Budweiser releases “patriotic” commercial to (try to) win back their customers

[strollingbones]

Trump Jr says Maga over reacted with boycott of bud

 

[Concerned American]

Trump Jr says Maga over reacted with boycott of bud

Gee, who really cares what he says. Are you a Trump supporter?

 

[strollingbones]

You did see Trump jr

 

[Concerned American]

You did see Trump jr

Even more reason for my lack of concern. You did put it up to elicit a response that you are still trying to find, did you not?

 

[strollingbones]

Do you not see the irony

 

[miketx]

Budweiser honors our country

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That is why Republicans boycott the brand

As usual, the queen of liars spews.

 

[miketx]

Do you not see the irony

Do you not see that, you, we, us, don't really have any idea what someone did unless we were there?

 

[whitehall]

Budweiser is clearly in chaos. The lame commercial is an ad campaign that some desperate Bud exec signed his/her/it's name to. Bud needs to fire people and reorganize.

 

[Resnic]

Pa

This didn't take long to pop-up.



Sorry A-B you fucked-up big time.

The comments are brutal. They thought "hey, everyone loves the Clydesdales" and tried to do an America commercial with one to remind everyone that they like Budweiser.

The most favorable comment they have received thus far is "I like the horses but don't care about your beer".


"You should have a surgeon step in from off camera and cut the horse's genitals off and say: "Now she is who she was born to be!" and then slam a Bud Light."

"I was expecting Clyde and Dale running down the street holding hands."

"What a quick back pedal. Why dont you use unicorns and have Dylan riding one?"

"In a month they will be rolling out "The drag queen of beers."

"quick, pull together stock footage and a message for the simple folk"

"HOW DO U KNOW THOSE HORSES DONT IDENTIFY AS DONKEY THEY THEMS?"

"If it ain't bud, It ain't queer."

Patriotic?

Anheuser Busch isn't even a American company anymore.

Anheuser-Busch Agrees to Be Sold to InBev (Published 2008)

The $52 billion sale would create the world’s largest brewer, uniting American and Belgian beer giants.

www.nytimes.com