Title: Taylor Swift's Swifties Takedown: Blake Lively's Brands Wilt Amid Lawsuit and Boycott
What the Hell Happened to Blake Lively's Businesses?
Consumers boycott Blake Lively's business after Taylor Swift fans alleged links to issues in Baldoni's lawsuit
Blake Lively's once-thriving brands, Blake Brown and Betty Booze, have taken a nose-dive, thanks to a bitter legal battle with Justin Baldoni and a fan-led boycott from Taylor Swift's devoted followers, the Swifties.
The Blow to Blake Brown's Hair Care Empire
Ouch! Sales for Blake Lively's popular hair care line, Blake Brown, are feeling the heat. Reports suggest a colossal 78% drop in sales, with revenues potentially plummeting below $15 million by 2025[1][2].
Swifties, the Unstoppable Force
Taylor Swift's fans have proven themselves formidable when it comes to expressing their devotion. In response to the legal drama involving Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni, Swifties have waged an all-out assault on Lively's brands, boycotting her products en masse.
Leaked Dirt: Blake Lively's Ambitious Scheme
Ick! Allegations have surfaced claiming that Lively tried to pressure Swift into publicly supporting her, fueling even more condemnation and widening the divide between the two celebs[1][2].
FAQs
Question 1: Why did Swifties boycott Blake Lively's brands?
Answer: Swifties boycotted Blake Lively's brands as a response to the legal dispute involving Justin Baldoni and allegations that Lively tried to pressure Taylor Swift to publicly defend her[1][2].
Question 2: How much have Blake's businesses suffered due to the boycott?
Answer: Blake Brown's sales have reportedly slumped by up to 78%, and projections suggest that total sales may dip below $15 million by 2025[1][2].
[1] TOI Online
[2] Hollywood Reporter
Taylor Swift's fans, the Swifties, have proven their influence in the world of entertainment and marketing, as their boycott of Blake Lively's brands, Blake Brown and Betty Booze, has resulted in a significant drop in sales for the hair care line, Blake Brown. The media has reported a colossal 78% drop in sales, with potential revenues falling below $15 million by 2025. This boycott followed a bitter legal battle between Lively and Justin Baldoni, and allegations that Lively tried to pressure Taylor Swift into publicly supporting her, further damaging her reputation in pop-culture and advertising. News of Lively's ambitious scheme to pressure Swift, which has since leaked, has only widened the divide between the celebrities. Marketing experts suggest that this legal drama and resulting boycott could have long-term consequences for Lively's businesses and career.
