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    Someone Waits for You at Home, Don’t Drink & Drive There is always somebody waiting for you at home, therefore, do not make that life changing choice to drink and drive. Budweiser’s commercial, “Someone Waits for You at Home, Don’t Drink & Drive” commercial is effective in getting that message across to the audience. This commercial uses pathos and ethos, displays different colors and music, and uses an upward angle from the camera when making the video. This commercial effectively shows that drinking

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    Kairos, or the propitious moment for action, is developed in the commercial by Budweiser to pull in attention from all Americans and those who are minorities in their own ways. During the time that “Born the Hard Way” was released during the Super Bowl in early 2017, controversial topics about acceptance of immigration and racism arose due to the recent results of the presidential election of 2016. Americans and people of color across the nation protested against President Donald Trump due to his

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    Rhetorical Analysis Paper: BudLight Advertisement Budweiser is one of the best-known brands of beer in America. Their ads and commercials have always been known for being humorous and entertaining. Millions of people look forward to seeing the Super Bowl half-time commercials mostly because of Budweiser’s notorious commercials. Budweiser takes advantage of its reputation and makes commercials that are witty and fun for people to watch. They incorporate humor and a certain kind of sex appeal into

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    Campaign Information Bud Light launched an advertising ad on their product that caused bad public relationships through its customers and non-customers. On April 28, 2015 Bud Light released a new slogan to their product (Brown, 2016). The new slogan that Bud Light put on their product stated, “Take No Out of Your Vocabulary Tonight”. Bud Light released this slogan because they started a campaign #Upforwhatever in May 2012 (Brown, 2016). The campaign was advertised and geared towards the younger

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    Japan 's beer industry is concentrated and highly regulated. The industry was projected to grow by approximate 7.6% for 1988 as 1987 realized growth. There were mainly four kinds of beers: Dry, Draft, Lager, & Melt. Consumer taste was graduating changing. Their preferences were switching from Lager beer to dry and draft beer. The government has tremendous power in this industry in terms of price and distribution (a distributor or retailer needs a license issued by the government to sell beers). Therefore

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    “The Budlight Party”, a Superbowl beer ad, depicts Budlight as a political party led by two celebrity spokespersons acting as presidential candidates. The ad features popular celebrities, along with American crowds vouching for the “Budlight Party”. Portrayed through a campaign and scenes of American cultural symbols, the ad uses celebrity endorsers with the source quality likeability and appeals to positive emotions and broad cultural values. By portraying the sources as charismatic leaders, linking

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    One of the most iconic American brands is Budweiser, from the parenting company Anheuser-Busch InBev SA/NV (AB InBev. Budweiser started its journey in 1857 when Adolphus Anheuser migrated to the United States from Germany. Anheuser finally settled in St. Louis, Missouri where he established his own brewing supply house. While in St. Louis he met his future wife, Lilly Busch, the daughter of Eberhard Busch who became partners with Adolphus creating the Anheuser-Busch Company. In the 1870’s, during

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    Budweiser® Beer Friends Are Waiting Budweiser Beer’s famous TV advertisement, “Friends Are Waiting,” was one of the most popular ads to air during Super Bowl 2014. The advertisement has helped encourage people to drink responsibly by taking into consideration friends and family members that could be affected should they choose to drive drunk. Budweiser has pulled on the heartstrings of many through the bond of love and friendship between a man and his dog. The company uses strong emotions to lure

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    Short Description Relish a great beer sourced from the finesse breweries. HonestBrew brings the freshest and superior quality beer from the producers around the nation, and eliminating the middleman to give you the best prices. The company skillfully and proficiently crafts the beer bottles, so whether you want a few beer bottles or a whole package, HonestBrew is here to provide you with every possible option. The store works with the top most breweries in the UK, Europe, USA & Japan to deliver the

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    Diego Alatorre Period:1 Super Bowl Commercials bud light ghost spuds super bowl commercial This commercial is about a dead dog who is explaining to the owner that he should go out with friends more often. The dog takes his owners to the past and the present showing him that his friends need him. Then the dog gives the owner some Bud Light and tells him to go enjoy the party with his friends. 2.This was peripheral route persuasion because it was just showing how Bud Light is suppose to make you cooler

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