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Bud Light, which is owned by liquor giant Anheuser-Busch InBev, has disabled the video's comment section on YouTube. The spot has racked up more than 100,000 views as of publication time. This latest commercial follows the brand's "Easy to Drink, Easy to Enjoy" ad that debuted during ...
Bud Light: “Easy Night Out” A tumultuous year for Bud Light saw the beleaguered Super Bowl stalwart return to the lively comedy of its glory days behind a new character, the Bud Light Genie, who grants a series of wild wishes, and summons appearances b
The Miller Lite commercial debuted in March, weeks before Mulvaney’s collaboration with Bud Light was shared on Instagram at the start of April. Other social media users pushed back on the narrative, insisting that the commercial was merely based on fact and actually “funny.” Amid the critic...
Picture this: ABud Light commercial called “Labels”starring comedians Amy Schumer and Seth Rogen as candidates for a new (fictional) political party called The Bud Light Party. They deliver their stump speech behind podiums, in a bar, a factory, and even on horseback at a rodeo. The crux...
Bud Light sales dropped nearly 30% from last year after a boycott in response to its partnership with transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney, according to a report.
HSBC has downgraded Anheuser-Busch InBev stock to hold amid a "crisis" following Bud Light's marketing campaign featuring transgender activist Dylan Mulvaney. Carlos Laboy, managing director at HSBC's global beverage sector, told CNBC that there are "deeper problems than ABI admits" after the...
During the second quarter of the Super Bowl, HBO and Bud Light delivered a quintessential Game of Thrones-twist ending to the latest entry in Bud Light’s series of “Dilly Dilly” commercials. What starts as a classic Bud Light Super Bowl commercial featuring the King and Bud Knight descend...
Called "Backyard Grunts with Travis Kelce," the commercial features the football player dressed in casual summer attire among other similarly dressed men as they settle into lawn chairs with grunts and groans. Some of them pop open cans of Bud Light once comfortably sprawled in their seat. ...