Dylan Mulvaney

And I had told my agents, I was like, hey, have we reached out to any beer brands before?

Because, you know, I think I'm an unlikely fan.

Face of, you know, anything in that category.

But I love it.

And they were like, okay, let's do some outreach.

And there was actually like a really big bidding war between two big companies.

Wow.

And one of them.

Well, in my book, Paper Doll, I call it generic beer brand.

And so they won.

And it wasn't a wildly large contract.

You know, I had made an Instagram video promoting them.

But the real kind of peak to what incited all of the attention was they had sent me a can of beer with my face on it.

And I think, of course, the way that misinformation is spread, but like...

People saw that can, assumed that that was now going to be on all of their cans of beer or that it was – there was only one can that exists and it's hidden very well now somewhere in a different state.

But I think it was one of those things where I went into it with like the most –

kind of casual of intentions because I was like, oh, here's – I love beer.

I'm trans.

I didn't even – my identity didn't even feel like a piece of this puzzle to begin with.

And then what ended up happening was the far-right media and the powers that be that decided to make that –