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American Idol contestant Will Moseley has been branded 'disgusting' by fans over a horrifying hunting video showing him setting four dogs on a terrified wild hog. Georgia born Moseley, 23, who is a Top 8 finalist on the current season of Idol, was slammed after a 2022 Instagram video resurfaced showing him hunting a hog which had been trapped in a river bed.

For The Blonds Spring Summer 2024 fashion preview in New York City, Dylan Mulvaney, 26, modeled a draping light blue bedazzled dress with matching sparkly blue stilettos. In the flashy outfit, she strutted up and down the catwalk, but it was her incredibly chiselled cheekbones that made the show's real stars. It's one of the trans star's few public appearances since her tragic association with Bud Light in April that resulted in the boycotts and the brand's value plummeting.

Bud Light has seen its sales decline even more due to the controversy surrounding its failed alliance with trans influencer Dylan Mulvaney, the beer giant's number one beer brand in the United States, which has gone from Modelo Especial to Number One, which was a position the beer giant has held for more than 22 years. According to Fox News, Bud Light sales in off-premise stores such as grocery stores and gas stations fell by 15.9% on a dollar basis and down 20.1 percent on a volume basis in the last year. In comparison, rival brand Modelo Especial's sales increased, with the beer up 10.3 percent in sales and 9.6 percent in volume. Modello defeated Bud Light as the best-selling beer thanks to its activities in convenience stores, according to Bump Williams, the head of data company Bump Williams Consulting, who analyzed the latest NielsenIQ results.

Mulvaney, 26, who was embroiled in the uproar over her Bud Light friendship, 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 in which she criticized her opponents and made a brief mention of the uproar she had started earlier this year when winning the award for Breakthrough Creator. I love you so much, thank you, and I'm going to have a beer and... I love ya!' She explained that it was an honor to have her mother speak out against her.

Bud Light's revenues in key markets around the country have decreased, nearly three months after the brand's polarizing relationship with transgender Tik Tok actor Dylan Mulvaney. Since utilizing the notorious trans influencer, 26, to promote the beer back in April, America's flagship beer brand has been sent into a steep decline. According to the hospitality industry research website Union, Bud Light sales in North and South Carolina saw the largest decline, from 20% in 2022 to 12.5 percent in the same period 2023, a decrease of nearly 7 percent. 5.1 percentage points were lost, followed by Texas with a 2.4 points decline, Oregon and Washington dropped 1.8 points, and California with a 0.85 percent decrease. The troubled beer brand had better luck in Texas, but still saw declining sales throughout the state. Bud Light's sales fell 2.4 percent from 8 percent in 2022 to 5.6 percent in 2023. Though Bud Light has seen sales decrease in virtually every corner of the country, Miller Lite has had some success in recent weeks. Miller Lite's in Oregon and Washington have increased, while Bud Light has decreased. Although Bud Light sales remained relatively steady in Mulvaney's home state, California, some customers seem to be switching to Miller Lite, despite a 1.7 percent increase.

Pat Boone, a legendary singer, has come to the aid of the quadruple-platinum singer, calling the attempts to exclude Aldean'sick.' Travis Tritt, a Grammy Award-winning country singer, has also retaliated against those who mocked the singer over the video. Tritt pleaded with Aldean to "damn the social media tymies" and to "say what you want and be who you want to be" in a tweet post. Aldean, 46, released the song last Friday but has since been chastised for interlacing clips of BLM protestors vandalizing towns with lyrics supporting traditional values.

Anheuser-Busch CEO Brendan Whitworth revealed that the company will be 'investing' to safeguard their frontline employees, underscoring the brand's impact in plummeting sales. Following a disappointing partnership with transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney, Anheuser-Busch, Bud Light's parent company, saw its market cap value decline. In the latest estimates, sales dropped by 24%, which comes after Modelo Especial dethroned Bud Light as America's best-selling beer after 22 years of being the top-selling beer in the United States. Whitworth is also planning to go on the road during the summer in connection with Budweiser's MLB sponsorship, with experts predicting it would be a bid to fight back and regain market share. We are a beer company, and beer is for everyone,' Whitworth said.

Analysts at global wealth management company Bernstein warn that America's flagship beer brand could suffer long-term damage as a result of the alliance. Bud Light's parent company Anheuser-Busch will see its total revenues for 2023 decline by 6.7 percent, according to the company. It comes after Dylan Mulvaney, 26, posted a series of advertisements promoting Bud Light to her 11 million social media followers on April 1.

Since being outraged over a promotional tie-in with a transgender social media celebrity, an 'antiwoke' online store claims to have profited from the Bud Light boycott, nearly doubled the number of consumers since being outraged. Bud Light's sales dropped on Tuesday, as PublicSq, which markets itself as a patriotic, America-first alternative to Amazon, saw engagement rockets. According to statistics submitted to the US Securities and Exchange Commission, there were 1,027, 554,339 active consumers on May 31 as compared to March 31.

Compared to the same time last year, the company's revenues dropped 23.9 percent for the weekend ending on May 27. Despite the company's modest rise in sales compared to last week, where the drop was 25.7 percent. According to Bumps Williams Consulting's report, the small rise in sales may indicate that the company'bottom has been struck, and that it could see a 'turn-around in results.' Meanwhile, the company's top rivals saw an increase in sales. Coors Light went up 26.3 percent, while Miller Lite went up 23.1 percent. Yuengling saw the highest rise at 36.3 percent, while Modelo Especial saw the lowest rise at 9.5 percent.

According to Anson Frericks (main), the former president of sales and distribution for St. Louis-based Anheuser-Busch, retailers such as Walmart and Kroger'reset' their shelf space allocations in the spring and fall, based on sales reports. They generally obtain sales data from April, May, July, July, and August's for the fall reset in September, and then based on that information in that time period, they will reallocate shelf space,' he told DailyMail.com in a phone interview on Saturday. If Bud Light's sales continue to decline,'he said that the shelf space would be divided to Miller Lite, Coors Light, Yuengling, and some of the other brands that have taken over shares from them.'

Following the controversies surrounding the brewing giant's decision to use Mulvaney, 26, for the March Madness campaign, Vice President Alissa Heinerscheid took a leave of absence earlier this year. Heinerscheid, 39, was not the only one to leave after the backlash that caused the biggest corporate blitz in a decade - as the VP for Mainstream Brands, Daniel Blake, resigned, he was not the only one to resign - he was far from being the only one to resign. But their sudden departure seems premature, according to bosses, who said that their decision to work with Mulvaney was made by a "outside company without management knowledge or permission." When approached by DailyMail.com about allegations that she had no idea of the operation, Heinerscheid refused to comment, but a friend said, "she's not supposed to write about it, she can't," she says before being whisked away. Heinerscheidscheidscheid is unclear if she is on paid leave from the company, but she joined in 2022 and promised to reclaim the company's image. Heinerscheid talked to a company podcast on March 30 in which she said she wanted to make Bud Light less "fratty" and more 'inclusive." Since Mulvaney's post went viral on Instagram on April 1, Anheuser-Busch has dropped more than $26 billion in market value.

Bud Light sales dropped 25.7 percent from the previous week a year ago, the New York Post reported, while closest competitor Model Especial saw sales climb 9.2 percent. Although Bud Light is down from week, Modelo Especial gains week after week, and now Modelo outsells Bud Light on a national basis across all trade channels combined,' Bump Williams, who runs the consultancy company, told the Journal. 'Modelo will eclipse Bud Light for the year if this continues,' he said.'

Bud Light's revenues will continue to decline until the company emphasizes which clients it is going to please, according to former Anheuser-Busch executive Anson Frericks. Following the turbulent partnership, consumers returned to boycott it for the fifth week in a row beginning May 6.

Bud Light's $20 rebate (left) comes as revenues fell for the fifth week in a row, totaling nearly 23% in the week ending May 6. Since Dylan Mulvaney (right) shared a series of partnered posts with her 11 million social media followers on April 1, America's flagship beer brand and parent company, Anheuser-Busch, have been in damage control. Bud Light's latest attempt to compel customers came under heavy criticism, with commentator Ashley St. Clair tweeting (inset) that men were unlikely to be swayed by a coupon.

In early May, Chrissie Mayr made a quip about Dylan Mulvaney, 26, who was not having top surgery when she appeared at Hyena's Comedy Club in Dallas, Texas. 'Why has it been a year of girlhood and still no t***?' She chuckled. 'Why no t*** for Dylan? I don't know what I'm talking about.' An audience member ridiculed Mulvaney's humours, and she and her group left the venue after calling Mayr a 'transphobe.' The comedian chuckled: We have one of those, huh?' It's all good. We may all have different beliefs. It's okay, some of us can believe in truth, but some of us can't,' some of us can't.' Mayr said she would not stop making transgender or fat people jokes as long as she gained laughs, and that if people "believe in real equality, there is no such thing as "punching down" and no one is "safe" from comedy.

CEO Chip Bergh discussed how Levi's been designing gender fluid clothing in a talk about how he is leading the 170-year-old company into the next generation. Following findings obtained by the denim company, speaking in the context of Bud Light's latest failed marketing campaign with trans influencer Dylan Mulvaney, he said there is a demand for gender neutral clothing. The CEO made it clear that although the current line is still small, there is still a lot of room to expand as trends indicate that men are buying women's products, as well as vice versa. Pictured right: Levi's unisex campaign collection in June 2020.

Since using the ineffective trans influencer, 26, they've seen a dramatic decrease in America's flagship beer brand. According to Beer Business Daily, the number one brand in the United States has decreased in every region of the country. Sales in the Rocky Mountains dropped by 29%, down by 29%, with South Atlantic, West Central, and East South Central all dropping by 25%. Down 23.5 percent in the East North Central, with Michigan and Illinois, which have both suffered with backlash against the beer, being identified. West South Central, which includes Texas, saw revenue decrease by 22% across the entire region. Cans' sales dropped by 18 percent in the Pacific region and 19 percent in the Mid-Atlantic down, with 19 percent in the Mid-Atlantic down. The least affected was the New England dollar, but it fell by 14%. Fans were largely unemployed at a Boston Red Sox game in Fenway Park, according to footage, indicating that fans were participating in the boycott.

Bud Light is in danger of losing its position as the country's top selling beer, according to a beer industry analyst, if sales of the product continue to decline in the aftermath of the brand's controversies surrounding Dylan Mulvaney's union. According to Beer Business Daily's industry results, in-store sales of Bud Light dropped 26% from one year ago for the week ended April 22. Although Bud Light is still the country's best-selling beer brand, if parent company Anheuser-Busch can't reverse the decrease in sales,'then Bud Light is in serious danger this year,' according to St. Louis Post-Dispatch's Bump Williams.

In the three weeks after the brand's disastrous paid partnership with Dylan Mulvaney, Bud Light has seen a massive 17% decrease in sales.

Anson Frericks, a former Anheuser-Busch executive, claims that the company is 'wrong' to believe that the controversy surrounding Dylan Mulvaney's paid relationship with Bud Light will be forgotten because conservative customers will not forget the fiasco. He said that counting on people to forget about the incident that sparked widespread protests on April 1 is the 'wrong bet to make'. Following the incident, he appeared on Fox & Friends Weekend on Sunday to discuss news that Bud Light's marketing manager, Alissa Heinerscheid, has taken a leave of absence.

The operator of a Floridian restaurant chain chain has ceased to serve Bud Light because the brand's contentious relationship with a transgender influencer is at odds with his 'biblical faith.' Grills Restaurants (Port Canaveral branch pictured right) owner Joe Penovich said Bud Light's relationship with influencer Dylan Mulvaney (left) was in 'direct opposition' to his 'biblical faith,' so the restaurant will no longer be serving the beer. He said the call was made with "many tears," but not "corpore greed" and a "deeper spiritual reality" that was "coming upon this world. However, some people retaliated and saddened that the restaurant's owner would'spew hatred' and'pretend to be the victim.' Some accused Mr Penovich of'cherry-picking' the Bible and'throwing a fit' as a result of the advertisement campaign.

According to a Rasmussen Reports poll of 1,000 adults, Bud Light'stepped in a hornet's nest' by obtaining Mulvaney, 26, a controversial TikToker, to sell the low-calorie beer. More than half of respondents (54 percent) favoured the boycott of Anheuser-Busch, the company that makes Bud Light, while 30 percent opposed it. Another 16 percent said they were not sure. A proportionate of respondents (52 percent) said that major corporations give too much attention to transgender issues. Another 18% said they don't get enough focus on the hot topic. Pollsters also found that the company could profit from Mulvaney's skit, but that only 19 percent were more likely to buy Bud Light after Mulvaney's skit, while 19 percent said they were more likely to buy the beer.

Anheuser-Busch is facing a civil rights lawsuit related to its services aimed at recruiting and offering scholarships to women and minorities. America First Legal, led by senior members of the Trump administration, sent a letter to the United States from America First Legal, which is led by senior members of the Trump administration. According to the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, the world's largest brewing corporation is engaged in discriminatory recruitment practices. According to the letter received by DailyMail.com, businesses are using the 'cloak of equity' to'proudly discriminate based on race, color, national origin, and sex in their employment practices.'