore a red satin minidress at the Streamies, which are considered the 'foremost recognition within the creator community'

Mulvaney, 26 – who spent much of the first half of the year broiled in a controversy over a partnership with Bud Light – wore a red satin minidress at the Streamies, which are considered the ‘foremost recognition within the creator community’

Transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney called out transphobia and referenced that she was going to celebrate with a beer after being celebrated at the 2023 Streamy Awards on Sunday night

Transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney called out transphobia and referenced that she was going to celebrate with a beer after being celebrated at the 2023 Streamy Awards on Sunday night

Transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney called out transphobia and referenced that she was going to celebrate with a beer after being celebrated at the 2023 Streamy Awards on Sunday night 

Earlier, she presented the best comedy prize alongside actor and digital creator Chris Olsen, with a pre-planned bit that appeared to be a crack at the haters.

Olsen began: ‘The most important thing when it comes to comedy is…’ and Mulvaney immediately interrupted: ‘Never look at the comments!’

Her co-presenter jibed ‘maybe it’s timing?’ and she responded ‘yeah, yeah, timing seems important.’ 

The influencer sported a long blond wig, false eyelashes and a crimson lip to match her outfit as she posed on the red carpet on Sunday, flashing her midriff in her cutout dress.

Mulvaney’s comment at the awards may have been a swipe at her critics after her disastrous Bud Light ad cost the company $40billion, triggering corporate layoffs and stripping it of its long-held title of America’s favorite beer. 

Since the April fiasco, Anheuser-Busch scrambled to cling on to its reputation as an all-American company without distancing itself from the LGBTQ groups it has long supported. 

The brand has neither apologized for the campaign nor has it doubled down on it, with CEO Brendan Whitworth attempting a tightrope of diplomacy in the few interviews he’s agreed to since the fallout began. 

The Bud Light can featuring Dylan Mulvaney's face

The Bud Light can featuring Dylan Mulvaney's face

Dylan Mulvaney

Dylan Mulvaney

Mulvaney worked with Bud Light in April as part of their March Madness campaign and was gifted a can of the light beer with her face on it – which sparked outrage

It also managed to irritate Mulvaney, by failing to reach out when the wheels came loose. 

She filmed an Instagram video complaining about the brand. 

Marketing executive Alissa Heinerschneid was largely blamed for the ill-fated social media campaign, that involved Mulvaney receiving a special, one-off can of the beer with her face on it.

Heinerschneid was placed on leave after the scandal. 

Bud Light’s popularity has been dropping since brewer Anheuser-Busch teamed up with Mulvaney, 26, in April and gave her a personalized promotional can. 

In a statement, the company put the declining sales down to the backlash they faced for partnering with Mulvaney, 26, and issuing a one-of-a-kind can to her. 

The can was gifted to Mulvaney to celebrate 365 days of ‘being a girl,’ the phrase she uses to describe her transition from male to female.

But it triggered outrage among drinkers, who accused Bud Light of trying to force progressive beliefs on them and their favorite brand. 

Marketing executive Alissa Heinerschneid was largely blamed for the ill-fated social media campaign, that involved Mulvaney receiving a special, one-off can of the beer with her face on it

Marketing executive Alissa Heinerschneid was largely blamed for the ill-fated social media campaign, that involved Mulvaney receiving a special, one-off can of the beer with her face on it

Marketing executive Alissa Heinerschneid was largely blamed for the ill-fated social media campaign, that involved Mulvaney receiving a special, one-off can of the beer with her face on it

In a new YouGov poll, which asked 1,468 people, the public approval of the beer slumped so much it fell out of the top ten and into 15th place

In a new YouGov poll, which asked 1,468 people, the public approval of the beer slumped so much it fell out of the top ten and into 15th place

In a new YouGov poll, which asked 1,468 people, the public approval of the beer slumped so much it fell out of the top ten and into 15th place

Anheuser-Busch profits plummeted after the initial scandal. In total, the company is down $40billion

Anheuser-Busch profits plummeted after the initial scandal. In total, the company is down $40billion

Anheuser-Busch profits plummeted after the initial scandal. In total, the company is down $40billion 

The debate over transgender rights is the current hot-button issue in the United States.

Gender-critical feminists oppose letting transgender women into some female-only spaces, such as domestic violence shelters.

There is also widespread opposition to trans women competing against biological women in sports, over fears going through male puberty gives them an unfair advantage.

While Mulvaney has largely steered clear of these issues, her tie-up with Bud Light appeared to act as a lightning rod for people concerned about progressive ideologies, and gave them a direct means of hurting a brand that backed them. 

In April, fresh on the heels of the brand’s partnership with Mulvaney, Rock declared on Instagram: ‘F**k Bud Light! F**k Anheuser-Busch!’ 

He sent his message in an Instagram video that showed him shooting a case of the beers with a semiautomatic rifle.

His fans leaped on it, as did others who were irate over the beer’s choice to partner up with a transgender activist like Mulvaney. 

However, earlier in August, Rock was seen swigging from a can of the stuff at a Nashville concert on Thursday four months after leading a voracious boycott against the beer brand. 

April: An angry Kid Rock fires bullets into a case of Bud Light in an act of war on Anheuser-Busch

April: An angry Kid Rock fires bullets into a case of Bud Light in an act of war on Anheuser-Busch

April: An angry Kid Rock fires bullets into a case of Bud Light in an act of war on Anheuser-Busch

April: An angry Kid Rock fires bullets into a case of Bud Light in an act of war on Anheuser-Busch

April: An angry Kid Rock fires bullets into a case of Bud Light in an act of war on Anheuser-Busch 

Bud Light has also been dethroned as the top of the beverages by Modelo Especial – another Anheuser-Busch brand – taking more than $27billion in market value.

Many Americans viewed the partnership with Mulvaney as the final straw in companies inserting politics into consumerism. 

After the Bud Light ad, Target was besieged for its enthusiasm for Pride month, during which stores pushed LGBTQ displays to the front of displays and marketed items like ‘tuck friendly swimsuits’. 

Most recently, Mulvaney was invited to audition for the upcoming Broadway revival of Cabaret – in which Eddie Redmayne is expected to be cast in the male lead.

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