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THANK GOD, Dylan Mulvaney is gone, and the Budweiser Clydesdales are back!
If you blinked, you missed the Budweiser Clydesdale horses in Super Bowl 2023, where they only appeared onscreen for a second or two as part of a general Bud commercial.
Then there was the Dylan Mulvaney firestorm.
In 2023, BUDWEISER CLYDESDALE events were cancelled due to backlash against Bud Light’s use of a biological male pretending to be a female bimbo on its beer cans. Public outrage over Bud Light’s partnership with a controversial transgender activist, Dylan Mulvaney, was so enormous that representatives from Budweiser canceled an event featuring Budweiser’s iconic Clydesdale horses.
According to a statement from Anheuser-Busch, Wil Fischer Companies, a Budweiser distributor in Missouri, elected to cancel the Springfield events “due to safety concerns for their employees.” The company did not elaborate on why Wil Fischer employees might be imperiled or whether the events would be rescheduled at a later date.
But the gentle giants are back in full swing for this year’s Super Bowl. One of the Budweiser Clydesdales shares a sweet moment with labrador retriever from one of the old Super Bowl commercials in Budweiser’s new 2024 Super Bowl Ad, titled “Old-School Delivery” that features animals working together to help during a snowstorm.
The ad opens with a bird’s eye view of a town stuck in a snowstorm. The bad weather shuts down power to the local bar, and at the same time, the establishment starts to run low on Budweiser. It seems the bar will be unable to get more beer due to closed roads and a snowy forecast until the Budweiser Clydesdales gather together to inspire their caretakers to deliver beer the old-fashioned way.
The horses get the much-anticipated delivery to the bar with help from a Labrador retriever, who spots the cart and leads it to the watering hole full of pleased patrons.
The above Lab puppy first appeared in a Budweiser Clydesdale Super Bowl commercial 4 years ago:
How they train the Budweiser Clydesdales for the commercials:
I don’t have a TV and I don’t watch the Superbowl. But these ads made my day! Such beautiful and intelligent animals and their trainers, who care about them so much. The ad with the puppy includes my favorite singer, Passenger. Who could ask for more? Thanks, Bonni.
The advertising faux-pas cost Annhauser Busch big time. So they shit-canned some marketing executives as a result. But the real threat persists: this woke cultural marxist BS that morally inverts the universe, chills free speech & exalts all manner of pervert as the future of society. I DONT THINK SO HONEYBOYS! It is the struggle against this ideology, its entrenched proponents and its infrastructure that must continue.
Anybody that has studied advertising would’ve known about the beer advertising disaster of the late 1950’s where a beer company diverted from the script of beer advertising (construction workers having a beer after a tough day at work, the guys playing baseball having a beer after winning the game and inviting the losing team, etc., and instead had a guy in a tuxedo pitching the beer. Sales plummeted, but not as much as sales of Budweiser’s tranny swill.
A fundamental mantra of advertising is to have your audience identify with the product through the ad. When I first saw the tranny Budweiser ad, I thought to myself “somebody screwed up; who will drink this beer now?”
And I was right! The Costco near me had the cases of Bud Light untouched for weeks on end, whereas the cases of Coors seemed to have an increase in sales (from my unscientific observation).
I saw the Budweiser Clydesdales in my city about 15 years ago at a fair or something. Was able to walk up & touch them, stroke for awhile. They were gorgeous. Don’t give a crap about the beer.
Very glad to see the traditional Clydesdales are back and the tranny crap is waning. Now, if we can return to THE National Anthem only, I’ll watch at least some of the game to keep my streak of seeing all 57 in tact. However, I haven’t watched a halftime show since Shania Twain in 2003. But, that’s just me.
We the red neck American beer drinkers hold that Budweiser deliberately compromised them Clydesdales in their woke sceem and demand they turn them over to our care forthwith , leave behind the bud light which is a waste of their talent and energy to haul .
Horse sense now if they can train the advertising people to learn what people want DUMB SHITS WOKE MADNESS horses know better .Ask Louie he picks where his carrots come from not just anybody and genuine FEMALE none of this other garbage.
Exactly. Bud f’ed around and found out…and the find out phase is still in effect. Bud isn’t getting a pass on this just because Trump says “they learned their lesson”.
Easterndmondbk says
Did they apologize and I missed it?
I don’t think so.
Love the horses. I don’t drink
BareNakedIslam says
Not that I know of.
sixlittlerabbits says
I don’t have a TV and I don’t watch the Superbowl. But these ads made my day! Such beautiful and intelligent animals and their trainers, who care about them so much. The ad with the puppy includes my favorite singer, Passenger. Who could ask for more? Thanks, Bonni.
BareNakedIslam says
Here are some more of the best ones: https://youtu.be/v4JhyQX-y6M?si=nBVI4kPxAaZIeNUd
Jack Rider says
The advertising faux-pas cost Annhauser Busch big time. So they shit-canned some marketing executives as a result. But the real threat persists: this woke cultural marxist BS that morally inverts the universe, chills free speech & exalts all manner of pervert as the future of society. I DONT THINK SO HONEYBOYS! It is the struggle against this ideology, its entrenched proponents and its infrastructure that must continue.
VMS says
Anybody that has studied advertising would’ve known about the beer advertising disaster of the late 1950’s where a beer company diverted from the script of beer advertising (construction workers having a beer after a tough day at work, the guys playing baseball having a beer after winning the game and inviting the losing team, etc., and instead had a guy in a tuxedo pitching the beer. Sales plummeted, but not as much as sales of Budweiser’s tranny swill.
A fundamental mantra of advertising is to have your audience identify with the product through the ad. When I first saw the tranny Budweiser ad, I thought to myself “somebody screwed up; who will drink this beer now?”
And I was right! The Costco near me had the cases of Bud Light untouched for weeks on end, whereas the cases of Coors seemed to have an increase in sales (from my unscientific observation).
BareNakedIslam says
As a former advertising copywriter/creative director, I never would have approved that idea, and probably would have been fired if I did.
Me says
Clydesdales FTW … Budweiser and their tranny woke BS for the dump!
Az gal says
I saw the Budweiser Clydesdales in my city about 15 years ago at a fair or something. Was able to walk up & touch them, stroke for awhile. They were gorgeous. Don’t give a crap about the beer.
ME Infidel says
Very glad to see the traditional Clydesdales are back and the tranny crap is waning. Now, if we can return to THE National Anthem only, I’ll watch at least some of the game to keep my streak of seeing all 57 in tact. However, I haven’t watched a halftime show since Shania Twain in 2003. But, that’s just me.
BareNakedIslam says
Are they planning to do the Black National Anthem at the Super Bowl, too?
tracielk1967 says
YES RIGHT AFTER OUR S SO PEOPLE R STILL STANDING
Robert Machnik says
And now? Forgotten and forgiven? As an american , this Pisscompany could kiss my ass for a long time. Excuse my bad Englisch, i’m from germany.
Prost!
BareNakedIslam says
We hear you. Budweiser lost a lot of business over that tranny nonsense that they’ll never get back. I never drink beer, just love the Clydesdale ads.
Lisa Davis says
Such awesome commercials. Welcome back Budweiser !
BLR says
We the red neck American beer drinkers hold that Budweiser deliberately compromised them Clydesdales in their woke sceem and demand they turn them over to our care forthwith , leave behind the bud light which is a waste of their talent and energy to haul .
southern knight says
Horse sense now if they can train the advertising people to learn what people want DUMB SHITS WOKE MADNESS horses know better .Ask Louie he picks where his carrots come from not just anybody and genuine FEMALE none of this other garbage.
BareNakedIslam says
Indeed! 😂
Fritz the Cat says
Nice try but we’re not past the Bud/tranny bullshit yet.
Maybe 2025 or 2026?
FJB and Islam says
Exactly. Bud f’ed around and found out…and the find out phase is still in effect. Bud isn’t getting a pass on this just because Trump says “they learned their lesson”.