Best beer commercial ever

Bud Light retail sales now down 28% from last year in wake of Dylan Mulvaney fiasco per the WSJ. Company marketing geniuses now 'leaning back into television commercials on themes like football and country music.'

How do they compare to 2021?

Is it reasonable to assume from one particular persons post on this thread, what AB did with Dylan Mulvaney has had no effect on AB beer sales.

Please correct me if I’m wrong to assume that as fact. .

Thank you

Is it reasonable to assume from one particular persons post on this thread, what AB did with Dylan Mulvaney has had no effect on AB beer sales.

Please correct me if I’m wrong to assume that as fact. .

Thank you Originally Posted by Chase7

If you're referring to me, no. I haven't said at all there was no effect on AB beer sales.

I think anyone posting on this thread would logically agree with this..............

I would doubt behind closed doors, any corporate head would say this was a good move by budweiser and if they had a chance to go back in time, they wouldnt have done it......

who cares what will happen in a year or further, they fucked up and didnt realize this would happen

I think anyone posting on this thread would logically agree with this..............

I would doubt behind closed doors, any corporate head would say this was a good move by budweiser and if they had a chance to go back in time, they wouldnt have done it......

who cares what will happen in a year or further, they fucked up and didnt realize this would happen Originally Posted by chizzy

They knew exactly what they were doing. Blackrock and VANGUARD call the shots Bro. That’s why companies do this woke shit that doesn’t make sense and have never did before.

I think anyone posting on this thread would logically agree with this..............

I would doubt behind closed doors, any corporate head would say this was a good move by budweiser and if they had a chance to go back in time, they wouldnt have done it......

who cares what will happen in a year or further, they fucked up and didnt realize this would happen Originally Posted by chizzy

I'd agree, but they made 2 mistakes and that second one seems to be masking the impact of the first and make it appear more successful than it is in the short-term.

We'll figure that out over time. As for who cares? You don't, but many others do and see a great buying opportunity.

I'd agree, but they made 2 mistakes and that second one seems to be masking the impact of the first and make it appear more successful than it is in the short-term.

We'll figure that out over time. Originally Posted by HDGristle

It doesn’t take time Mr Gristle. This was a big middle finger to their customer base. Their customers gave them the middle finger back. Pure and simple. It’s not more complicated than that. Com Padre blah blah blah.

A portion of their customer base. Specifically a minority portion of their customer base. You seem to have quite the bug up YOUR ass despite not being part of that customer base yet still plenty interested in all the fingering.

A portion of their customer base. Specifically a minority portion of their customer base. You seem to have quite the bug up YOUR ass despite not being part of that customer base yet still plenty interested in all the fingering. Originally Posted by HDGristle

I have no interest in fingering. But you brag about the girth of your sausage fingers. You’re a typical liberal, accusing others for the bullshit you’re doing. Face it, they fucked up bigly. And you know it. You can’t spin it Sausage Fingers.

I'd wager that bigly is an overstatement, bigly

And they're damn girthy fingers. Practically kielbasas. You'll see me giving a middle finger from a mile away.

I'd wager that bigly is an overstatement, bigly

And they're damn girthy fingers. Practically kielbasas. You'll see me giving a middle finger from a mile away. Originally Posted by HDGristle

I don’t want to get within a mile of you. They’ve already lost bigly Sausage fingers.

It's far to early to make that call, Bam. Far, far too early.

I'd agree, but they made 2 mistakes and that second one seems to be masking the impact of the first and make it appear more successful than it is in the short-term.

We'll figure that out over time. As for who cares? You don't, but many others do and see a great buying opportunity. Originally Posted by HDGristle

you are misreading my "who cares" part

in other words, anyone at the corporate level knows they made a calculated mistake and if they had the chance to do it all over again, they would not have done so. you can agrue in the long run,it wont matter but short term , it was a bad decision

That's been my point this whole time. And if they'd doubled down instead of backtracking I think they would have seen short-term gains.

That was the second mistake and I'd wager bigger because they easily could have stuck the landing.

Everyone's overlooked a massive factor that I laid out pages ago. Still waiting to see who picks up the breadcrumbs