Post by Brick Killed a Guy on May 22, 2006 6:05:44 GMT -5
I haven't seen a thread about this, but have some of you seen the recent Miller Lite commercials with Triple H?
They involve him, along with other men like Burt Reynolds, Eddie Griffin, Jerome Bettis, Ty Murray, and others as they create "manlaws" for males to follow.
Here's the commercial where he gets the most lines:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=JlV4IPgJYCg&search=manlaw
Now, 3 questions come to mind:
1) How effective/clever are these commercials?
2) How far can Hunter go in terms of appealing to the mainstream?
3) Why didn't Miller Lite call Stone Cold first? (I'm assuming that had Miller called, Austin would have jumped at the opportunity. Plus, he would have fit the "male beer-drinker" role better than Hunter)
They involve him, along with other men like Burt Reynolds, Eddie Griffin, Jerome Bettis, Ty Murray, and others as they create "manlaws" for males to follow.
Here's the commercial where he gets the most lines:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=JlV4IPgJYCg&search=manlaw
Now, 3 questions come to mind:
1) How effective/clever are these commercials?
2) How far can Hunter go in terms of appealing to the mainstream?
3) Why didn't Miller Lite call Stone Cold first? (I'm assuming that had Miller called, Austin would have jumped at the opportunity. Plus, he would have fit the "male beer-drinker" role better than Hunter)