Boston Red Sox fans chose to wait in line for concessions instead of purchasing from Bud Light vendors at Fenway Park on Wednesday amid national boycotts sparked by the Dylan Mulvaney partnership.
OutKick founder Clay Travis discusses the Bud Light backlash after the beer brand’s transgender campaign with activist Dylan Mulvaney.
"Guys, this is so funny and bizarre. Look at that," Tejada is heard saying, panning from a crowded line to an empty concession stand with workers awkwardly standing in front of a refrigerator stocked with blue Bud Light cans. The 38-second video was reportedly filmed Wednesday night during Boston's game against the Toronto Blue Jays, who lost to the Sox 8-3.
The clip was the latest display of outrage among conservative Bud Light customers who've boycotted the brand following Mulvaney's partnership that generated hefty backlash, prompting internal shakeups and boycotts across the country. "We need to clarify the facts that this was one can, one influencer, one post and not a campaign," Doukeris said in an effort to distance from the Mulvaney controversy.
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