[VIDEO] So I will not make any reference to that person who shall not be named because I believe that person is generally starved for attention and legit needs to talk to a therapist about some real deep seeded issue.
That person was shown in an video on social media which at this point I've seen numerous times. See this person is celebrating a "year of girlhood" and they got a pack of Bud Light with an image of this person's face. And that's a controversy since well beer does have a very masculine image.
As you see in this Mark Dice video they showed the different between the ads for Bud Light in the 1990s vs the 2010s. It's just grown men stealing beer or in one ads case trying to protect the supply of beer only to see legit fratboys pilfer from that same fridge not knowing where it came from.
And then we see Bud Light ads that discuss pay inequality between men & woman and get into the debate over gay marriage. How did Bud Light get so political?
While people drink beer for almost any occasion. Why did Anheuser-Busch decide to take stands on certain social issues? We drink beer at a bar with friends or we drink beer at a sports game - personally when I think of beer I think of baseball though that's not the only sport where you can buy beer at concessions. I can go on and on and still beer in my head has a masculine image.
Some may refer to it as "blue collar wine". And yet this VP at Anheuser-Busch has made a decision to take this brand away from its rather "fratty" marketing and make it more "inclusive". The question is will this more "inclusive" brand sell more beers.
Well does the owners of Anheuser-Busch see a decline in sales? Does the owners of Anheuser-Busch see the price of their publicly traded stock take a nose dive?
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