Bud Light slammed for partnering with Dylan Mulvaney: 'Fixated on going woke'

[Taco]

Seriously, don't people have more important things to worry about who is the face of Bud Light or whats on the cans??

https://wwmt.com/news/nation-world/bud- ... n-mulvaney#

[Graham Wellington]

Women should be offended by the blackface-esque performance Dylan constantly gives when doing his impersonation of a woman.

[Matt]

Bud Light is garbage beer.

That is a bigger issue than who is endorsing it.

[Turkeytop]

Bud Light is garbage beer.

That is a bigger issue than who is endorsing it.

YES!

[Lester The Nightfly]

[Taco]

Bud Light is Nasty AF, but who cares what's on the can? I saw a video of Kid Rock ranting and shooting up a stack of Bud Lights in protest.

[kager]

If you like BL, pour it in a glass (or - better yet - on the ground) or stuff the can in a full-on kozee.

Or, try something else for a change. Perhaps your taste buds have become active again since last you did that.

[craig11152]

That might have been worth a chuckle 20-30 years ago.
But so called craft beer brewing is a thing now. Close to 10,000 and growing across the country. The beers they produce are far from "close to water"

Crawl out from under your rock and visit the 21st century.

[Lester The Nightfly]

That might have been worth a chuckle 20-30 years ago.
But so called craft beer brewing is a thing now. Close to 10,000 and growing across the country. The beers they produce are far from "close to water"

Crawl out from under your rock and visit the 21st century.

First, that quote is attributed to a Monty Python bit which explains the American reference. Second, I've been drinking micro's from just after the Oregon legislature approved in-house brewing (brewpubs) in 1985, while you were nursing a Natty or Milwaukie's Best.

It was a joke, get the stick out of your ass.

BTW - If you're at all interested in getting an education about the history of microbrews of Oregon (arguably where the much of the movement was born) here's a short documentary produced by Oregon Public Broadcast some years ago:

https://watch.opb.org/video/oregon-experience-beervana/

[Bryce]

Sounds to me like a desperate attempt by InBev to get someone, anyone, to drink their swill.

FWIW, mass produced American beer didn't always taste like it does today. Think Yuengling founded in 1829 which still produces a traditional lager.

After prohibition was repealed, many tinkered with their recipes and marketing to try to capture a larger share of the female market. Remember "The Champagne of Beers?" They weren't targeting longshoremen with that campaign.

[TC Talks]

It's fun watching conservative victims whine about the world moving past them...

Natty Light would never do something like this...

Maybe DeSantis will ban it Florida...

[craig11152]

It was a joke, get the stick out of your ass.

It was a joke 20 years ago. That is my point. It hasn't been funny in that long.

[Honeyman]

That might have been worth a chuckle 20-30 years ago.
But so called craft beer brewing is a thing now. Close to 10,000 and growing across the country. The beers they produce are far from "close to water"

Crawl out from under your rock and visit the 21st century.

First, that quote is attributed to a Monty Python bit which explains the American reference. Second, I've been drinking micro's from just after the Oregon legislature approved in-house brewing (brewpubs) in 1985, while you were nursing a Natty or Milwaukie's Best.

It was a joke, get the stick out of your ass.

BTW - If you're at all interested in getting an education about the history of microbrews of Oregon (arguably where the much of the movement was born) here's a short documentary produced by Oregon Public Broadcast some years ago:

https://watch.opb.org/video/oregon-experience-beervana/

What other Oregon beers should I try outside of Deschutes, Lester? I like fresh squeezed very much. I've got a couple great beer stores near me that would probably stock them. I'm open to all types, partial to IPA's which I have plenty to choose from here in the state south of you.

[Bryce]

It was a joke, get the stick out of your ass.

It was a joke 20 years ago. That is my point. It hasn't been funny in that long.

Liberals have a hard time grasping the concept of humor. Why do you think Air America failed.

[Mega Hertz]

It was a joke, get the stick out of your ass.

It was a joke 20 years ago. That is my point. It hasn't been funny in that long.

Liberals have a hard time grasping the concept of humor. Why do you think Air America failed.

Air America failed because people under the age of 80 generally don't go to dying AM sticks up the dial for their political news. A certain demographic has that covered.

As for the "humor" angle, I can laugh and joke with the best of them. There's a difference between a joke and being flat out crude. I guess I just don't see the so-called humor in bringing someone else down.