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Gillette Missed the Mark
Tyrus- Fox Nation
Gillette may have missed the mark when they put out an ad about toxic masculinity.
“Boys will be boys”? Isn’t it time we stopped excusing bad behavior? Re-think and take action by joining us at https://t.co/giHuGDEvlT. #TheBestMenCanBe pic.twitter.com/hhBL1XjFVo
— Gillette (@Gillette) January 14, 2019“My problem was the stereotyping,” Tyrus said about the Gillette ad. “The commercial seemed more like an attack.”
Tyrus said the generalizing of all men in this ad is gender discrimination.
“Gillette, sell your damn razors and I’ll live my live my life the way I want to,” he said on Gillette trying to tell men how to be better parents.
Listen to the interview below: