Molson Coors defends execs behind controversial Miller Lite ad
The Miller Lite ad, which aired in March for Women's History Month but has re-emerged online this week, disavows the brand's prior campaigns that relied heavily on scantily-clad women.
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The Miller Lite ad, which aired in March for Women's History Month but has re-emerged online this week, disavows the brand's prior campaigns that relied heavily on scantily-clad women.
A 'woke' commercial released by Miller Lite where it condemns its past use of bikini-clad women in their adverts has resurfaced and appears to have been sparked by its infamous 2003 advert.
The Republican said that he didn't think it was 'crazy' to say that 'good looking women in bikinis sell beer' - adding 'nobody wants to buy beer from Lizzo'.
Molson Coors, which owns Miller Lite, were quick to defend their one minute and 30-second advertisement with comedian Ilana Glazer.
Activists say beer company is ‘broken’ for saying that 'women shouldn't be forced to mud-wrestle to sell beer'