They never show a guy with a gut yelling at his family, or a few guys cussing and screaming at a football game, or a fatal accident scene, or anything on these commercials that is remotely associated with the consumption of beer. Good marketing, I guess.
What happened to watching the game for the commercials? I guess in this need everything right now society we live in we even have to ruin the super bowl commercial watching... of all things. Damn it!
I love horses. I don't drink beer. I'm a woman. So I guess I am not the target market...... But that commercial tells a sweet story in that one minute that for which Budweiser is paying big bucks.
Sure, it's marketing, but I paid attention and enjoyed that. I'll watch it again. Horses are wonderful animals. The commercial pulled me in by showing horse behavior that is close to what I have seen. Idealized? Yes. In the realm of reality? Yes, again.
And another thing - any man that watches that commercial and the first thing he responds is "That's gay" - - - well, he's revealing more than he knows ----- It reveals that he is clueless to anything but every-day ordinary. It tells me he would be NO fun, have no tenderness and no sense of adventure in the bedroom. He would be one and done and back to sleep in the time it takes to watch that commercial. I'd bet on it.
We women can read between the lines and are rarely wrong when it comes to such things.
I have known for some time that the most creative minds in the business work for the Bud agency. When you see a really good ad for another product you know that one of them escaped. Too bad they make attractive a product that causes so much harm.
Why can't we handle it? Why can't we just handle the occasional beer with dinner, and not have 8 with friends before trying to drive home and give Barry some business?
I like beer. Yeah, Budweiser's a little light for me, but it's not bad, really. I kinda like horses, I guess. The clydesdales are pretty, and actually could do some work, which I like on a personal level, even though I know that they pretty much never do much real work anymore.
The thing is, I'd drink a lot more Budweiser, if they'd put more of those resources into the stuff inside the bottles, rather than in clydesdales and shiny red trucks and commercials featuring them.
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I would name him DUI
meh
cheap sentimentality - no humor.
Two hooves way down!
Triple Fake Mr Ed
Another classic. Think I'll have a beer (Sam Adams).
Ban commercials
They never show a guy with a gut yelling at his family, or a few guys cussing and screaming at a football game, or a fatal accident scene, or anything on these commercials that is remotely associated with the consumption of beer. Good marketing, I guess.
What happened to watching the game for the commercials? I guess in this need everything right now society we live in we even have to ruin the super bowl commercial watching... of all things. Damn it!
yeah, ummm, 11:37 is not the one i'm going to for advertising ideas.
That is the gayest thing I've seen all day and believe me, I know me some gay!
Rage
I am going to vote to name the little guy "bu-bear"
GAAAAYYYYYYYYYYYY
http://news.discovery.com/animals/zoo-animals/horse-friends-memory-trainers.htm
ditto 12:40
Oh wow. That was a tear maker deluxe.
I absolutely loved it.
I love horses.
I don't drink beer.
I'm a woman.
So I guess I am not the target market......
But that commercial tells a sweet story in that one minute that for which Budweiser is paying big bucks.
Sure, it's marketing, but I paid attention and enjoyed that. I'll watch it again. Horses are wonderful animals. The commercial pulled me in by showing horse behavior that is close to what I have seen. Idealized? Yes. In the realm of reality? Yes, again.
And another thing - any man that watches that commercial and the first thing he responds is "That's gay" - - - well, he's revealing more than he knows ----- It reveals that he is clueless to anything but every-day ordinary. It tells me he would be NO fun, have no tenderness and no sense of adventure in the bedroom. He would be one and done and back to sleep in the time it takes to watch that commercial. I'd bet on it.
We women can read between the lines and are rarely wrong when it comes to such things.
Foreign owned now. Sad.
I have known for some time that the most creative minds in the business work for the Bud agency.
When you see a really good ad for another product you know that one of them escaped.
Too bad they make attractive a product that causes so much harm.
I like how the guy is drinking beer while reading the paper, and gets up and drives to the parade. I think they should name him Interlock.
"We women can read between the lines and are rarely wrong when it comes to such things."
Classic!
Does that include marrying all those guys you're complaining about? Because the divorce rate is at about fifty perdent
Why can't we handle it?
Why can't we just handle the occasional beer with dinner, and not have 8 with friends before trying to drive home and give Barry some business?
I like beer. Yeah, Budweiser's a little light for me, but it's not bad, really. I kinda like horses, I guess. The clydesdales are pretty, and actually could do some work, which I like on a personal level, even though I know that they pretty much never do much real work anymore.
The thing is, I'd drink a lot more Budweiser, if they'd put more of those resources into the stuff inside the bottles, rather than in clydesdales and shiny red trucks and commercials featuring them.
How about Burger King?
Good job 1:46. I agree.
Way to go 1:46...
No Triple Fake, I was talking about previous poster who called the ad "gay". Don't you worry about me. My husband and I take good care of each other.
When I see magical commercials I totally forget what they are advertising. This one was especially sweet..no I don't drink beer and I am woman.
When I see magical commercials I totally forget what they are advertising. This one was especially sweet..no I don't drink beer and I am woman.
"BUD" would be too easy would'nt it?
I would like to name him "Buddy".
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