Kellogg’s

The product description is cheesier than anything we’ve ever seen on reality TV.

“He wears high-heeled shoes, prances around in tights, leads me to believe, probably, that little Lucky Charm leprechaun might be gay.”

“I am disgusted by your company’s new cereal promoting unnatural sin,” one group’s petition says. “Homosexuality is not something to be promoted or celebrated.”

“Together with Pride” cereal will be available for $3.99 at a grocery store near you.

The cereal puts six of your favorite cereals together, just like L, G, B, T, Q people and allies.

The cereal giant’s mascots have joined together to condemn bullying and offer words of support LGBTQ kids.

This is real, people.

Complaints against an Australian commercial say that a goldfish’s voice is “camp” and perpetuates negative stereotypes about gay men.

The spot is part of the #MyPerfectBowl campaign, which is the first time Kellogg’s has run a commercial advertisement in five years.

“Must we have the lesbian message shoved in our faces? My 7 year old boy doesn’t need that happening in his lounge room.”