What is Kid Rock Thinking? Now he’s PRO Bud Light?
December 15, 2023
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as posted by the channelIn today’s edition of The Trish Regan Show, Trish confirms what she suspected months ago when Kid Rock was first seen drinking a Bud Light. The musician is singing a different tune about Bud Light these days, and fans are demanding to know why. Will this change the prospects for Bud Light's parent company, Anheuser-Busch? Keep in mind, the Kid Rock “endorsement“ comes just as Kid Rock's friend, Dana White (head of the UFC), struck a $100 million deal for Bud Light to become a UFC sponsor. Bud Light will replace Modelo at all UFC events, and MMA fans aren't pleased. With boycotts of the UFC being threatened, it's clear that former Budweiser fans are still furious. The company's stock price, which trades under the symbol BUD, is still struggling though it's recovered some ground since April 2023.
Join Trish Regan live for a look at what Kid Rock and UFC mean for Bud Light’s parent company, plus much more in today's show.
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