i agree

TV has become dismal

For sure! TV ads used to be fun, tuneful, goofy, or at least kind of interesting. Now, they are excruciatingly tedious, uncreative, and woke, like the actual shows. I never watch TV anymore because of this.

In the 2020’s, every girl I dated told me the same thing! Also, I’m currently recovering from liver damage. 🙁

This comment made me cry laughing at work hahaaha

I agree. 70's and early 80's commercials were engaging and you wanted to watch them. Man the commercial's today can't hold a candle to those years.

They basically forced us to drink brewskis with the he commercials. I was getting hammered when I was 14-15

Yikes!! 😂😂😂

Bro same when i was 15 years of age took few beers from basement secretly

Me too!! Michelob beer at 16!! If it wasn't for Phil Collins "In the Air Tonight" over the "The night belongs to Michelob" commercial, I would still have my original, God given liver!!!! Had a wild life, made some incredibly wild and crazy memories and made and had more than a few beautiful and gorgeous ladies.... Be that as it may, in retrospect, I wish I had never drank my first 🍺 beer, the price tag was way too high when it came time to pay the bill.... Now, I follow God's word and follow Jesus, and it's so much more of a wonderful life than I could ever have imagined. Think twice about that booze before you take that painful, depressing and DANGEROUS road to the Valley of Death....

They toss the American way which was cool in the Reagan era

Yes my friend my dad grampa and I have the taste for the frosty brew it was a beautiful thing when we got together.

@@shiftyhenry5133my dad doesn’t like beer but I remember my grandfather and I drinking a beer on the porch when I turned 21 n that is the best moment because my grandfather n I have been close since I was a baby n it’s a real honor to drink a beer with him

Im doing that now

But your not drinking quality beer

@@salaamakbar3630 Sure i am pop, I'm drinking Stroh's

so am I I remember a lit of th

me coors, rolling rock , pbr

You were never truly happy...you just didn't have any responsibilities.

Dido

It was what, now?

That or you forget you put it in there and when it hits your tongue you almost puke 😂

Those pull tops belong on the beach

I owe the origin of my marriage and family to a pub crawl of breweries in Milwaukee

At least that’s what my dad told me 😂 I’m kidding …I don’t even know my dad ..although I wish I could have but that’s life. 🙏🏻

Interesting, did your parents (or other relatives) drink beer?

@@not-so-smartaleck8987 My Dad and a few Uncles. The beer commercials from back in the day were about Fellowship and the end of a hard day's work. My favorites always came around the Holidays. The music and the jingles gave me a certain feeling as a kid .I myself never developed a taste for beer but the 70s and 80s beer commercials had a warm feeling to them.

Several of these either no longer exist or have been bought up by bigger brewing companies.

Had a long chain of them hanging off the rear view mirror of my '65 Chevy S. S. Yikes...

If you weren't careful you could step on a pop top, blow out a flip flop, cut your heel and have to cruise on back home. ;)

So...a Canadian beer, then? Or are beer brands in the US & Canada pretty much the same?

Nope...you have it backwards. Those old macro beers were swill (still are). Modern craft beers are what beer is supposed to taste like. You don't have to be a beer snob to know the difference.

@@shannonhenson609 you couldn't be more wrong bud. IPA is some foul stuff. Give me, or any other red blooded American an ice cold Natty light or a Busch and keep your craft swill.

@@bobsmith-ru7xp Unfortunately....most older Americans got used to watered down macro brews that were sold in this country for many decades, made mostly with cheap corn, rice and barley....and very little, if any hops. Hops is what real beer requires. Now, it is true that some craft beers have too much hops...and i don't like that either. But Natural Light and Busch are just junk beers. Natural Light isn't much more than carbonated water.

@@shannonhenson609 Idk man, this Natural light I'm drinking rn sure tastes good. Not to mention they brought back the vintage cans which just makes it hit like it's 1985. Of course I wasn't born until 1998, but damn if 1985 doesn't taste like a goddamn good beer. I've tried a few crafts and never liked anything that wasn't supposed to be an American lager, which just tasted like a normal beer, just not as good and at a higher price. I haven't found a beer that's not a normal American beer, or a Mexican cervesa that was worth drinking.

@@bobsmith-ru7xp Craft beer is something you have to adjust to....or acquire a taste for. If you are used to drinking things like Natural Light and Busch....then you WILL have and adjustment period. Try something like Sierra Nevada Pale Ale instead of the REALLY "hoppy" craft beers....for a start.

Nah, just go bowling - you'll forget all about beer.

You may want to consider light beer. It's less filling.

I mentally moved back to the 90's a couple years ago and I'm far happier than any of my friends

It’s always 1970-1990 in my house!

Same here.

A LOT OF BEER...........

Foam keep the beer from tasting skunky. Oxygen is beers enemy.

I prefer to pour my beer straight into the glass as well. There's no better way to break the bouquet.

Scientifically, if you don't have a hefty pour, more carbonation stays in the beer. More carbonation means more bloating!

Um , it’s called a “strong pour.”

Sorry, I can't get a visual contact high from any cig ads. Ugh.

Host Axton for Busch.

In the Old Milwaukee commercial, The manager is Jackson Beck. Another great voice actor.

@@BrianSmith-wh9bi Great catch on Jackson Beck! His narration in Woody Allen's "Take the Money and Run" was brilliant.

True, but it's easier to crack somebody over the dome with.

Nah man they make stub neck coors banquet

Sessions, Red Stripe...

"You may not have heard of it, but you will." I never heard of that beer brand until now, I don't remember the ad at all, and I don't remember ever seeing it in a store. I would agree that your so-called "successful formula" worked with a brand like Heineken, assuming they used that "formula" (I can't remember).

Some of the beers weren't always 'imported' into some parts of the country. I never heard of Arndeker either, nor had I seen the commercial. Stroh took some time before it came into the Northeast even after they'd purchased Schlitz. I don't drink beer, but I will.

I love that commercial because I drink my beers out of a goblet, too. 🍺🤓👍

I think drinking Schlitz would give you a bad case of the "schlitzes", so to speak. ;)

When your in the shits, just grab a Schlitz

Or the rare dive that sells tall boy's

Returning Shadow. I saw that. That would be annoying as hell always having that shit fall in your mouth.

We made chains out of them. Never stupid enough to drop them in the beer.

By the time I starting drinking beer (late 70s/early 80s), those pull tabs were already a thing of the past.

And the one where he's talking about pitches and the beers keep sliding

The latter must've been in that "gay 90s" ad (39:20), LOL

I've never seen beer sold in 15- and 30-packs, just 6-, 12- and 24-packs (the latter being a "case"). I wonder if the 15/30 packs are (or were) sold in Canada?

@@not-so-smartaleck8987 it's rare in the US, but I saw a 15 pack a few months ago. I think it was Bud or Natty Ice maybe