The Original Budweiser Commercial ran in 1967 and featured the Clydesdale horses pulling a cart to the jingle, “Here Comes the King”. The commercial was simple and the tune was catchy, naming Budweiser as the King of Beer. Advertising has changed in the last few decades. They used to be filled with text and vocal cues to buy the product. In more recent years, companies have started to rely less on that and more on emotional appeal and brief, bite-sized chunks of information. During this year’s Super
throughout the years have taken many different approaches to persuade people to buy their products through commercials. Famous people, such as athletes, actors, actresses, and models, are shown using the product in their lives. The producers of the commercials are using these well-known people to coax others that are sitting at home to buy the product because famous people use it. This Budweiser commercial is a story about a puppy who is friends with a Clydesdale. The puppy gets lost in a town and has to
Super Bowl. Commercials are streamed during the Super Bowl, these commercials are set to appeal to viewers everywhere based on how funny the commercial is. Companies use this well-known Sunday to advertise their products to viewers around the world. During last year’s Super Bowl there were 71 commercials that were aired throughout the Super Bowl. Each one appealed to a certain audience, however, most of the commercials appealed to a male audience. For example T-Mobile had a commercial and hired Kim