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"Bud Light - Glove" This ad shows a Buffalo Bills fan tailgating in the snow with a Bud Light, and having trouble opening the can with his thick winter gloves on. Toughest cans in the NFL. Bud Light Official Beer Sponsor Limited Edition Beer with your team on it.

When you order Bud Light delivery with the Bud Light Button app, you better be #UpForWhatever happens next. Just download the app, tap for Bud Light, and get ready - because anything can happen. This ad shows a wild party that gets delivered alongside the Bud Light ordered with the Bud Light Button app. The Bud Light is delivered, along with Steve Aoki. "THE BUD LIGHT BUTTON - THE PERFECT BUTTON FOR WHATEVER HAPPENS" It was supposed to be a normal, regular Friday night. A few close friends, some TV, maybe karaoke if things got crazy. We just thought we were ordering a couple of cases of Bud Light, and then... The Bud Light Button. The one tap beer delivery app in Washington D.C.. It's the perfect button for whatever happens. Product is purchased and fulfilled through the retailer network of Klink Incorporated. Download it now. Up For A Delivery Like This? Order Bud Light With One Tap. Anything Could Happen Next. Bud Light Button 1. Download 2. Tap 3. Enjoy Download on the App Store Get It On Google Play

"Bud Light Super Bowl 1995 - Charlton Heston, I Love You Man" This Super Bowl ad features the I Love You Man going up to Charlton Heston at a Party to try to get his beer. Charlton Heston: Just make sure you stay in the chariot and I guarantee you're gonna win the dang race. Life's too short. ILoveYouMan: Hahaha. You are so special. The chariot thing you did, and the water stuff. I love you, man. Charlton Heston: You're not getting my Bud Light. Frankly, son, you frighten me. Announcer: For the great taste that won't fill you up and never let's you down, make it a Bud Light. Charlton Heston: And it's more like, "I love you, man." See? Make it a Bud Light

Bud Light - Clothing Drive This banned Super Bowl ad starts out with some people at work. A woman asks a man walking by if he brought anything in for the clothing drive. They guy didn't bring anything, but when he learns that you get a free Bud Light for ever piece of clothing you donate, he takes off his shirt and tie for the free beer. It turns out he isn't the only one. There are guys walking around in boxer shorts, no shirts, and other levels of undress. One guy tries to put his pen in his shirt pocket, but realizes he is no longer wearing a shirt, so he puts his pen in his tightie whities. The guy later offers to get a hot woman in the office a Bud Light, so he strips off the underwear too. The receptionist is completely naked causing people entering the office to run into walls while staring at her. By the end of the day, almost everyone in the office is naked. Did you bring anything for the clothing drive? No. Too bad. You get a free Bud Light for every article of clothing you donate. Sweet. Morning, Bob. Morning, Jim. That was my pen. Oh. Keep it. It's for a good cause. You're hired. Welcome to the team. I'll get you a Bud Light. Hold that! Hold that. Newton Graham, hold please. Sorry. There you go. Gross. I'd like to congratulate Sarah on running the most successful clothing drive ever. You are a gem. Clothing Drive Newton Graham Bud Light BudLight.com

"Bud Light - Sacrifice" When your friends are counting on you to throw a Super Bowl party, sometimes you have to make the ultimate sacrifice. I'm still not sure there's enough Bud Light for our Super Bowl party. Wizard, turn me into Bud Light. Dilly Dilly. Whoa, whoa, I was kidding! Just do the throne. I can't believe you were going to do that. Here's to the friends you can always count on. Bud Light Famous Among Friends

This famous Super Bowl ad begins with a guy sitting on his couch drinking a bottle of Budweiser. His phone rings and it's his friend. They ask each other what is up, and the simple answer is that they are both watching the football game and drinking a Budweiser. Soon other people are on the phone and stopping by, and they all ask each other "WHASSUP?" (What's Up) over and over. Hello. Yo, 'sup? Nothin' B. Just watchin' the game. Havin' a Bud. What's up wit chu? Nothing. Watching the game. Having a Bud. True. True. Whassup! Wasup! Yo, who's that. Yo, pick up the phone. Hello. Whazzup! Wazzup! Yo, where's Dookie? Yo, Dookie! Yo. Whassup! Hold on. Whassup. So what's up, B? Watchin' the game. Havin' a Bud. Budweiser True www.budweiser.com

"2006 Super Bowl: Budweiser - Super Fan" This commercial shows a group of Budweiser Clydesdales getting ready for a game of football on a field in the Midwest. The line up on each side of the ball while a crown of other animals lines up to watch the big game including buffalo/bison, deer, sheep, rabbits, raccoons, rams, and wolves. Just as the ball is about to be snapped, a shaved sheep runs out onto the field - it's a streaker! The lamb shakes it's butt and even stands up on its back legs. Streaker. Didn't need to see that. Nope. Budweiser

This commercial focuses on a soldier off at war and his family who is at home waiting for him. The ad is shown in split screen with the left half showing the soldier and the right half showing the family. It begins with the soldier calling early in the morning to tell his brother (?) that he's coming home. The brother starts contacting and organizing the rest of the family while the soldier prepares himself for the flight home. The family sets up an old barn for a welcome home party with lots of lights, and of course, Budweiser beer. They continue to show the family getting the party ready while the soldier moves from plane to bus for the next leg of his journey. When he finally arrives back in his home town, no one is there to meet him (which is actually quite sad and a huge mistake by Budweiser), but he makes his way home and knocks on the door, and still no one is around. He finally sees the lit up barn and as he opens the barn door, he is welcomed home with the surprise party. Hello. Hey man, it's me. I'm coming home. When?! Welcome Home Proudly serving those who serve Budweiser

This commercial features a techno / electro beat with a Middle Eastern flair, and simply shows the red Budweiser crown (King of Beers) logo. Are you ready Crisp Clear Step up to Select Refreshing Budweiser Select Drink Responsibly

Budweiser - Football This commercial shows a large stampede of large Clydesdale horses running through a field. The come together in two groups facing each other, and we can see a football between them. They hike the ball and a loud game of football starts. The hiked ball flies back and one of them catches it an holds it up for the kicker who kicks it between the "goal posts" which are two utility poles next to their field. One cowboy who has been watching this whole thing turns to another and asks, "Do they always do that?" to which the other replies, "Nah, they usually go for two" (instead of just the extra point). They always do that? Nah, they usually go for two. Budweiser King of Beers