Shaving company Gillette’s striking new campaign about ending toxic masculinity debuted yesterday on YouTube, and in less than 24 hours, it has garnered more than 5 million views — as well as hundreds of thousands of downvotes and a tidal wave of negative comments from YouTube users.
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Roku Reverses Course, Bans Alex Jones Channel After Outcry
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Gillette’s New Ad Addressing Toxic Masculinity Met With 400,000 Dislikes, Vitriol From YouTube Users
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‘DaddyOFive’ Parents’ Sentences Reduced Despite Allegations They Broke Court Order, Continued To Vlog Children
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Transgender Beauty Vlogger Nikita Dragun Drops Her Own Victoria’s Secret Ad After Exec’s Transphobic Comments
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Young Busco, Who Created The ‘What Are Those?’ Meme, Has Died At 31
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Married Vlogger Duo Jess And Gabriel Drop Christmas EP ‘I’ll Be Home’
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“Bohemian Rhapsody” Becomes YouTube’s Most-Viewed Music Video From The ‘70s Ahead Of Queen Biopic
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