Parent company Procter & Gamble, which had previously bought the brand for $57 billion, wrote off $8 billion, but a direct link between the two things seems a bit far-fetched to me. Nike went a little more subtle with the Kaepernick campaign and. Despite protests and a boycott, added an additional $6 billion. Does a brand worry about that? Is there bad publicity? Gillette explained that the brand wants to make the connection with the Millennials, ‘because they should all be woke’. “We weren’t trying to stir controversy,” said Pankaj Bhalla, I don’t think our intention. Was to have controversy for the sake of controversy.” Also read: Grip on working from home: from temporary solutions to smart collaboration 37 million views later, the like and dislike counter is at 835K:1,6M, so 1:2 (without the option of commenting). So it’s not that bad and there were also many vocal proponents (including celebs).
Blame PepsiCo for Usurping an LGBTer
John Cleese, for example, delivered a speech at the Cambridge Union this month. He wrote on Twitter: “I was looking forward to talking to the students at CU this Friday, but I hear someone there has been blacklisted for impersonating Hitler. I’m sorry I did the same thing on a Monty Python show, so I’m blacklisting myself before anyone else does.” He called the Union’s rules “woke”. He would give a lecture Nepal WhatsApp Number List as part of his documentary on cancel culture. Woketober: Doritos In October there were 2 more clips that attracted attention. I wouldn’t have noticed them at first if they hadn’t gone wild on my YouTube channel. The first was a return of Doritos Mexico.
PepsiCo for Usurping an LGBTer
They had promised last year not to pinkwash – by only joining a Pride Parade or LGBT day – but to pay continuous attention to rainbow diversity with #PrideAllYear . The materfamilias receives this with joy, after which the whole family is happy. The video was viewed on their own channel even more than last year’s (18 million times in 2 weeks, compared to 14 million last year). But the reception was more negative. People blame PepsiCo for usurping an LGBT-themed major Mexican religious holiday. On the Doritos channel the ratio was still positive 45K:17K, but with me there were 4x as many dislikes as likes. This is mainly because I added English subtitles, which especially attracted American trolls who – with 20K views and almost 700 comments – sometimes want to interfere with what is happening south of the border . Woketober: Bite Size Halloween It was much worse with The New Nanny .
