Jeremy’s Ships 1-Millionth Order As Consumer Demand For Non-Woke Products Continues

Americans want to buy products from companies that don’t brag about how much they hate their customers’ values, and Jeremy’s continued boom proves it. The Daily Wire company just shipped its one-millionth order, hitting the milestone after two years of successful product launches and two viral commercials.  Jeremy’s Razors was bound to resonate with consumers ...

Aug 1, 2024 - 13:28
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Jeremy’s Ships 1-Millionth Order As Consumer Demand For Non-Woke Products Continues

Americans want to buy products from companies that don’t brag about how much they hate their customers’ values, and Jeremy’s continued boom proves it. The Daily Wire company just shipped its one-millionth order, hitting the milestone after two years of successful product launches and two viral commercials. 

Jeremy’s Razors was bound to resonate with consumers from the very beginning. After Harry’s pulled its advertising from The Daily Wire in 2022 because it was offended that show hosts and their guests would dare state biological truths, Jeremy’s Razors was born and consumers loved the company, along with the “greatest commercial ever made” that (literally) flamed Harry’s and promised — and delivered — a quality razor alternative. The commercial has been viewed 23 million times. 

The woke corporate attack on traditional values was just beginning with Harry’s. A year later, a popular chocolate brand enraged conservatives and insulted women. 

After Hershey’s put a man who identifies as a woman in front of the camera for its International Women’s Day marketing campaign in 2023, Daily Wire co-CEO Jeremy Boreing hit back by introducing Jeremy’s Chocolate. Consumers love the She/Her and He/Him chocolate bars because they’re sick of the radical gender ideology hitting them in every direction and because they know that basic biology is…well…basic — no matter how many dudes in dresses Hershey’s parades for its marketing campaigns.

After two years of battling increasingly woke corporations, consumer demand for Jeremy’s has only grown. In 2023, Jeremy’s brought in nearly $20 million in revenue, which was an increase from $10 million in 2022 as Axios reported in May. Jeremy’s not only doubled in revenue, but also opened its own Fulfillment Center in 2022.

Boosted by Jeremy’s Razors’ popular 2nd Gen razor launch and the release of the “second-greatest commercial ever made,” which has hit 10 million views, Jeremy’s wins — and orders — keep stacking up.

Jeremy’s further proved it can compete with top companies when the 2nd Gen razor dominated on Amazon immediately after becoming available on the site for the first time. The 2nd Gen razor surpassed brands such as Dollar Shave Club, Manscaped, and Beard King and became the hottest men’s razor on the world’s largest marketplace.

From razors to chocolate, the Left has pushed its woke agenda down the throats of customers, and from razors to chocolate, Jeremy’s has responded by punching back and offering consumers quality alternatives to woke company’s products. 

And The Daily Wire isn’t satisfied with reveling in the success of Jeremy’s. We’re continuing to fight the Left and give consumers even more products to choose from, such as Michael Knowles’ now-famous Mayflower Cigars and multi-vitamin company Responsible Man.

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Corporations think they can keep moving to the Left without any blowback from customers, and without alternatives like Jeremy’s, they can. That’s why Jeremy’s isn’t done, and that’s why we’re pushing even harder to make more quality products that compete with top companies. Right now, you can get a YEAR SUPPLY of Jeremy’s Razors for 60% off, the radically redesigned Precision 5 Razor with a precision trimmer or the all-new Sprint 3 Razor for a quick, clean shave, no subscription required. Here’s to the next million orders and to the death of woke corporate propaganda.

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Fibis I am just an average American. My teen years were in the late 70s and I participated in all that that decade offered. Started working young, too young. Then I joined the Army before I graduated High School. I spent 25 years in, mostly in Infantry units. Since then I've worked in information technology positions all at small family owned companies. At this rate I'll never be a tech millionaire. When I was young I rode horses as much as I could. I do believe I should have been a cowboy. I'm getting in the saddle again by taking riding lessons and see where it goes.