Photo edit of Budweiser's new ad and transgender activist Dylan Mulvaney. Credit: Alexander J. Williams III/Pop Acta.
Photo edit of Budweiser's new ad and transgender activist Dylan Mulvaney. Credit: Alexander J. Williams III/Pop Acta.

Budweiser’s New Ad Featuring Clydesdale Horses

Budweiser, one of the most iconic beer brands in the United States, has released a new advertisement featuring its famous Clydesdale horses. The ad, which was released on social media, showcases the horse passing by some of the most iconic American landmarks and scenes, including New York City, the Lincoln Memorial, small towns, and farmland. The ad concludes with a patriotic message aimed at bringing people together.

Bud Light’s Partnership with Transgender Influencer Dylan Mulvaney

Budweiser’s latest advertisement has been launched amidst a storm of controversy over a partnership between its subsidiary brand, Bud Light, and transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney. The partnership has led to significant financial losses for the company, as calls to boycott the beer spread across the country. In an attempt to move away from the controversy, the new ad is designed with patriotic messaging and imagery.

The partnership between Bud Light and Dylan Mulvaney was met with backlash, with many calling for a boycott of the beer. Alissa Heinerscheid, Vice President of Marketing for Bud Light, spoke on a podcast about the brand’s efforts to appeal to younger drinkers while revitalizing its image. While inclusivity is essential for brand evolution, the recent campaigns and partnerships have raised concerns about the brand’s direction. The attempts to appeal to a younger, politically active demographic may have overlooked its core audience of adult drinkers. Heinerscheid acknowledged that Bud Light’s past branding relied on “outdated humor,” and the brand needs to direct its advertising toward adult consumers and avoid promoting alcohol to younger demographics, which could be seen as an equally off-putting decision.

Mixed Reactions on Social Media

While the ad has been praised for its patriotic message, it has also faced criticism on social media for being a “we’re sorry” ad aimed at rehabilitating the company’s image. Critics have pointed out that the ad does not feature any LGBT people, and some have called for an apology from the company instead, as members of the LGBT community believe this move from Anheuser-Busch shows them attempting to distance themselves from their former hyper-aggressive push for transgender ideology.

However, Anheuser-Busch CEO Brendan Whitworth has stated that the company never intended to divide people and is in the business of bringing people together over a beer.

Budweiser Back Peddles

Last week, Anheuser-Busch faced significant criticism for its partnership with a transgender influencer, resulting in a loss of over $6 billion in market capitalization. Meanwhile, the company’s new ad featuring Clydesdale horses and American landmarks has sparked a heated debate on social media, with some seeing it as an attempt to distance themselves from the controversy and regain support, while others argue it may be too little too late.



Comments

  1. Well Bud better know who their consumers are, and they are not people who are for the very very small percentage of the transgender movement!!!

  2. Since when has the leftist hate “commune” accepted ANY APPOLGY for ANYBODY’S hyped “transgressions” I have yet to see it, if it mentioned. Keep going on the boycott, and when Anhauser is on a par with Kick-A-Poo Joy Juice, we can stop our reaction of their hate.

  3. In Bev, Budweiser, we KNOW who you ARE. You can’t throw out some bullshit ad and say “OK we fixed it”. IT AIN’T FIXED ! You STUPID woke smucks can’t just stick to your business- beer, but then try and show how “politically correct” you are. Now you see what happen’s when you impose your view’s on those who aren’t interested or want to be “schooled”. Reap what you sow.

  4. Maybe the right wing nuts should research how much other beer sales declined. It was 30% for Budweiser and 5% for the others. Hypocricy much???

  5. I have news for you Anheuser-Busch – the horses aren’t going to save you this time. Clydesdales can swim, but even they can’t escape this quicksand pit.

  6. Budweiser you can’t UN Ring the bell. The VP of Marketing for bud light should be demoted or fired she must be made accountable for this blunder. The Clydesdale commercial was great way to White wash this gender debacle? Hopefully the of the corporate news media circus and corporations takes good long look at theses liberal WOKE are jamming down everyone Throat from the education system to our children. This includes the college’s and the politician’s that’s supporting this stupidity?

  7. This is “still” the USA. Bud who is now owned by a “Foreign Company’ whose executives obviously don’t understand our imbeded culture. I have the “PERFECT” comercial for them that will bring every patroit raceing back to their product. If they’re interested? Contact me if so. My email is attached to this comment.

  8. Better to be quiet and thought a fool than to open your mouth and remove all doubt. No going back. Time for corporations to think before acting.

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