Bud Light Launches College Football Campaign with Shane Gillis
Bud Light Launches College Football Campaign with Shane Gillis

Bud Light Launches College Football Campaign with Shane Gillis

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Bud Light is making a significant marketing comeback with a new campaign featuring comedian Shane Gillis, aiming to recover from a severe sales decline after a controversial partnership with transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney. The new ad, titled 'The Dean's Office', humorously portrays Gillis as a football coach in a high-stakes confession scenario with a college athlete, cleverly tying in the allure of Bud Light with comedic elements. The immediate reception of the ad has been largely positive, with viewers praising Gillis's performance and comedic style, although some critics remain skeptical of the brand's efforts to mend its image. Bud Light is also launching 26 team-specific cans for college football fans, further aligning its branding with the sport. This shift in strategy is part of a broader attempt by Anheuser-Busch to reconnect with its core consumer base after the fallout from its previous marketing direction. Despite the positive reception, the brand still faces challenges with certain segments of its audience who have not forgiven the earlier missteps.

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