Instagram influencer and model guns down Bud Light, luxury underwear in protest against woke brands
Instagram influencer, model and Trump supporter Bri Teresi took a rifle to Bud Light, Tampax tampons, and lingerie made by her former employer Tuesday night, protesting their recent woke marketing schemes.
Instagram influencer, model and Trump supporter Bri Teresi took a rifle to Bud Light, Tampax tampons, and lingerie made by Honey Birdette on Tuesday night, protesting their recent woke marketing schemes.
Teresi posted a video to her Twitter account gunning down the brand’s underwear as well as cases of Bud Light, and boxes of Tampax tampons at her outdoor gun range.
Teresi blasted the products in protest of each brand choosing to market them using transgender people.
Model Bri Teresi shoots products from several brands in protest of their recent woke marketing schemes. (Screenshot/Bri Teresis Twitter)
Teresi, who modeled lingerie for Honey Birdette, ended her partnership with the company after it used non-binary model Jake DuPree, an athletic, toned biological man, to show off a 3-piece lingerie set on Instagram earlier this month.
Honey Birdette told Fox News Digital it had never contacted her as a model or ever had a formal agreement with her, however, while noting it occasionally sent lingerie as a gift to certain influencers and celebrities.
"While Honey Birdette occasionally sends lingerie as gifts to influencers and celebrities, we have never contracted this person as a model, brand partner, or anything involving a formal agreement. Since inception, Honey Birdette has always supported the LGBTQ+ community and empowering women, and we disagree with anyone attacking our inclusive values," the company said in a statement.
Teresi told OutKick.com, "The only way to stop this nonsense and propaganda is to not support businesses that do not support our values. It’s that simple!"
She added, "As a model, I can tell you that an actual woman has been robbed of a place because of a deluded diversity handout. That’s pure misogyny. Now more than ever, we must support businesses that support our values. Go woke, go broke."
Teresi took the boycott to the next level Tuesday, lining up the Honey Birdette underwear behind cases of Bud Light, as well as cases of Tampax tampons. She then blasted the products with salvos from her AR-15.
Teresi included Tampax as a target to boycott the tampon company's marketing to trans women.
She added the Bud Light as part of the conservative boycott against the beer brand for making trans woman Dylan Mulvaney one of its sponsors.
Bri Teresi attends GUESS Kicks-off Holiday Season at The Peppermint Club on November 07, 2019 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Presley Ann/Getty Images for GUESS?, Inc.)
Sporting an American flag bikini top, jean shorts, what looked like combat boots, and aviator sunglasses, Teresi turned to the camera, declaring, "Go woke, go broke!" and blasted the products.
Teresi’s stunt almost exactly mirrored musician Kid Rock’s, who shot up several cases of Bud Light at his own outdoor range a couple of weeks ago.
Leaving a comment under the video, Teresi tweeted, "I’m shooting at Honey Birdette lingerie, Tampax tampons & Budlight. These companies have all gone woke! Tampax tampons used a biological male to promote their tampons. Honey Birdette used a biological male to model their lingerie. & y’all know about Bud Light."
Porn star London River replied to Teresi’s post in attempt to make her feel foolish for the video, saying, "But… you already bought all this stuff (or someone else bought it for you). Unless you’re a shoplifter, you just shot up your own money."
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Teresi responded, saying, "If you’ve been paying attention I had all of that lingerie because I modeled for the company… & my neighbors gave me the beer because they didn’t wanna drink it. Not that complicated."
NOTE: This article was updated to show Honey Birdette's statement it never had a formal working relationship with Teresi.
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