Disney faces backlash over male ‘Fairy Godmother’ in Dylan Mulvaney video.

C. Douglas GoldenJune 1, 2023

It’s a banner day in Wokeville when Disney, Dylan Mulvaney and a “fairy godmother” with a mustache all manage to come together in one beautiful rainbow-hued train wreck of a viral story. And just in time for “pride month”!

Mulvaney, the man who almost single-handedly wrecked Bud Light’s market share by calling attention to the brewer’s hard-left values, is now coming back to haunt the House of Mouse with a TikTok video from October.

However, he can’t take sole credit for the controversy this time. Instead, the culprit is a “fairy godmother” named Nick.

In a video posted to TikTok earlier this week by a mom named Kourtni, Nick, a mustachioed man in a dress and heavy makeup who introduces himself as “a fairy godmother’s apprentice,” tells a girl entering the Enchanted Chamber shop at Disneyland in Anaheim, California, that he was “here to shop you around and make all your selections for the day.”

The Enchanted Chamber is a store in the Magic Kingdom where little girls can choose their Disney Princess dresses before heading to the Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique — so named because of one of the more unlistenable tunes from the 1950 animated Disney classic “Cinderella.”

There, for a hefty price, parents can watch “a royal transformation as children become elegant princesses and shining knights — right before your eyes!” according to the theme park’s website.

“With the wave of a magic wand — plus a few hands-on tricks of the trade — our Fairy Godmother’s Apprentices will pamper and primp your child until they look storybook stunning,” the site says, adding that the attraction is for children ages 3 to 12.

Well, here’s one “fairy godmother’s apprentice” who didn’t look so stunning:

@kourtnifaber A dream is a wish your heart makes, when you’re fast asleep #disneyland #bibbidibobbidiboutique #corememory ♬ original sound – Kourtni

You’re not pulling it off, dude. You’re not even trying.

This, you may not be surprised to learn, got a hefty dose of a phenomenon that’s been dubbed “BudLighting,” thanks in large part to Mulvaney. It’s what happens when a corporation goes so woke so fast that it not only “goes broke,” to use the colloquialism, but it does so in Black Tuesday Great Depression style:

Disney has a man in a dress working in the dress store for little girls at Disneyland. This is who Disney wants girls to see when they first walk in to pick out a dress. pic.twitter.com/Ta2dwyAaSa

— Jason Jones (@jonesville) May 30, 2023

What sort of grown man wants to help little girls pick princess dresses??

— I Man Expert Man (@IManExpertMan) May 30, 2023

This gives off predator vibes.

— theeAZmatt + (@therealAZMatt) May 30, 2023

That boutique is a big deal for the girls when they go there. Mine went. They’re having this little fantasy day and now they get greeted for this experience by a creepy man in a dress?

He is immeasurably creepy just for wanting this job position in the first place.

— Billboard Chris (@BillboardChris) May 30, 2023

Disgusting! Disney is not the company of my childhood anymore. It shouldn’t be the company of children anymore…period.

— The Florida/Freedom Blueprint (@TheFLBlueprint) May 30, 2023

Now, granted, Twitter isn’t the real world — but Nick doesn’t seem to be living there, either, since his drag is less convincing than anything you’ll see in a “Kids in the Hall” sketch.

But you know what’s just as creepy as a grown man dressed as a woman who wants to show children ages 3 to 12 around the Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique?

A grown man dressed as a woman who wants to be shown around the Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique by some fairy godmother’s assistant secretary emeritus (or whatever) as if he were a child age 3 to 12.

And — wouldn’t you know it? — here he is!

@dylanmulvaney still had fun tho #bibbidibobbidiboutique #trans #disneyland ♬ som original – Lay

C’mon folks, sing it together with me: “Salagadoola mechicka boola / Bibbidi-bobbidi-BudLighting / Put them together and what have you got? / Yet another round of boycotting!”

Now, to be clear: Mulvaney’s video, part of his “365 Days of Girlhood” series, dates from October, back when most of us were blissfully unaware of who he was.

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Disneyland has been hit with yet another controversy after a video of a man dressed as a “fairy godmother” went viral. The man in question is Dylan Mulvaney, a former Disney employee who was fired for his controversial social media posts. The video shows Mulvaney in a kids’ boutique, asking to be made up like a Disney princess.

What kind of 25-year-old man goes into a kids’ boutique wanting to get made up like a Disney princess?

While the video is certainly cringe-worthy, it’s worth noting that Mulvaney was not employed by Disney at the time the video was filmed. More importantly, there doesn’t seem to be evidence that Mulvaney was doing his fairy godmother apprenticeship back then. Considering a mustachioed middle-aged man in that role would have likely gone viral before now were he a long-term fixture at the Magic Kingdom, one can at least safely guess his employment in his current role is recent.

However, Mulvaney’s toxic reputation has ruined almost anything in mainstream corporate culture that he touches, including retroactively. It took Nick, the person who shared the video, to draw attention to this clip outside of Mulvaney’s insular very-online woke fanbase. But it still raises the question: What kind of 25-year-old man goes into a kids’ boutique wanting to get made up like a Disney princess?

Disneyland staff reportedly kept Mulvaney out of the park, but given the company’s skewed values, it’s likely that the primary issue was that they didn’t have his size available. Disney likely isn’t thrilled that this just puts a further spotlight on the Nick video.

It seems that this is just the latest in a string of controversies for the not-so-Magic Kingdom, and it’s unlikely to be the last.