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Budweiser - WassssupNewest Review: ... we had the either hate or love chilling out having a bud advert with wwwwaaaaaaaaaassssssssssssssssss uuuuuuuuuuuuuupppppppppppppppp! in between(so many jokes and spoofs from it!)but currently we've had the lizard annimations back, and introducign them saying WWWWAAAAASSSSS UUUUUPPPPP! Budweiser have eventually realised they are good and are winning with their promotional adverts. They are sticking to themes that are already in peoples heads and are automatically recogniseable, which is the only way to sell products. Although the adverts aren't brilliant, they are original, funny, light hearted, and altogether fun. The fun ... more |
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by - written on 23/05/01 (Useful, 604 readings)
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Everyone expects something good from the Budweiser adverts, as it's sort of become tradition. Firstly i got addicted to the cool, cute adverts when their stars were the three frogs, saying BUD WEIS ER!each, then there was the two lizards that i've had as a screensaver on my pc that still makes me laugh, more recently we had the either hate or love chilling out having a bud advert with wwwwaaaaaaaaaassssssssssssssssss uuuuuuuuuuuuuupppppppppppppppp! in between(so many jokes and spoofs from it!)but currently we've had the lizard annimations back, and introducign them saying WWWWAAAAASSSSS UUUUUPPPPP! Budweiser have eventually realised they are good ... Read the complete review
by - written on 24/04/01 (128 readings)
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I know it's probably not a huge issue (and I certainly don't mean to bring any hidden agenda to the fore) but most adverts are designed to appeal to their target demographic group. In this case, one question has been bugging me; why does the ad. feature a group of 20-something non-Caucasian males when the beer is not typically drunk by this group? OK, so the simple answer could be that this is the group that they want to aim at as (potentially) they offer most growth. But the other more interesting answer may be that this group is deemed to be influential to the real target group; namely 20-something Caucasian males. Either that or it ... Read the complete review
by - written on 16/03/01 (Useful, 121 readings)
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Without a doubt, the Budweiser advert 'Wassup' is a catchy one. It has been heard numerous times floating around my local pub, and I was also informed by some random Spanish guy on holiday that it is an internationally recognised language! After numerous rounds of Wassup with random Spanish guys, it started to wear. I'm now bored of the ad and I am beginning to forget why everone loved it. It doesn't sound like a major selling point, a few guys on a phone shouting an incoherent 'Whats Up?'! It never did actually make me buy Bud, which it may of for you. The advert was definitely random, and following the Budweiser lizards adverts ... Read the complete review
by - written on 15/03/01 (Somewhat useful, 45 readings)
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Can you imagine how good it felt escaping home life for virtually the first time ever? A chance to escape from the annoying, noisy children that my mum childminds for. Well, not so - the first thing I heard as I was unpacking in my room was 'Wasssssssssuppppp'. I don't actually fully understand the concept of the advert - what has this stupid saying got to do with the actual product? The only references to Bud, the product, are the various camera shots with the guys holding the bottle - nothing to say that it's wonderful or amazing and will make you feel great. I have to congratulate the makers of this advert on it though - it ... Read the complete review
by - written on 02/03/01
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The cult that is very very boring. The Budweiser Wassssup Advert was I admit very funny the first time I saw it. I rather enjoyed watching those five idiots. But anyone can see that it would not last. Perhaps if they change what they say every once in a while, it would be much more enjoyable. The worst ad of them all is the most recent one where three of them are at the stadium. How can the ones at the stadium see the others through a TV camera. They are really reaching for ideas. ... Read the complete review
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