The young animal's appearance marks the first time a Clydesdale foal has appeared in a Budweiser Super Bowl ad in over 10 years Kelli Bender is the Pets Editor at PEOPLE. She has been working at ...
Budweiser has been one of the most recognizable Super Bowl advertisers in the history of the Big Game, from the frogs to the dogs to the iconic Clydesdales. In 2025, a new character takes center ...
A day after the Chiefs and Eagles clinched the AFC and NFC championships, sending them to New Orleans for Super Bowl LIX, St. Louis-based Budweiser dropped its latest Super Bowl ad featuring its ...
The famed American brewer took "GMA" behind the scenes of its new ad spot. From amusing animal pipe dreams -- like a donkey that longed to be a Clydesdale -- to heartfelt reunions between a puppy ...
Anheuser-Busch elevated Budweiser from a regional to a national 2025 Super Bowl spot after getting positive internal feedback on its spot starring a Clydesdale. Anheuser-Busch chief commercial ...
After decades of market dominance and industry consolidation, Budweiser blundered badly when it embraced woke culture and ignored its core base, according to critics. NurPhoto via Getty Images ...
In a Super Bowl commercial lineup that leaned into artificial intelligence, nonspecific meditations on divisiveness and the usual smattering of celebrities, Budweiser rose above the chaff with a ...
At least, during some of the commercials anyway. Budweiser unveiled its new advertisement for Super Bowl LIX today. The spot features the brand’s famous famous Clydesdale horses, with a foal ...
WASHINGTON — Budweiser is returning to the Super Bowl advertising space with a heartwarming commercial featuring its signature Clydesdale horses. The commercial, which was unveiled just two ...
While NFL fans have anxiously waited all season to see a championship matchup develop, one aspect of Super Bowl Sunday already is set: the Budweiser Clydesdales will make commercial magic as they ...
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