Can a millionaire heir save Budweiser? He aims to ‘Make Bud Light Great Again’.

The Heir of the Anheuser-Busch Family Fortune Aims to Revitalize Bud ⁣Light

The heir of the Anheuser-Busch family fortune⁢ is considering the possibility of restoring the former King of Beer, Bud Light, ⁢after its downfall following ⁣a disastrous marketing partnership with transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney.

In a ⁤recent interview⁤ with conservative influencer‌ Benny Johnson, Billy Busch discussed the potential revival of Bud Light.

According to Newsweek,⁢ Busch’s family​ was bought out of Anheuser-Busch ‍by a Belgian brewing company in 2008. However, the financial troubles faced by Anheuser-Busch have prompted Busch ‌to contemplate reclaiming the company’s most well-known‍ and ​controversial beer‍ brands.

“I know Anheuser-Busch InBev just sold off‌ eight brands,‌ and if they ever decide to ⁢sell the Bud Light brand, they could ‌sell​ it to me,” Busch stated.

Anheuser-Busch Heir Billy Busch hints at buying back Bud Light after catastrophic brand implosion:

“I think we can Make Bud Light Great Again.” pic.twitter.com/1TifT3IqE1

— Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) ⁣ August 11,‌ 2023

Busch also mentioned the possibility ​of forming an investment group‌ to reclaim the once-iconic American‌ beer brand.⁣ He expressed his determination to make ​Bud‍ Light ⁤great again.

The ongoing boycott​ against Bud Light and Anheuser-Busch has had significant ⁣consequences, ⁣leading the company to sell eight of its‌ smaller beer brands, as reported by anheuser-busch-selling-shock-top-breckinridge-cannabis-company-tilray” target=”_blank” rel=”noopener”>Fox Business.

Billy Busch criticized Anheuser-Busch’s decision to market its beer with the help of ​a leftist culture warrior ​who is considered⁣ toxic to conservative drinkers, ‍as highlighted ⁣in ⁤ The‍ Western ⁣Journal. He‌ identified the company’s⁤ marketing ⁤staff as‍ a problem, accusing them of⁤ losing touch with Bud Light⁤ drinkers.

“I would have first said, ‘watch out who the ​marketing people‌ are that you‍ hire’ — they’re these young, ‌woke individuals ⁢who want to push political agendas down⁤ your throat coming out⁢ of these woke ​schools,” advised Busch, emphasizing the importance of relatability ‍in advertisements.

Anheuser-Busch Heir Billy Busch recalls what made the family company successful before being taken over by​ outside⁣ woke corporate management:

“You had to know who ⁤your audience‍ was.” pic.twitter.com/wAptNRaepf

— Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) August​ 11, 2023

Busch highlighted the difference between his family’s business ⁢practices​ and Anheuser-Busch’s corporate practices, emphasizing the importance of understanding ⁣the target audience.

Furthermore, Busch expressed his ‍belief that Anheuser-Busch’s founders are “rolling in their graves” due to the⁤ company’s current direction.

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