Conversation

Converse makes a furry ad for markets outside the US. Model posts it on their twitter.

Twitter furries:

"Thanks for helping capitalism make the first step towards subsuming, sanitising and destroying the fandom, I guess? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯"

"What do furries get out of this? Because if Converse is just getting to use our image for free, we are being exploited."

"This isn't a good thing. I'm not going to bash you for making this choice even if I feel like it wasn't a good choice. But furries should NOT be mainstream."

Me, just happy to see some fandom representation that isn't a CSI or Law & Order episode: