That is the catch-phrase that will result from the Bud Light Super Bowl commercial featuring comedian Shane Gillis, singer Post Malone and two-time Super Bowl champion quarterback Peyton Manning.

Bud Light brought back its viral "Dilly Dilly" campaign in a weird crossover ad with Game of Thrones at the Super Bowl. The brand turned the phrase into a cultural phenomenon back in 2017.

I mean, what could be better than Shane Gillis and Post Malone’s “Big Men on Cul-de-Sac” Bud Light ads now that Peyton Manning is involved with jorts? Well, maybe his reason for singing on.

In the 60-second ad, a group of football-watching pals unleash the Bud Light Genie and have all their wishes come true Sabrina Weiss is the Editorial Assistant of PEOPLE's food department.

Post Malone and Shane Gillis crash a neighbor's 'lame party' in this year's Super Bowl ad. (AB InBev) Bud Light’s continuing comeback tour stops by a backyard barbecue in this year’s Super ...

Add a Zero*" sweepstakes by posting photos on social of all the zeros in front of them - zeros in the Bud Light NEXT spot, zeros on NEXT cans, zeros in other ads, zeros on street signs ...

Jay Leno and David Letterman’s Super Bowl commercial wasn’t the only spot yesterday to mock some television drama. ABC’s Lost also became the focus of one of Bud Light’s many ads. Given the ...

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told Ad Age. Unfortunately, it seems that much of the cannibalization came at the expense of Budweiser, which has seen a 60 percent decrease in sales since 1988. Bud Select, Bud Light Lime ...

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As the story goes, an evicted tenant had abandoned their unit in Texas, and when the landlord went to check things out… let’s ...