Miller 64 Commercial

"Living the Dream" This commercial shows a group of guys trying to lose weight. They get up early to go for a run, have a salad for lunch, work out at the gym (including getting beat up by a woman boxing instructor). For all their hard work, they get to have Miller 64 as part of their beach barbecue dinner because it's not bad for you. (Lyrics) We run a mile before breakfast Sure, I had a salad for lunch But a Miller 64 at dinner Oh yes 'cause I've worked on my punch 'Cause we live a life of balance And no one can say that we're wrong So here's to good Miller who cut out the filler and made a beer worthy of song To Miller 64 To Miller 64 To love, sweat and beers and well-deserved cheers To Miller 64 Miller 64 Brewed For The Better You.

"It's Miller Time" This commercial starts in a bar with a bottle of Miller Genuine Draft on the counter. A light reflects off the bottle, and that light leaves the bar and starts traveling around the city lighting everything up along the way. It goes out into an alley, crosses a bridge, down several streets, and into another club where a big party is going on. Here a light reflects off a glass from an MGD draft, and this light also moves on. Whole buildings, and even whole city blocks are lit up. Next we are at a concert, and the stage lights continue the reflection off another glass of Miller beer. At the end, there are lights traveling all around the city, and from an overhead view, they spell out the word "TONIGHT" with a bottle as the "I". (Lyrics) And all my people say Na na nana na Hey And all my people say And then we go back, this is the moment Tonight is the night, wel'll fight 'til it's over So we put our hands up like the ceiling can't hold us Like the ceiling can't hold us Miller Genuine Draft (MGD) Tonight It's Miller Time

"Corner Men" This commercial begins with a closeup of a man's face with water streaming down over it. His friends are yelling at him, wiping his mouth off, and wringing a wet towel over his head (hence the water streaming down his face). One of his friends hands him a Miller Lite bottle which he drinks and the starts yelling and psyching himself up. He turns around in his chair and eats the last of the super, ultra hot wings (called the "Demon Wings" at this bar) on his plate. He and his friends cheer, and the bartender throws the man a free T-shirt for completing the plate. When it comes to Miller Time, battles aren't just fought by the man in the ring. They're shared by the men in his corner. It's not just a good time - it's Miller Time Demon Wing, Demon Wings I survived the Demon Wings It's Miller Time facebook.com/MillerLite #ItsMillerTime Miller Lite, Miller Light

"Crack It. Punch It." This commercial begins with NASCAR race car driver Brad Keselowski pushing his car into a garage with his pit crew. He picks up a spark plug and punches another hole in the top of his can of Miller Lite. Later we see a bunch of people at a party. Someone brings the DJ a can of Miller Lite, and he also punches another hold in the top of his can with a stereo connector. A drummer picks up his drumstick and does the same thing. Later at a beach party, a guy puts a hole in his can with a shark tooth necklace, and someone else uses a wrench, a fishing lure, a domino, and a variety of other objects. The idea is that with a second hole in the can, the beer pours out smoother. The new Miller Lite Punch Top Can. Crack it. Punch it. For a smoother pour. However you punch it, it's Miller Time. (Lyrics) How you like me now? Aw yeah Miller Lite millerlite.com bradracing.com New punch top can Miller Light It's Miller Time facebook.com/millerlite #punchtop

"Punch Top Can" This commercial begins at a party with a sink full of ice and cans of Miller Lite. The can opens like any other with a tab, but then has a smaller tab that you can "punch" open with a bottle opener, your keys, a fishing lure, a domino, a wrench, or anything else you may have on hand. The extra tab allows the beer to flow better out of the can causing a smoother pour because it allows air into the can. After the party, we also see guys playing in their baseball / softball leagues, a bunch of guys drinking them while they are out camping, and at a bar while playing pool. The new Miller Lite Punch Top Can. Crack it. Punch it. For a smoother pour. However you punch it, it's Miller Time. (Lyrics) How you like me now? New Punch Top Can Miller Lite, Miller Light Tornados, Private League Play Only It's Miller Time. #PunchTop facebook.com/MillerLite

Miller 64 | The world’s most debated math problem America is engaged in a heated debate about this math problem. So we recruited the expertise of world-renowned mathematician Ken Ono to help us determine the answer. Visit WhatNumberIsSmaller.com to weigh in on the debate. Introduce yourself. I'm Ken Ono and I'm a mathematician. I'm a world expert in number theory. And why are you here today? I believe there is an equation that you need my help with. I'm known for solving Vermontogen's partition congruences. With collaborators, I solved the umbral moonshine conjecture, and many other problems in mathematics. Mathematics is everywhere. It will play a very important role for advancing the human condition. The theory of Vermontogen's partition congruences ... just the three primes ... I would like to restore the value in science and education, and I hope to be remembered as someone who tackled and solved difficult math problems. So we're having some trouble determining the answer to this equation. What number is smaller, 80 or 64? 64. Miller 64 presents University of Virginia 2020 Research Award Ken Ono 64 is a smaller number than 80. We have proof. Visit WhatNumberIsSmaller.com to weigh in on the debate. Bud Light Next: 80 calories Miller 64: 64 calories

This commercial for Miller 64 shows men running - through city streets, in the park, past people walking their dogs. The men run in the rain, and in the wind. They go to the gym where they life weights, run on the treadmill and even do yoga. They celebrate by going to the bar at the end to enjoy a cold bottle of Miller 64. (Lyrics) We run in the city We run in the park We run past the dog with that really weird bark We run when it's windy it really gets old Miller 64's a reward for the bold We go to the gym for a while we stay We sweat on the treadmill but wipe it away I wanted to cry but no tears today A cold 64 will make it OK To Miller 64, to Miller 64 So here's to good Miller who cut out the filler To Miller 64 Miller 64 Brewed for the better you.