Transgender speaker Dylan Mulvaney demands $40K for ‘Female Empowerment’ talks on tour.

OAN’s Brooke Mallory
3:16 PM – Thursday, July 27, 2023

Dylan Mulvaney, a transgender content creator who rose ⁢to fame on the TikTok app and in the Broadway production ​of “The Book of Mormon,” is planning a⁣ college speaking tour and will reportedly charge up to $40,000 to lecture on themes such as “female empowerment.”

Mulvaney announced the impending⁢ speaking tour last weekend in an‌ Instagram story, encouraging college students to schedule speaking events through agent Crista Spadafore at the Creative Artists‌ Agency (CAA).

“University ⁣and College friends! ⁤I am booking speaking opportunities for the upcoming 2023–2024 school year and would love‌ to come visit,” Mulvaney announced .

Mulvaney had previously charged $26,250 ‍to speak at the University of Pittsburgh earlier⁢ this year, however,⁤ the‌ transgender entertainer is ⁣now upping the price.

According to‍ Mulvaney’s‍ CAA booking website, the ⁢TikTok celebrity can speak on a variety of themes,‌ including⁣ “female ​empowerment.”

The actor’s‌ social media popularity and marketing partnerships with companies like Bud Light, Nike, and Tampax were​ prompted by Mulvaney’s‍ own personal campaign, titled “Days of Girlhood,” which revolved ⁣around Mulvaney’s transition into identifying as a woman.

The⁣ “Days of Girlhood” video quickly went‌ viral​ and ‌received⁣ over 750 million views in less than ⁣100 days.

Mulvaney became a figure of controversy earlier ‌this ⁣year ⁣when Bud Light temporarily partnered with him, resulting in ‍widespread condemnation of the brand, whose majority consumer demographic does not include trans activists and⁤ progressives.

As ⁣Bud Light’s sales continue to decline, Modelo recently surpassed the brand as ​America’s top beer.

The corporation began to distance itself​ from Mulvaney soon after, and the social media personality reacted‌ by accusing the company of instilling transphobia in its employees.

“One thing I will not tolerate people saying about‍ me is that I don’t like beer because I love beer and I always have,” Mulvaney said. “And for months now, I’ve been scared ⁤to leave my ⁣house, I have been ridiculed in public, I’ve been followed, and ​I‍ have felt a loneliness that I wouldn’t wish on anyone… And I’m not telling you this ⁢because I want your pity,⁢ I am telling you this because this is my experience from a very ​privileged perspective. Know that it is much, much worse for other⁤ trans people.”

“For a company⁤ to hire a trans person and then not publicly stand by them is worse in ‍my opinion than not​ hiring a trans person at all, because it gives ⁤customers permission to be as transphobic and hateful as they want,” ⁢Mulvaney continued, adding ⁤that it will bring “serious and grave‍ consequences” for the LGBTQ community.

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