The Super Bowl is getting political. While Trump’s immigration ban has polled well among voters, celebrities and big businesses can’t stop criticizing the order on national television. This year, Budweiser chose to make an incredibly expensive statement in favor of immigration during the game.
Budweiser has chosen the charged political issue of immigration as the subject of its Super Bowl LI commercial.
The 60-second spot explains the origin story of the beer company’s immigrant co-founder, Adolphus Busch.The ad, titled “Born the Hard Way,” begins with a young, German-born Busch being told, “You’re not wanted here! Go back home!” The big budget production eventually sees Busch land on the shores of St. Louis where he built his mega-brewery.
“This is the story of the original self-made man, one of the founders of the American Dream, making it the hard way, and his path that all came after him followed,” Laura Rowan, of Budweiser’s creative branch told Adweek.
“We then see the words appear: ‘When nothing will stop your dream, this is the beer you’ll drink.’ We end with the Budweiser logo and [tagline], ‘This Bud’s for you,’” she said of the ad.
Ricardo Marques, vice president and executive for the Budweiser brand in the U.S., says the company’s pro-immigration Super Bowl ad is “relevant today,” in light of President Donald Trump’s executive order temporarily suspending the U.S. Refugee Admissions Program and his executive order intended to tighten security along the U.S.-Mexico border and enhance enforcement of U.S. immigration laws.
Is Budweiser simply telling its origin story? Or are they making a thinly veiled stab at Donald Trump? Watch the ad below and decide for yourself.
Source: Breitbart
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What immigration ban,only ban is travel from known terrorist countries. How are we letting these people get away with all their lies.
It was a hard time. The old did not welcome the new and many lived in deplorable conditions. No welfare back then. You came you struggled and many died from hunger and desease. Today they are given food stamps welfare,etc. Back then our country needed to grow in large numbets. Today we dont. Let those who can come and contribute without using our resources needed for the poor and our veterans. These are who we need now. Yes we can take some refugees. But not millions.
Booooooo..forget this…stay with the horses