Dylan Mulvaney, the trans-identifying male influencer whose partnership
brought Bud Light to its knees last year, has a new music video out called
�Days of Girlhood.�

The video is based on Mulvaney�s �Days of Girlhood� social media series,
which brought him into the public eye two years ago.

According to Dylan Mulvaney and his new song, "girlhood" consists of:
� Not being able to get out of bed� Popping prescription pills�
Retail therapy� Doing the "walk of shame"� Not remembering who you
hook up with� Overspending� Flirting for drinks

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The pop song goes through the days of the week in a �girl�s� life � on Monday
she can�t get out of bed, Tuesday she picks up prescription medications,
Wednesday she has retail therapy, Thursday she does the walk of shame and
�didn�t even know his name,� Friday she overspends, Saturday she flirt with
drinks, and Sunday she has a breakdown in the bath.

�Calling women of all ages. Girls like me gotta learn the basics,� Mulvaney
sings in the nearly four-minute video.

�Boys on the dance floor, it�s time to clear. The patriarchy�s over. You can
hold our beer!� Mulvaney sings in a possible reference to the Bud Light
fiasco.

Bud Light�s collaboration with Mulvaney last year sparked a boycott from
customers. The beer brand�s parent company may have lost as much as $1.4
billion in sales in the aftermath.

The backlash to the music video was immediate, with some critics saying the
song promoted sexist stereotypes of women.

�Dylan Mulvaney just released a music video on how to� you guessed it� be a
girl,� Jaimee Michell, founder of Gays Against Groomers, posted on X.

�Back up ladies, let a real man tell you what a woman is,� posted Libby
Emmons, editor-in-chief of The Post Millennial.

�Every part of �girlhood� that Dylan Mulvaney imitates is an offensive
stereotype,� posted Blaze TV host Lauren Chen. �Stupidity, promiscuity,
emotional instability, materialism.�

�The craziest part of Dylan Mulvaney�s new music video is even after hormones
and surgery, he still looks like a total dude. Just an unhealthy one wearing
girl clothes,� posted conservative podcast host Liz Wheeler.

Mulvaney also shared a video on himself on Instagram saying that the theme of
his past year, his second year of �girlhood,� was �pain.�

�Two years of publicly transitioning as a woman,� he said, �or two years of
being your worst nightmare, whichever way you see it. But I see it as a win.�

Mulvaney also said that all proceeds from the music video will go to The
Trevor Project, a leftist nonprofit that focuses on LGBT youth.

Also this week, Mulvaney revealed at an event in Austin that he had tried to
�fix� the Bud Light situation by pitching a �Western commercial� to the
brand, where a cowboy and a trans-identifying person share a beer.

However, the company did not bite.

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