Riley Gaines

And the punchline of the whole commercial was about keeping girls in girls sports.

So I see this watching the Super Bowl and I'm like, oh, my gosh, this is like the first best.

big organization who is standing with women and defending women's sports and saying no men in women's sports.

I'm like, this is great.

So I go to their social media profiles because I'm really trying to look into this and see if anyone else caught on to this or if it was just me and I was being hypervigilant.

And they were hiding all the replies that had mentioned keeping men out of women's sports.

So I was like, oh, my gosh, what virtue signaling fools, really.

So instead of using Dove, use something like Mimi skincare.

They were hiding the replies.

Yeah.

So they made that ad and they made that ad.

Presumably for pro women in women's sports, right?

Yeah, but their hook to it was speaking to the mental health of female athletes.

But I saw it and was like, oh, the best way to keep girls in girls' sports.

Yeah, but Dove has outwardly expressed the last Olympics in 2020 when Laurel Hubbard, or 2016, Laurel Hubbard, a man, powerlifter from New Zealand-

They were like, we love you, Laurel Hubbard.

Here's our products.

Be an ambassador or whatever.

So they really don't.

They do.