Posted on 05/25/2019 4:40:43 PM PDT by Stravinsky
Gillette has released a new advertisement featuring a trans man shaving for the first time as his father looks on with pride.
The ad features Samson Bonkeabantu Brown, a young Canadian, who says, “Growing up I was always trying to figure out what kind of man I want to become and I’m still trying to figure out what kind that I want to become.”
Brown then receives encouragement and advice from his father.
“Now don’t be scared. Shaving is about being confident. You are doing fine.”
Brown concludes the ad saying, “It’s not just myself transitioning. It’s everyone around me transitioning.”
(Excerpt) Read more at nydailynews.com ...
WHAT THE HELL IS THAT?!?!
When my Gillette disposables run out, I’ll start buying Personna blades.
Made in Israel, sold in Wal-Mart.
OK, I’ve purchased my last Gillette product.
F*ck ‘em
..... Usually a company advertises to garner business .... I am left questioning the goal of Gillette advertising this trash .... Are they actually trying to rake in a tidal wave of business targeting the section of society that makes up a whopping .18% of our population that are transitioned into males?
Homosexuals are grooming the masses.
The bizarre nature of this ad campaign has unnecessarily aliened a lot of traditional male customers for purely political reasons.
It is not just mixed couples it’s mostly black people in the ads these days. Not being racist just being observant.
I’d boycott your BS, but I’ve already bought replacements for everything you sell.
Still working on the rest of P&G. That’s a bit trickier.
I think I’ll take this moment to throw up.
Wanna barf
I was watching a program this afternoon and I got the impression that there were almost nothing but Blacks in the commercials.
About the only Whites were part of mixed race couples. I checked to see if it was one of those Black networks and no, it was MTV which I seldom watch.
Thinking about it, in reality there are not enough Black males so that every White female can have a Black partner.
Saw Chubby Checker a couple of years ago. He said that he couldn’t demonstrate the Hucklebuck years ago because “it was dirty”. He laughed and said that the times have changed, “EVERYTHING is dirty now”.
It’s a pelvic thrust (observed at 0:41 and 1:27)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XeNPzU5ib54
A little bit of twist (yeah)
A little bit of this (yeah)
And if you don’t know how to do it
Ask my little sis
Push your partner out (yeah)
And then you hunch your back (yeah)
Start a little movement in your sacroilliac
Wiggle like a snake, waddle like a duck
That’s what you do when you do the Hucklebuck
Oh baby, ho
It truly breaks my heart to see what my country has devolved into.
I know there are a lot of people who don’t deserve the horror that is coming (my family for example), but a LOT of people deserve all the crap that is coming due to their perversions and hate.
WTF? I honestly don’t care is someone wants to transition—as long as it isn’t coming out of my pocket. But what is the advertising world’s fascination about it. This stuff is everywhere. This is NOT going to get anyone but the .3% of the trans viewers to buy a Gillette razor. Is the razor market that tight?
Sadly amazing, who owns this company? They have gone all in for this sick crap. Really something to behold. Time to look up the parent company so I will not buy anything they make or produce.
How much money are they making on this? cant be much so its just political gender bullsh##
Since Gillette’s androphobic ad came out in January, I’ve been using Schick and Bic razors.
Gillette should stick to razors and forget the raz whores.
I use a Norelco Triple Header Electric, bought in 1995 and still going strong with 3 new circular blades every year, and some Bics to get a crisp sideburn line.
Screw the Gillette Perverts & Co.
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