re: Anheuser-Busch CEO disavows Dylan Mulvaney

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In reality, the Bud Light can posted by a social media influencer that sparked all the conversation was provided by an outside agency without Anheuser-Busch management awareness or approval

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This is a pretty damning statement. You don’t just manufacture bud light cans without AB knowing about it?

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Anheuser-Busch did not intend to…. make a political statement.

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bullshite.

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Stop trying to tell me everyday across all aspects of media and entertainment that transgenderism is normal,

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you should change your surroundings and consume better media if you're being told daily that mental illness is normal.

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I might not hate them every time I see one.

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search out Jesus, get help

It is interesting that the top manager in charge of protecting and promoting the brand is now stating that his organization isn't setup in a way to approve brand actions for one of the most valuable brands in the world. If I were the board and shareholders, this would be the most fireable part of this whole thing. If the people that need to know don't know, you have failed in properly running your organization. Of course, that is a scapegoating fantasy that no one believes, so it doesn't matter.

Here’s the thing.
Mits one thing to our Dylan Mulvaney all over commercials and cans on shelves.

It’s another to have Mulvaney do a promotion on Social Media.

Y’all basically are upset that Bd Light even tries to promote itself to Mulvaney’s audience.

You can’t say this is about bud trying to force anything on you.

Too little, too late.

Maybe these big corporations will eventually figure they need to stop catering to the few mentally deranged, in turn pissing off almost their entire consumer base.

TLDR- Go woke, go broke

Doesn't seem like he's apologizing but saying no one had any idea about this and one GUY did all of this on his own including making a bud light can. Most people are not going to believe this.

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It seems so simple, but I'm sure in their management meetings there are people too afraid to pitch burying the Goliath that owned their market. If someone had the courage to pitch displacing inbev, there would be several idiots saying the business equivalent of we can't do that because silence is violence.

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That's the problem. The left has tried to neuter mainstream comedy. Bud used to be raunchy and funny with their ads. Hell they had men dressed as ladies in their "Ladies Night" ads.

People want to laugh and drink inoffensive beer. Not be lectured on how a man with a 5 o'clock shadow and a cock is a lady.


If a company would just embrace a little bit of Sanity and admit that there are men and women, and they are a bit different, and that's fine...it would go a long way. Hell, get a little gay fella to do it. It doesn't matter.

But we've got to stop this pandering to mentally ill groomers. It's a bridge too far

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Maybe explain that they don’t actually hate their customers. Because the activist behind this campaign literally said that Bud Light’s customer base was undesirable. I believed she used the term “fratty”.

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I don’t remember her saying they were undesirable. She used fratty to describe a younger crowd.