At some point in a brainstorm when everyone was fuelled with too much caffeine, it probably seemed like a good idea. And yet, that hateful “toxic masculinity” Gillette ad cost parent company Procter & Gamble nearly $12 billion ($8US billion).
It should be a lesson to brands to stick to selling products rather than preaching about what we should all think.
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