Bud Light Suffers Boycott in Wyoming, Nearly Half of Small-Town Bars Report Customers Ditching Woke Beer

Read the barroom, Bud Light: Cowboys don’t want to buy a beer from a cross-dressing man.

The Cowboy State Daily conducted a small but important survey of small-town 🏞️Wyoming bars following a marketing campaign featuring 🏳️‍⚧️Transgender activist Dylan Mulvaney hawking the iconic American brew.

Five out of the 12 bars surveyed reported that sales of Bud Light were down.

It should shock nobody — except the East Coast elitist who seemingly dreamed up the campaign — that cowboys in the heartland would shun the product with Mulvaney as its frontman.

Mulvaney has risen to stardom through his TikTok series “Days of Girlhood,” which chronicles his magical journey from being a man to becoming a surgically altered man in a dress (who also disturbingly acts like a little girl).

Unsurprisingly, this type of person is unappealing to the men and women who enjoy Bud Light, a brand that is as solidly blue-collar and all-American as they come.

“I hear quite a few customers talking about it. I would say a lot, actually,” said a woman who identified herself only as Lannie, the owner of The Tumbleweed in the town of Burns,