It was a favorite of Super Bowl XXXIII viewers. The Budweiser frogs became so popular in 1995 that spin-off merchandise was created. It was simple, funny and even a bit dumb, but it was a ...

That’s certainly the case with Budweiser’s vocal frogs. “Bud” “Weis” “Er” became an earworm, constantly imitated—and all the while promoting the brand behind the ad. There’s a ...

Budweiser has had several memorable ads over the years. The Budweiser Frogs commercial in 1995 featured frogs croaking “Bud,” “Weis,” “Er.” It became an instant hit. In 2000 ...

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It’s why some have stood the test of time for decades. No one would argue that the Budweiser frogs were Hollywood-level special effects ... but that didn’t matter then and it still doesn’t ...

Some of the most famous commercials in American TV history were first shown, perhaps only shown, during a Super Bowl - such as the Budweiser frogs and the “Hey Kid, Catch” ad for Coca-Cola.

First was its commercial from Super Bowl XXIX. Using the ribbit sound that frogs make, Budweiser had two of them in a swamp croaking, "Bud" and "Weis" back and forth. Soon the frog that said "Er ...

At some point or another, the commercials presented during the Super Bowl became just as important as the game itself. We don’t know why it happened, but because most people will watch this ...

I also remember watching the Budweiser “Frogs” commercial in my advertising class in college. The list truly goes on and on, but anytime there’s a relevant pop culture reference or celebrity ...