People Are Threatening To Boycott Budweiser Over Their Super Bowl Ad

Budweiser's Super Bowl ad this year focused on Anheuser-Busch co-founder Adolphus Busch's immigration to the United States in the mid 1800s, which many have taken as a political statement. What do you think? Was Budweiser's ad too political?

C.j. Eugene
Created by C.j. Eugene
On Feb 8, 2017
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After Budweiser released its Super Bowl ad showing the journey of one of its founders, Adolphus Busch, to America in the mid 1800s and the prejudice he faced as a German immigrant of that time period, many people are now calling for a boycott of Budweiser beer. You can watch the ad that sparked the boycott here:

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Many think that this ad, which began production months ago, was aimed at Trump's immigration ban on people from seven predominantly Muslim countries, which he signed into effect a few days ago. Many more think the ad is too generally political. This has sparked the Twitter hashtags, #BoycottBudweiser and #BoycottBud.

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Nonetheless, there are many more people who thought the ad was well-crafted and interesting and will now begin buying Budweiser to try and counteract the boycott and support the company.

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So, now, what we want to know is...

Do you think Budweiser should be boycotted because of its commercial?

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Any other thoughts? Talk to us about them in the comments below, and share with your friends to see what they think.

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