TikToker Asks Women To Burn Nike Bras Over Dylan Mulvaney Partnership, Gets Permanent Ban

A popular TikToker had her page permanently banned after sharing a video encouraging women to protest Nike's decision to partner with transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney.

Shortly after sharing the video that suggests women should burn all their Nike bras, Deborah Ann, known as Chatterbox. Mama, on TikTok, found that her account was permanently deleted. She quickly created another one with the username Chatterbox Mama 64, so she could explain what happened.

Her new account currently is so unique that it only has two videos. One of the videos shared on Friday is a screenshot of her old version, which more than 140,000 followers, along with an explanation for why her performance is gone.

"Well, it looks like the rumors are true. Freedom of speech is dead," she began her video. "Chatterbox. Mama, sad to say, was permanently banned by TikTok today for speaking out against Nike and what's happening to real women's rights."

Tons of support flooded the comment section of the video. Many followers said that they found out about her banned page while watching a video on TheQuartering on YouTube.

"I was watching TheQuartering on YT. He was showing your video when it was taken down. Unbelievable!! I stand with you," one person wrote. "I also saw your video on TheQuartering when it was taken down. THANK YOU for standing your ground. I support you," wrote another.

A video on TheQuartering on YouTube explained the situation and showed the now-deleted TikTok video. While discussing the video, it was revealed that Chatterbox. Mama's account was gone.

The video on YouTube talked about the Nike partnership with Mulvaney and the trend on TikTok of burning bras.

"The ladies have not forgotten about this, and they've started a brand-new trend on TikTok that's letting their voices be heard and driving home the point that they won't be silenced and that they will choose other options if Nike chooses to continue to embrace this woke ideology and disrespect women directly to their faces," Jeremy Hambly, otherwise known as TheQuartering said.

Hambly then explains the controversial Mulvaney partnership with Nike and how it's upsetting many women, including Chatterbox. Mama. He also showed her original video before it was banned.

"All you real women out there - we are in the fight of all fights. Since the 1960s, we have been fighting for the right to be women. The way you're treating us currently like men, pushing us around, calling us names," Chatterbox. Mama said in her now-banned video.

"Nike, you should be ashamed of yourself. You chose a little boy with no breasts and some junk in his pants to represent a real woman. Nike, I am done with you. I will never buy another Nike product as long as I live."

Her plea continues by saying that millions of other women feel the same way she does. She then suggested a way to protest their partnership. "This is our day to start this challenge. Burn your Nike bras," she said.

Hambly tried to pull up Chatterbox. Mama's TikTok channel during his YouTube video and realized that her account was banned.

A carousel of photos was shared by Mulvaney on Instagram announcing the Nike partnership, captioned, "Home for a moment and leaning into comfortable workout wear life with @nikewomen's newest Zenvy leggings and Alate bra! They're so comfortable and buttery soft, perfect for workouts and everyday wear!"

The post's comment section lit up with tons of women posting about how this is "ridiculous" and "a joke."

"Remembering 2019 when @ Nike cut Alison Felix's sponsorship by 70% because she got pregnant? Especially punishing her for what a lot of women go through. Remember???," one person wrote.

"So I guess now Nike's women's bras are for chests and not breasts, right?? Ok then, let me start looking for a brand that sells sports bras for breasts then," wrote another.

Another Instagram user explained this partnership is a "slap in the face to all women."

"This is a f***ing joke! We live in a broken society where this man has billion-dollar corporations referring to him as a woman and claiming he represents women. This is pure insanity. He is not a woman or female; no surgeries or drugs will change that. This is a slap in the face to all women, past and present, who have fought for women's rights. They fought for women to have sports, leagues, spaces, and equal standings in this country. It is all at risk of being swept away because a minority group of mentally ill men wants to be women. Sorry, but no! Truth matters, and women matter. This is neither truth nor woman."