
Over the last several months, we have seen a cultural shift back to normalcy. Not the least of which has been in the advertising industry. Over the weekend Scottie Sheffler won the US Open. We loved to see it. If you don’t like Scottie Sheffler, you’re wrong. After his big win, Nike released this adorable ad celebrating in a really sweet moment with his son.
.@Nike releases a pro-family ad, signaling a cultural shift by calling having a family a “win”—more meaningful than any championship.
— Lila Rose (@LilaGraceRose) July 21, 2025
We need more of this.
Get married and have babies. pic.twitter.com/3TwjjBm7ca
So wholesome. What a complete 180 from this obnoxious ad they ran two years ago with Dylan Mulvaney.
Nike is the latest mega corporation to make Dylan Mulvaney, a biological man, their female brand ambassador.
— Michael Seifert (@realmichaelseif) April 5, 2023
These companies are spitting in the faces of women every single day.
Stop giving them your money.
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Barf. But Nike isn’t the only company shifting back to normalcy with their advertising. American Eagle just released an ad that seems like it comes from the days of yore.
Sydney Sweeney for American Eagle's Fall 2025 campaign
— cinesthetic. (@TheCinesthetic) July 23, 2025
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Did they release a few others that were totally objectifying the female body and making you look at her clevage? Sure. But at least they’re using a REAL woman, with real clevage and not Dylan Mulvaney in a sports bra. Another win for culture! Meanwhile, we have Ulta, a make up company, over here doing the most to degrade women.
And the parody of women continues… https://t.co/M0CjRqTssi
— Martina Navratilova (@Martina) July 24, 2025
I’m gonna need more Nike and American Eagle, less Ulta. MAGA – Make Advertising Great Again.