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They Lied About the Boycott AND the Discounts?

The boycott continues, and now the conversation is bigger than ever. The media is pushing headlines saying the boycott “didn’t work,” pointing to a reported 9.1% increase in Black Friday sales and $11.8 billion spent online. But what do those numbers really mean? In this video, I break down the media narrative, the real purpose behind the boycott, and why these headlines don’t tell the whole story. I also share TikToks exposing how Black Friday “deals” were actually scams — with stores raising prices before the sale just to claim a discount. Many creators showed proof that the deals weren’t deals at all, revealing how corporations manipulate both prices and the narrative. This protest isn’t about one weekend. It’s about shifting habits, being intentional with our money, and understanding the power we hold as consumers. Let’s talk about what’s really going on. 0:00 Intro 0:58 What About Inflation and Tariff Costs? 5:12 Media Is Working Overtime 10:41 Listen To His TED Talk 17:12 Scams at Target and Michael's 21:34 Subscribe :) Join this channel to get access to perks:   / @boldbeginningsnow   #BlackFridayScam #BoycottUpdate #MediaNarrative #ConsumerAwareness #BlackFriday2025 #FakeDeals #TikTokFinds #BlackCommunity #SpendWisely #Overconsumption The latest "consumer data" from "black friday sales" reveals billions spent online, showing a significant shift in shopping habits. We're breaking down these numbers with a "financial analysis" to see what impact boycotts are truly having on "money management" and corporate strategies. This video dives into these "current events", prompting us to reflect on our spending choices. 💛 FAIR USE DISCLAIMER: Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship and research.