Dylan Mulvaney Heads Back to School to Seek Lucrative Speaking Gigs After Destroying Bud Light
Transgender activist Dylan Mulvaney is apparently looking for work.
The controversial Mulvaney took to his Instagram Stories on Wednesday, stating he is interested in speaking at universities and colleges, the New York Post reported.
Notably, Instagram Stories self-delete after 24 hours.
“Booking speaking opportunities for the upcoming 23/24 school year and would love to come visit,” he wrote.
Mulvaney added an email address for someone at Creative Arts Agency and told his following “Love ya!”
Dylan Mulvaney is looking to work in colleges and universities as a public speaker.
The trans influencer posted an advertisement for his speaking services on his Instagram story.
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CAA states Mulvaney is available to speak on a variety of topics ranging from “women’s empowerment” to “LGBTQIA+ advocacy” to “humor.”
The agency cited a glowing review of Mulvaney that was purportedly from the University of Pittsburgh.
“Dylan did a great job and was the best we’ve had this year!!” the university stated.
Mulvaney gained popularity for his “Days of Girlhood” TikTok series and was able to parlay it into lucrative brand deals.
It was estimated in April that Mulvaney could be making up to five-figures for each sponsored social media post, the U.K.’s Daily Mail reported.
Gareth Boyd, a marketing and PR director at Forte Analytica, told the outlet, “We estimate $50,000 to $80,000 per post, respectively on TikTok and Instagram.”
While Mulvaney steadily grew his brand on social media, he was thrust into controversy when he partnered with Anheuser-Busch in April. The beer titan sent the influencer a Bud Light can with his face on it, and he took to social media to promote the brand.
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The combo proved to be deadly for the brew as Bud Light lost its title of being the nation’s top-selling beer with Mexico’s Modelo Especial currently holding the title.
Before the Bud Light hoopla, Mulvaney had previously partnered with Ulta Beauty, Nike, Kate Spade, Charlotte Tilbury and MAC Cosmetics.
Mulvaney has stayed relatively quiet since the Bud Light fiasco.
The Post reported he did promote a hair product towards the end of May.
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