Recent transgender activist Dylan Mulvaney seems to be having a new sponsorship by the day, lately. Nike is the newest corporation to hop on the Mulvaney bandwagon, partnering with the influencer in a woman’s clothing campaign, promoting their new sports bra and leggings.

Mulvaney unveiled the paid partnership with Nike on Wednesday in several posts to Instagram, where the influencer is seen wearing some of the company’s activewear, including pants and a sports bra.

“Alert the media — I’m entering my workout era,” Mulvaney, a transgender woman, wrote in a caption for his 2 million followers to see.

Social media users had strong feelings about the collaboration after Mulvaney recently received sponsorships including Budweiser, Tampax, Ulta Beauty and now the athletic sportswear brand. Folks took to Twitter to share their frustrations with the once-favorite brands.

Another ad on the TikToker’s story featured Mulvaney stretching and dancing around in a Nike outfit as well as a link to where customers could buy the Nike leggings. On that post Mulvaney wrote, “Home from day 365 and ready to take on the world,” a reference to his/hers social media documented gender transition project, tilted “365 Days of Girlhood.”

Bud Light and beer maker Anheuser-Busch were heavily criticized for the partnership. Musician Kid Rock went viral on Tuesday for his statement of defiance against the PR move, recording himself shooting several Bud Light cases with an automatic rifle. 

Tweet of KidRock shared by @FemalesForTrump:

It seems that each of these companies partnering with Mulvaney lose profits shortly after these woke partnerships – could it be that they are not aware of who their paying audience is?

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