like a fish on the kitchen floor.
Anheuser-Busch is being accused of pandering to conservatives who have boycotted Bud Light by releasing a new Harley-Davidson-themed commercial for sister brand Budweiser.
The beer company, which has seen sales of Bud Light tank in recent weeks following the backlash over its partnership with transgender social media influencer Dylan Mulvaney, recently released a Budweiser ad touting specially created cans with the Harley Davidson logo.
“The greatest legacies are built with grit and resilience - one detail at a time,” the narrator of the commercial said in between footage of a mechanic tending to a Harley Davidson motorcycle. The commercial also cuts to shots of a can of Budweiser that bears the motorcycle brand’s logo.
'Quick - go get some bikers and some grease-monkeys to solve our image problems'. Yeah - good luck with that, Bud...
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This is the former American Radiator Building, now the American Standard Building in New York City. Architects John Howells & Raymond Hood with contribution by Rene Paul Chambellan, 1924.
What a magnificent example of a time when pleasing the eye mattered as much as function.
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occassionaly they actually have serious front page...
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that perspective is relative.
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This is a 1971 Chevrolet Camaro Landau show car.
I'd keep it exactly as is...
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I bet they pivot reinventing old brands and reviving the old Michelob commercials. "Weekends, are made for Michelob..."
ReplyDeleteMaybe both HD & Buttwiper should consider producing a product so good no one cares what their PC views are. Wouldn't that be something, huh?
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I grew up on a farm in south GA. I used to listen to Alison Steele play progressive rock using my dad's ham radio. Somebody in NYC was rebroadcasting the last 3 hours of her show real time and I had the reel-to-reel set up to tape them. I would then copy the songs I liked to cassette. They would not be stereo but I would be listening to music months before it was heard in south Georgia.
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