(WND News Center)—A campaign to cancel and boycott Netflix over its “woke” programming that routinely sexualizes young children has triggered a $15 billion plunge in the company’s value this week, according to reports.
The campaign, which already had been put in action by multiple value-based organizations, got a huge boost this week from Elon Musk.
He posted on social media multiple times recommending that parents cancel Netflix.
And now the Gateway Pundit said the company had hemorrhaged $15 billion in value.
“Netflix is in free fall,” the report said, “The streaming giant lost more than $15 billion in market value in just one week, according to Forbes, after Tesla CEO and X owner Elon Musk urged his 227 million followers to cancel their subscriptions ‘for the health of your kids.’”
Musk had been triggered by a Netflix cartoon called “Dead End: Paranormal Park,” which promotes transgenderism and bisexualism for children.
It was marketed to children as young as seven.
The X account Libs of TikTok had cited the offending materials: “Meet Hamish Steele, creator of a kid’s show on @netflix which teaches kids they can be transgender. After Charlie [Kirk] was ass*ssinated, he called Charlie a nazi and had a meltdown because people were mourning him. Netflix is SILENT. Their silence is deafening. CANCEL NETFLIX,”
The Netflix stock fell 2.4% over the week, even as Dow Jones Industrials were climbing.
Newsmax reported, “Musk’s boycott calls thus far have made a small dent in an otherwise strong year for Netflix’s stock and revenues. Shares are up 30% since January, when they traded around $886. In its July earnings report, the company posted a 16% year-over-year revenue increase to $11 billion, while net profit jumped 46% to $3.1 billion. Netflix also raised subscription prices by at least $1 across all plans at the start of the year.”
The boycott plans mirror those against Anheuser-Bush InBev in 2023 after it partnered with a transgender influence to promote its beer, which promptly plunged in market share and to this day has not recovered its ranking.
WND had reported on the launch of the campaign.
It is “not OK,” Musk said, when Libs of TikTok explained Netflix’s “Dead End Paranormal Park” was pushing “pro-transgender on CHILDREN.”
The show, advertised for 7-year-olds, also prompted the “Parents – BEWARE” warning online.
Musk’s confirmation came when he responded “Same,” to another who announced, “Just cancelled my Netflix subscription.”
The movement immediately exploded, with documentation after documentation of the corporation’s sex-oriented agenda for children, even drawing criticism from a self-described “gay.”
Others warned the corporation had turned Alexander The Great “gay” within minutes of a program’s beginning.
https://twitter.com/EndWokeness/status/1754623037738045874
It was blasted for having a cartoon boy in a dress dancing with two “dads.”
Multitudes were online confirming their cancellations:
Netflix is doubling down on pushing woke and trans ideology at children.
Parents should think twice before letting their kids watch.
Even Elon Musk has had enough and canceled his Netflix subscription today.
Time to cancel Netflix. pic.twitter.com/XjCofo8Iav
— Digital Gal ? (@DigitalGal_X) September 30, 2025
Right Angle News network noted, “Netflix is now hemorrhaging tens of thousands of users after refusing to take action against the creator of a show for seven-year-olds that promotes trans ideology following revelations that the creator celebrated the assassination of Charlie Kirk.”
The report pointed out, “Dead End: Paranormal Park” is just one of several pro-LGBTQ+ series and/or movies aimed at a young audience that Netflix has sponsored over the years. Netflix has also produced other content with LGBTQ+ characters or themes, including Baby-Sitters Club, She-Ra and the Princesses of Power, The Mitchells vs. the Machines, Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts, Nimona, First Kill, CoComelon Lane, and Ridley Jones, a series aimed at preschoolers that features two dads and a non-binary character.”
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