That is the catch-phrase that will result from the Bud Light Super Bowl commercial featuring comedian Shane Gillis, singer Post Malone and two-time Super Bowl champion quarterback Peyton Manning.

In the 60-second ad, a group of football-watching pals unleash the Bud Light Genie and have all their wishes come true Sabrina Weiss is the Editorial Assistant of PEOPLE's food department.

Still, Bud Light became the official beer of the UFC and enlisted comedian Shane Gillis to star in a well-received ad that aired during the Super Bowl. The ad, which featured Gillis and rapper Post ...

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Post Malone and Shane Gillis crash a neighbor's 'lame party' in this year's Super Bowl ad. (AB InBev) Bud Light’s continuing comeback tour stops by a backyard barbecue in this year’s Super ...

Transgender activist Dylan Mulvaney was asked to reflect on the Bud Light controversy that sparked a massive backlash against both the influencer and the beer brand in 2023. Mulvaney came under ...

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The Bud Light Hi-Fi Concert Series isn't over, as there will be two more free shows coming up on March 28 and 29 in Snowmass.