Bud Light tries to win back conservatives one grunt at a time in a new ad featuring NFL star Travis Kelce
Bud Light aims to win back conservatives with a new ad featuring Kansas City Chiefs star Travis Kelce and several decidedly less athletic men gingerly easing themselves into various seats — and grunting.
The new 15-second spot depicted various backyard gatherings and has no dialogue apart from grunts, sighs, and Kelce saying"yeah."
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