The same reason that Nike did?
Apparently, they don’t know their target audience very well. Sales will plummet after this stunt.
Damn good question.
They must know 90% of the country think this is BS, 100% of Bud Light drinkers.
I’d love to know what they are thinking.
Budweiser and all its brands are now owned by a Belgian company. The Busch family still has influence, holds considerable stock but does not have day to day control. Nevertheless Gussie Busch is rolling madly in his grave. This is what globalism looks like.
No problem ... I just won’t buy either.
When they are woke it’s like the exact opposite.
They live in a dream world where everyone is trans, and so they can mutilate the existing image of men and women and it will all be appreciated. They aren’t woke, they are mutimerized.
Then they wake to the nightmare of customers fleeing and they are so transconfused.
Because they’re owned by the enemy, that’s why.
Because they want me to buy Miller Light?
Done.
beer spokesman who doesnt drink beer
bra spokesman who doesnt need one
Unfortunately, I can’t quit them any harder. I’ve got my own “corn squeezin’s.”
I’ve read AB Execs are blaming a rogue lefty in Marketing.
Intentional or not, Bud Light is about all AB had going in the mass market. They just slaughtered the Golden Goose.
Hiring losers who push this crappola — and then not having a pair (enough) to say “Waitaminnit”.
These are “process people”, those who follow the guidebook even after finding it destroys them.
Focus on goal, not the process someone else has dictated that you must follow in getting there.
“here is how it celebrated America back in 1986.”
Natty Light and Bud Light in one commercial :)
I have a theory, but I’m certainly not the first to say it
American power and empire, over the last 70 years have built us a very nice, comfortable society, which has made people arrogant, and conditioned them that they will never suffer consequences of bad decisions and bad character.
Printed money and massive debt have allowed vast segments of US government and society to promote a bizarre ideology in the name of perverted “freedom” and “human rights.”
The world is working to bring real consequences back to the USA. We’ll see them soon enough
At this point our so-called “boycotts” don’t matter to these companies (Nike, Hershey, Disney, Anh-bud, the big banks, ESPN, NBA, Meta, Amazon, etc…) because they have ALL the power! The institutions that control the intellectual, educational, governmental, entertainment, financial etc infrastructure in the US (and Western countries) are in the hands of Leftists, Socialists, Marxists, and Globalists. The “Right” has virtually little to NO power outside of spiritual self awareness. We conservatives (and Libertarians) need to STOP looking at the past as if it’s somehow coming back because in the “next election” we’ll get them…that’s nonsense! If we are to build a better future it NEEDS TO BE about what a NEW future can be (pro- God, pro-morality, pro- asset based currency, etc). This also means looking at seriously splitting the country into different countries. No system has EVER been able to re-establish its past much or less held on, indefinitely, to their “traditional values”…it’s NEVER happened over the long term. It’s time, for us “conservatives” to think about what a NEW future could look like. The irony is that even the word “conservative” derives from the word conserve which has now become abundantly clear that our past will never be able to be conserved….let that sink in my fellow FRs…🤔🤨
Time to break out the beer brewing kit. Not that I drank that swill anyway. I love a big, hoppy ale and I know how to put one together.
INBEV Board of Directors and management is rapidly changing.
About 15 years ago I attended a European Union Brewing Conference in Leuven, Belgium as a personal guest of the Chairman of the Board of INBEV. He was old and the younger generation was taking over. The younger generation is liberal.
INBEV resulted from the merger between Belgium-based company Interbrew and Brazilian brewer AmBev which took place in 2004. It existed independently until the acquisition of Anheuser-Busch in 2008, which formed Anheuser-Busch InBev.
AB Inbev operates seven breweries in Canada as well as 12 in the United States.
If you want a fabulous vacation, attend the Belgium Beer Festival in Brussels Grand Place. It’s usually the first weekend in September and features 400 Belgian beers for 3 days.
In the evening when the festival closes, walk over to Joe’s Delirium Cafe’ with over 2,000 different beers or his Floris bar across the street that features over 600 different Absinthes.
I’ve done it many times and plan on attending more in the future.
Queer Beer
The Queer of Beers
Tranny Fluid
Coors
https://denverpride.org/coors-light-supports-the-lgbtq-community/
Jack Daniels
https://twitter.com/bennyjohnson/status/1643747185627107329
A list of the companies owned by InBev from which you can choose to walk away. Be sure to read their global brands as well as those in the Americas.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AB_InBev_brands
I remember that 1986 commercial. How far we have fallen.