Rogan roasts Target and Bud Light for losing billions on backlash: ‘Stop shoving that down everybody’s throat’
Podcaster Joe Rogan blasted Bud Light and Target, saying many Americans have decided they’ve had “enough”.
With massive companies facing public backlash for engaging in woke messaging, Rogan’s guest, stand-up comedian Theo Von, came up with an app that could show a company’s customers “where they place their political money.
“A bit of that is happening right now with all the w—-wokes,” Rogan replied. “Target lost billions of dollars because they tried to get this Pride selection.”
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A photo of the Bud Light commemorative can featuring TikTok influencer Dylan Mulvaney. (Dylan Mulvaney/Instagram)
“Yeah, and obviously the Bud Light thing with Dylan Mulvaney, they lost over $20 billion,” Rogan added. “Can you imagine you’re just going to send a fucking box to a confused person – this ‘365 Womanhood Day’ – and you send that person a fucking box with their face on it and your business loses $20 billion ?” Roger said. “That’s wild s—, man.”
“So we’re seeing this now where we’ve never seen this before, where people are saying ‘Enough! Enough! Stop shoving that down everybody’s throat,” Rogan observed.
He went on to suggest that much of today’s far-left messaging from big companies like Target has moved beyond the pallor of society.
“When I go to Target, I don’t want to see f—— tuck pants, like they’re designed to help you tuck in your d—,” Rogan said. “Hey, that’s not normal, I don’t want that in front of everyone. That’s weird.”
Joe Rogan observes that much of the nation is increasingly carrying the politics of transgender identity. (Spotify)
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He added that the vanguard of the transgender movement is pushing ideology in a way that resembles religious conquest.
“There’s a lot of f—— real quirks with this group of people trying to change the way people view sexuality and gender,” he said. “They proselytize.”
Von reiterated his idea for an app to track political causes a company donates to before doing business with it, to help people ensure they’re “putting their money where their beliefs are.”
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On Friday, Target stock fell 3.26%, with the stock losing more than $15 million in market value since mid-May.
On Tuesday evening, Anheuser-Busch InBev’s share price fell about 15% from a month ago, while sales for the week ending May 27 were down 23.9% from to a year ago.
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