Bud Light Brings In Big NFL Stars to Beg Consumers to Come Back to Brand

NFL Legends Peyton Manning and Emmet Smith have teamed up with Bud Light for the company’s most recent attempt at undoing the damage that it sustained during the aftermath of the Dylan Mulvaney controversy. The former Dallas Cowboys and Indianapolis Colts came together to attempt to bring Bud Light back from the proverbial grave following boycotts and downright disgust from many of its former fans.

The commercial, called “Easy Rounds – Easy to Drink Easy to Enjoy,” has received only 8 thousand views on YouTube but many more from its spot on television. Manning and Smith now join other massive sports figures like the Ultimate Fighting Championship’s Dana White as spokespersons for the brand that once ruled the domestic beer scene.

Now, with Bud Light fighting to claw back the market share that it lost to other brands, especially Modelo Especial, famous athletes are being used to draw the American public out of its boycott. The commercial itself is pretty cool, with Manning throwing pass after pass to deliver a round of beers to a bar. Ultimately, Smith joins in the game, throwing cans left and right to thirsty patrons.

Smith talked to Fox News Business about the experience filming the commercial, noting that the process was fun and that the energy in the bar was incredibly positive for the duration of the commercial. He said, “We have a good time in the bar and having great fun and great laughs and enjoying that fan experience.”

Bud Light has also partnered with the NFL to give lucky fans a chance to win tickets to the Super Bowl this year through purchasing products. Smith, who seems to be an advocate of the brand, had this to say about that contest and what it may mean for the winners. “That overall experience is coming together from the commercial to really in the hands of fans when they scan the Bud Lights to enter to have an opportunity to win the tickets.

Related Posts

For years, I cheated on my wife

I wrote my name on that envelope as if it were the name of a dead man. My hands refused to obey. The paper weighed more than…

PART 2 For years, I cheated on my wife

But not with tenderness. She smiled with sheer exhaustion. “You should have said that when I still cared enough to believe you.” That night I didn’t sleep…

PART 3 For years, I cheated on my wife

The next morning, Sarah took the kids to school. Before leaving, my daughter hugged me. “Are you picking us up today, Dad?” I looked at Sarah. She…

PART 4 For years, I cheated on my wife

“I won’t.” “And don’t apologize just because you are afraid.” “I am afraid,” I admitted. “But I also feel ashamed.” Sarah looked at me for a long…

I borrowed my husband’s truck to haul mulch on a Saturday.

I borrowed my husband’s truck to haul mulch on a Saturday. The glovebox stuck, and when I yanked it, a pawn ticket slid out. 300 dollars, for…

PART 2 I borrowed my husband’s truck to haul mulch on a Saturday

I put the pawn ticket and the keycard back in the glovebox and slammed it shut. The latch caught properly this time. I started the truck, backed…

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *