Beer commercials

I really don't understand your distaste for modern beer commercials. All the ones you posted were just as lame as the ones they have now.

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Originally Posted by Irving

I really don't understand your distaste for modern beer commercials. All the ones you posted were just as lame as the ones they have now.

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But we were around then.

I was trying to find the recent Anthony's Pizza election (radio) commercial for you, because everyone would like it, but I couldn't find anything on Youtube. Instead, I found this gem. Enjoy. :)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yunwTSfbAyI

I was pretty fond of the "Real men of genius" ads on the radio.

Well, it is a woman's beer--of course they'll have two women in their ads.

Even as a kid i liked yhe Grits Gresham Miller Lite commercials

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Originally Posted by Honey Badger282.8

I was pretty fond of the "Real men of genius" ads on the radio.

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REAL AMERICAN HEROES.....................

YES You Mister Toilet paper Roller. You Know who you are.



Mister Toilet paper Roller Upper

"Mister taco salad inventor"

I don't see no lettuce

Yup. Anheuser-busch commercials used to be pretty decent. Then inbev took us over and we have moppets dancing around doing stella commercials for the super bowl (huge bucks) and 2 douchebags representing our flagship brand. Which we have messed with by adding an enzyme to "improve" extraction. God help us...

American beer ... used to be crap beer with good commercials. Now its crap beer and crap commercials.

http://i.ebayimg.com/00/s/MjUwWDg1MA...XYHpE/$_58.JPG

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Originally Posted by Irving

I really don't understand your distaste for modern beer commercials. All the ones you posted were just as lame as the ones they have now.

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Some of them were lame, some were stupid, some were nonsensically funny. None of them featured anti-American anti-Constitutionalist jackasses like Seth Rogen and Amy Schumer. Bob Uecker and Rodney Dangerfield portrayed themselves as goofballs, even semi-idiots, but they had much more in common with the presumed audience for these commercials than either of these two millenial "comedians". Regarding my previous rant, we all knew they were trying to sell beer but none of the previous generations of commercials referred to "the freedom to drink beer" as a reason for celebrating Memorial Day.