Remember the Budweiser frogs? They were the unlikely stars of a wildly popular '90s ad campaign that had more plot twists and turns than a daytime soap opera. ... Sends Back Photos.

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 ...

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.

Budweiser is having a special Football and Foals watch party that day at the foals' home. Guests can watch the game on four big screens and get photos with the new arrivals and other Clydesdales.

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 ...

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) The three frogs whose combined croaks formed into "Bud-Wei-Ser" became so omnipresent that the following year, a California research group found that more children were ...

Today we feature Budweiser’s trio of frogs – Bud, Weis, and Er – as our marketing moment. The three frogs were a staple of the Anheuser-Busch brand’s advertising efforts in the 1990’s ...

Budweiser's Made in America Festival began in Philadelphia on Aug. 31, 2013. Check out these photos from the first day, including shots from performances by Walk the Moon, HAIM, Public Enemy ...

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 ...

Budweiser’s Super Bowl ads are often among the most popular and remembered — from croaking frogs to puppies to Clydesdales playing football. They have even become part of pop culture — Wassup?!

When it comes to the Super Bowl, the promise of the best commercials of the year can be just as much of a draw as the action on the gridiron.