The Budweiser frogs campaign was undeniably effective, boosting Budweiser's brand recognition and contributing to a strong sales period for Anheuser-Busch. However, there were a few main reasons ...

Dubbing the Budweiser frogs the “Joe Camel of beer ads,” Mothers Against Drunk Driving on Friday called for Anheuser-Busch to end its popular commercials. “If we are going to clean up our ...

Have you seen a frog without hearing “Budweiser” in your head since? Didn’t think so. Bud Bowl I (1989) It’s a bunch of Bud bottles playing football against Bud Light bottles.

The inside story behind the famous Budweiser “Frogs” campaign demonstrates the power of bold risk-taking. How taking a chance gave Anheuser-Busch the top two beer brands in the world. In late ...

In 1996, Budweiser beer began offering a free "Budweiser Frogs" screensaver themed after their popular series of commercials.. The following year, warnings began to circulate via e-mail claiming ...

It’s not news that sex is a major theme of modern advertising. It’s used in everything from peddling jeans, as in the kiddie porn of Calvin Klein, to gorgeous women flashing long limbs … ...

Budweiser: Frogs (1995) It changed the genre, transforming how we as a nation viewed beer and frogs. Forever. The 1995 ad’s animatronic frogs were designed by the same studio that did the ...

"Whassup" and the Budweiser Frogs were not only critically acclaimed, but also became part of Y2K American culture. Unfortunately, even those frogs couldn't stop the flagship brand's demise.

The Budweiser Frogs, the "Whassup" guys, and the company's uncharacteristically majestic Super Bowl commercials featuring herds of Clydesdale horses rank among some of the most iconic campaigns ...

No frogs, dogs or Clydesdale horses. This year’s Super Bowl already was going to be a little different, and now it officially will be without one of its mainstays. For the first time in 37 years ...

The Budweiser Frogs Joined The Ranks Of Unemployment. Seeing the love everyone had for the three OG frogs, Budweiser introduced a few reptiles to the swamp in 1998 — Louie and Frankie the lizards.