Is it ironic that Fox could not find a glass bottle to use in one of the pictures on an article saying they were closing glass beer bottle manufacturing? They had several pictures, all which had aluminum cans and one with aluminum bottles.

I hope they never come back from it. I'm sick of hearing about alphabet soup people. Get your arse back in the closet.

Did you ever think about tucking it when you were on the swim team?

It's all the fault of that marketing gal. Seriously it is, no commercial with Mulva, and BL would be doing fine.

Careful. You are starting to sound like a BL drinker.

What's really ironic is that you just keep grasping for straws... What's truly ironic is that AB just hired Travis Kelce who played and graduated from the Univ. of Cincinnati... Quess where Dylan graduated college from???... Yup, that irony... Dan

Bad choice on Kielce’s part. Just seems like a controversy best to stay away from.

Kelce seems more like a malt liquor guy or maybe gin and juice. His clock is ticking and I'm betting he will take money from anywhere the next few years.

Bud and Annheuser did a lot of advertising including a little tiny bit on a whateveryoucallithimher.
You take the little bitty one and drop them.

All the while Ford and Chevy do it. No matter how obvious they are excused.
IMO you are targeting Bud for doing what a lot of companies are doing.

Let's be a bit more honest...it wasn't just tgat they used that person in a promo it was more their reaction after getting called out on it plus the reply/insult from tge advertising VP to the customer base regarding why the change in marketing. They continue to screw up their response. Even their former CEO has came out and said they screwed this up royally.

How can you make Travis Kelce more unlikeable? Put him in a Bud Light commercial lol

You've played that card before.
Sort of like the UK making their Ford gay car and people saying that was over there, even though the Ford US website doubled down on it the following year.

Yes, the impact from the Ford was far greater if the people had spoken up about it. The made a couple vehicles painted gay colors and gave press releases in the EU followed up by an article in the Ford news site in the US the following year. Thats what I find so odd.
Bud sponsors a whole lot of people and causes for untold millions. Then they take one little, I don't know, thousand or thousands to show support for one person and that evokes the response it did.


There is just no way to know which one gets the hate and which one gets the out. Ford got an out. So did GM.
So you really think what Bud did was worse than others. Lets just disagree as usual.

This from my GM link above.
*First and only automaker to sign both the Equality Act and amicus brief supporting the prevention of LGBTQ discrimination
*First automaker to join the Human Rights Campaign’s Business Coalition for the Equality Act
*First automaker to run an LGBTQ-specific ad
*First automaker to join the National Gay and Lesbian Chamber of Commerce

*Launched a mentor program in 2015 for LGBTQ+ and ally employees to provide rising talent with targeted support for achieving individual and professional development goals
*Recently joined the Fair and Equal Michigan effort to amend the state’s civil rights law to cover lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender individuals
*Signed the Human Rights Campaign and Freedom for All Americans 2022 Business Statement on Anti-LGBTQ+ Legislation
*Offered same-sex partner benefits for over a decade prior to the SCOTUS ruling in favor of marriage equality in 2015