Ultra Right beer owner claims success of product demonstrates demand for ‘woke’ alternatives.
Seth Weathers: Conservative Dad’s Ultra Right Beer Offers an Alternative to “Woke Corporations”
Seth Weathers, the creator and owner of Conservative Dad’s Ultra Right beer, boldly claims that his new product’s success is a testament to the growing demand for alternatives to “woke corporations.”
Weathers introduced his beer in April, shortly after Bud Light faced controversy for partnering with transgender activist Dylan Mulvaney. In just four months, Conservative Dad’s Ultra Right beer has skyrocketed in popularity and is now being distributed statewide in Georgia, Arkansas, and other states. Weathers proudly shared this news during an appearance on Fox News Business.
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“I believe this demonstrates where Americans stand,” Weathers expressed. “People have had enough of ‘woke’ corporations, and when given the chance to support a brand that isn’t ‘woke,’ they seize the opportunity. We have positioned ourselves accordingly, and I anticipate our growth to continue for decades. There was a breaking point where enough was enough, and many Americans reached it. That’s why Conservative Dad’s Ultra Right beer has achieved tremendous success.”
The Washington Examiner’s Tiana Lowe Doescher inquired about the taste of Ultra Right beer, questioning whether it aimed to strike a balance between light and heavy beers. Weathers responded by emphasizing his desire to create a beer that appeals to everyone. He acknowledged that people don’t always want to drink heavy beer or “beer-flavored water” exclusively.
Weathers acknowledged that achieving statewide distribution in such a short time is a rarity in the beer industry. However, he attributed this accomplishment to the strong demand for an alternative among consumers. He also revealed plans to expand the availability of his beer to other states in the future.
The beer’s initial commercial featured Weathers on a baseball field, highlighting how conservatives are constantly being attacked by the “woke” mindset. He urged viewers to stop supporting corporations “that despise our values” and demonstrated his sentiment by swinging a baseball bat at a can of Bud Light.
In the aftermath of Bud Light’s partnership with Mulvaney, Anheuser-Busch, the beer’s parent company, experienced a staggering 0 million decrease in revenue. Billy Busch, the heir of Anheuser-Busch, expressed his disappointment in witnessing the beer brand, which held significant sentimental value from his childhood, lose its commitment to customers and employees. He even stated that he would be the first to purchase the beer brand if Anheuser-Busch decided to sell it.
Country singer John Rich recently mocked the Bud Light controversy in his music video for the song “I’m Offended.” The video portrays a man drinking a can of “sissy beer” in a bar before a woman takes it away and replaces it with a different beer.
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