In April, Iger escalated the war by suing Disney in federal court, claiming Gov. When he returned to the company late last year, CEO Bob Iger vowed to “ quiet things down” in the company’s political war with Florida. “Diversity is a real priority for us” CEO Bob Iger recently said, adding that Disney will continue to create content that promotes “greater understanding, greater acceptance.”ĬEO Bob Iger’s broken promise to heal relationship with Florida Actress Melissa McCarthy, who plays Ursula, revealed she “100 per cent” drew inspiration from drag queens for her performance.Įxpect more.
Ta2dwyAaSaĭisneyland’s first gay “Pride Nite” celebration takes place this month and will admit children of all ages.ĭisney’s live-action remake of The Little Mermaid is also steeped in gay culture. This is who Disney wants girls to see when they first walk in to pick out a dress. Here are seven of Disney’s biggest fails for 2023.ĭisney doubles down on LGBTQ indoctrination of childrenĭespite surging backlash, Disney has doubled-down on its LGBTQ indoctrination of children. A recent viral video showed a male Disneyland employee dressed in drag and greeting children at the California park’s Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique.ĭisney has a man in a dress working in the dress store for little girls at Disneyland.
Like other legacy studios, Disney is contending with a perfect storm of media mayhem - a collapsing advertising market as American consumers hammered by Bidenflation drastically reduce their spending continued cord cutting and the financial black hole of streaming entertainment.īut unlike other studios, Disney is also waging a bitter cultural war that has alienated millions of loyal customers and fans. For decades an untouchable brand, the company has quickly become a toxic symbol of woke corporatism run amok.
But six months into the year, Disney is dealing with a new string of embarrassing failures and controversies that threaten to further erode its formerly sterling reputation.Īmong Disney’s most prominent fails so far this year are a brutal round of layoffs, a doubling down on its aggressive LGBTQ messaging to children despite surging public backlash, and CEO Bob Iger’s broken promise to heal the relationship with Florida.ĭisney is facing one of the most challenging periods in its corporate history as it seeks to repair its financial situation following a calamitous 2022 that saw then-CEO Bob Chapek lose his job. was hoping 2023 would mark a rebound over its disastrous 2022.
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