News about Bri Teresi

Mulvaney, who's best known for her doomed tie-up with Bud Light, will address students at Saint Louis University (SLU) on Monday evening about her acting and activism for transgender rights. The SLU Great Issues Committee, which is hosting the event, urged students to 'get excited' about Mulvaney, who charts her man-to-girl transition in her hit TikTok series 'Days of Girlhood.' But conservatives are slamming the appearance as another sign of liberal voices being amplified while those on the right get cancelled.

The 27-year-old said she did not mean to ridicule women and that she simply wanted to write a light-hearted song about the man-to-girl transition she started describing two years ago. Both conservatives and liberals would likely agree that this is possibly the most annoying song in the history of mankind,' he said.' Mulvaney said in a TikTok column this week. It's just the latest uproar surrounding Mulvaney, who's tie-up with Bud Light last year sparked an outrage among conservatives that cost the brewer millions in missed sales.

This week, Mulvaney's skit appeared on social media, in which she bounces around the stage and cracks hums of laughter from the audience. On X/Twitter, the routine fared less well. The audience at Wise City's comedy club was 'cringe,' not because it's amusing, but because they want to be helpful.'

Samantha Hudson, a 24-year-old singer and activist, appeared in a new Doritos Spain collaboration called 'Crunch Talks', a 50-second video that has since been taken down from the brand's Instagram. Doritos told Rolling Stone on Tuesday that she would no longer work with Hudson, claiming they were unaware of her previous inappropriate comments. The decision came after a rash reaction on social media, as users shared snips of Hudson's old writings. In interviews, Iván González Ranedo, Hudson has described herself as both a "anti-capitalist" and a "Marxist" and a "abolition of [and] destroy and annihilate the traditional monogamous nuclear family.' She has also tweeted about wanting to do 'good stuff' to a minor as a teen. Many social media users posted a screenshot of a tweet Hudson allegedly made in 2015 when she was 15, writing in Spanish about the seeming harassment of a teenager. "I want to do thuggish stuff to get into a 12-year-old girl's [expletive]," the blogger wrote. I'm a nymphomaniac in front of a stunning 8-year-old girl in panties, and this translates to: "In the middle of the street in Mallorca, I'm screaming that I'm a nymphomaniac."

Doritos is being slammed as the new Bud Light after the company hired a transgender influencer who appeared to advocate minor abuse to advertise the chip in Spain. Samantha Hudson, a Spanish immigrant, is a YouTube star and activist with over 30,000 followers. Hudson expressed his dissatisfaction with a minor's need for "thuggish stuff" as a teenager. Hudson and Doritos' relationship was quickly dismissed online, and many people were quick to recall Bud Light's traumatic relationship with trans influencer Dylan Mulvaney.

Mulvaney, whose friendship with the beer-maker last year sparked a costly boycott among conservatives, was retaliating angrily against an online critic who had declared her "15 minutes almost over." Mulvaney rebuffed the troll, rolling around in bed, and repeating herself, saying, 'I think it's been a little longer than 15 minutes, darling.' Despite the Bud Light backlash, which has seen the beer lose its position as America's best-selling beer, Mulvaney maintained that her career is progressing. "Seeing that I'm sluggish to three years from now, I think it's a little bit longer,' than 15 minutes," said trans TikToker Dylan Mulvaney, 27. 'The longest 15 minutes of your life.'

Bri Teresi, a social media celebrity with 1.4 million followers, was 'infuriated' by lingerie company Honey Birdette's use of a biological male to model its products. Teresi claimed that the brand was robbing women of work with its 'woke' campaign. Honey Birdette denied that Teresi had ever been used as a model and that it disagreed with anyone who 'attacked' its values of equality.