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Jack Daniels' "drag camp:" & Bud Light's Dylan Mulvaney promotions
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It's a parody of a satirical account that was a pastiche of a spoof.
Miller jumps in as well, even though this ad is a few months old.
Goes to show the reach and "penetration" of woke advertising.
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[MENTION=849]jmdrake[/MENTION]Well there's always Billy Beer if'n you can find it.
As for he microbreweries....
http://www.ronpaulforums.com/showth...ot-transphobic-quot-comments&highlight=nugent
Are you of the same age as me, that you could have enjoyed the frothy goodness of a Billy Beer?
LOL - Yes, I have actually drank the stuff...not horrible but certainly not good.
Reminded me Narragansett beer (this is the brewery in Rhode Island that "Pawtucket Patriot" beer in Family Guy is modeled after).
Wicked pissah beer.
There was a fisherman's gin mill right on the dock in New Bedford, that used to sell 12 ounce draft Nasty-Gansetts for dime during happy hour.
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Not legally. I'm the age where one of my friends at school had a model of Billy's truck.
For some odd reason I thought it was all red. But maybe I got that from the prominent "redneck" lettering on the front fender.
I'll take your word on it. Probably a collector's item now. Wish I had talked some adult into buying a 6 pack of it and a bunch of Star Wars toys to put into a safety deposit box for my retirement.
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Not legally. I'm the age where one of my friends at school had a model of Billy's truck.
For some odd reason I thought it was all red. But maybe I got that from the prominent "redneck" lettering on the front fender.
Ha, yeah, neither was I...but that didn't stop me.
That's a sweet truck...it's a Chevy modded up to look like a "Lil Red Truck" that Dodge produced for a few years in the late 70's.
That's why you thought it was all red.
They are worth a metric fuckton these days.
Yes, this is exactly how they came off the showroom floor.
Yup, unopened Billy Beer is worth a little bit.
https://www.ebay.ca/sch/i.html?_sacat=0&_nkw=unopened+billy+beer
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Bud Light to buy back expired beer from wholesalers as Dylan Mulvaney marketing disaster continues to tank sales
Bud Light will be buying its beer back from wholesale retailers following the disastrous marketing campaign that celebrated trans-identified social media influencer Dylan Mulvaney.
https://thepostmillennial.com/bud-l...ey-marketing-disaster-continues-to-tank-sales
Katie Daviscourt (22 May 2023)
Bud Light will be buying its beer back from wholesale retailers following the disastrous marketing campaign that celebrated trans-identified social media influencer Dylan Mulvaney becoming a so-called "woman", which backfired. Their sales plummeted due to a nationwide boycott of the brand by beer drinkers who didn't want to drink beer repped by a man who dresses as a woman and claims to be a girl.
Anheuser-Busch told wholesale retailers, who are furious with the company's marketing decision, that they would be buying back Bud Light products that have expired following the boycott, New York Post reports.
According to data from Bump Williams Consulting and NielsenIQ, Bud Light sales dropped 23.6 percent during the week of May 6, compared to the previous year. The week ending April 29, sales declined 23.3 percent, which shows that Bud Light sales remain on a steady decline.
Since the failed Dylan Mulvaney campaign, marketing executives have worked tirelessly to come up with ways to salvage Bud Light's tainted brand and told US beer distributors they will "spend heavily on the brand after spending fell off a cliff last year."
One of those marketing efforts included a temporary camo print redesign of some of its Bud Light and Budweiser packaging, although Bud Light customers eviscerated the company on social media for the gaffe.
Sales for other Anheuser-Busch brands have also been rocked by the Dylan Mulvaney controversy, with the latest results from Bump Williams Consulting and NielsenIQ data for the week ending April 29 showing: "Budweiser, down 9.7 percent versus an 11.4 percent drop a week earlier; Michelob Ultra, down 2.9 percent versus 4.3 percent; and Natural Light, down 2.5 percent versus 5.2 percent the previous week," according to the New York Post.
While Bud Light continues to see a steady decline in sales, the American beer giant's competitors are seeing sales spike. Pabst Blue Ribbon was up 21.6 percent in the week of May 6, compared to an 18.9 percent increase the previous week, the outlet reports.
Anheuser-Busch chief executive, Michel Doukeris has attempted to distance the company from the Mulvaney partnership and told investors during an earnings call last week, “We need to clarify the facts that this was one can, one influencer, one post and not a campaign."
The beer giant also blamed a third-party advertising agency following the fallout with the Mulvaney campaign, which failed to sit right with the LGBTQ community and resulted in further boycotts of the once-beloved brand.
Bud Light will be buying its beer back from wholesale retailers following the disastrous marketing campaign that celebrated trans-identified social media influencer Dylan Mulvaney.
https://thepostmillennial.com/bud-l...ey-marketing-disaster-continues-to-tank-sales
Katie Daviscourt (22 May 2023)
Bud Light will be buying its beer back from wholesale retailers following the disastrous marketing campaign that celebrated trans-identified social media influencer Dylan Mulvaney becoming a so-called "woman", which backfired. Their sales plummeted due to a nationwide boycott of the brand by beer drinkers who didn't want to drink beer repped by a man who dresses as a woman and claims to be a girl.
Anheuser-Busch told wholesale retailers, who are furious with the company's marketing decision, that they would be buying back Bud Light products that have expired following the boycott, New York Post reports.
According to data from Bump Williams Consulting and NielsenIQ, Bud Light sales dropped 23.6 percent during the week of May 6, compared to the previous year. The week ending April 29, sales declined 23.3 percent, which shows that Bud Light sales remain on a steady decline.
Since the failed Dylan Mulvaney campaign, marketing executives have worked tirelessly to come up with ways to salvage Bud Light's tainted brand and told US beer distributors they will "spend heavily on the brand after spending fell off a cliff last year."
One of those marketing efforts included a temporary camo print redesign of some of its Bud Light and Budweiser packaging, although Bud Light customers eviscerated the company on social media for the gaffe.
Sales for other Anheuser-Busch brands have also been rocked by the Dylan Mulvaney controversy, with the latest results from Bump Williams Consulting and NielsenIQ data for the week ending April 29 showing: "Budweiser, down 9.7 percent versus an 11.4 percent drop a week earlier; Michelob Ultra, down 2.9 percent versus 4.3 percent; and Natural Light, down 2.5 percent versus 5.2 percent the previous week," according to the New York Post.
While Bud Light continues to see a steady decline in sales, the American beer giant's competitors are seeing sales spike. Pabst Blue Ribbon was up 21.6 percent in the week of May 6, compared to an 18.9 percent increase the previous week, the outlet reports.
Anheuser-Busch chief executive, Michel Doukeris has attempted to distance the company from the Mulvaney partnership and told investors during an earnings call last week, “We need to clarify the facts that this was one can, one influencer, one post and not a campaign."
The beer giant also blamed a third-party advertising agency following the fallout with the Mulvaney campaign, which failed to sit right with the LGBTQ community and resulted in further boycotts of the once-beloved brand.
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Since the thread is mostly about the Bud Light / Dylan Mulvaney thing, I've updated the thread title.
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This video explains why Bud "had" to do this. Wokism is more insidious and has burrowed deeper into society than you may think.
Most of us know it, but some of this guys videos have given me a better idea of what's going on behind the curtain.
Most of us know it, but some of this guys videos have given me a better idea of what's going on behind the curtain.
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When they're digging' themselves into a hole, sometimes the best thing is just to give them a bigger shovel.
Bud Light and the NGLCC Continue to Empower LGBTQ+ Owned Small Businesses Across America
Bud Light and the NGLCC Continue to Empower LGBTQ+ Owned Small Businesses Across America
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Today i learned LGBT owners of businesses who just want to mind their own businesses might not be "certified".
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Future NGLCC kommissar: "Are you not certified? Do you not rub your customers' noses in your sexual preference or gender identity? No? Well, then, I'm afraid we're going to have to dock your ESG score for that. No credit line for you, comrade!"
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