I will definitely get EIGHT after this.

Legendary Super Bowl-winning quarterback Troy Aikman doesn’t like to pose when it comes to patriotism for good old America and drinking a cold beer.

Aikman has his own beer. Eight, Bud Light, and Miller Light. Aikman, who previously called the beer a “great beer”, took full advantage of Bud Light’s Dylan Mulvaney debacle to promote his own alcoholic beverage.

Mr. Aikman’s campaign continues today, attacking non-U.S. beer companies that prefer to put “American flags” on their drinks just for profit.

“At EIGHT, we believe in truth and authenticity. We are proudly based here in Texas, and all of our beer is brewed here in Good Old America. That’s why we have to call it that. Packaging There are a lot of beer brands trying to capitalize on this holiday by putting the American flag on their beer,” Aikman said. social media video Monday morning.

“Regardless of whether they’re really American or not. So this July 4th, let’s drink American, whether it’s EIGHT Beer or any other American owned beer brand. Here. On behalf of all of us here, thank you for your support. Cheers.”

In case you didn’t know, Anheuser-Busch is no longer owned by an American company. It’s being sold And another thing Aikman mentioned, Budweiser has marketed cans with American flags in the past, and this summer it’s selling camouflage-patterned bottles to match the “America” ​​vibe. ing.

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Eickman clearly despised Bud Light and Anheuser-Busch.

Well, he may not have said it outright, but when you’re talking about non-American beer companies and companies that make money by brandishing their products in old glory, do the math… He’s talking about Anheuser-Busch (among other things). You can’t blame Troy. This is smart marketing and he is 100% right.and he will kill two Three birds with one stone: 1. Take a picture of Bud Light (and other posers), 2. Celebrate America’s Birthday, 3. Promote American Beer. (Related: What a shame! Bud Light was a sponsor of Pride Toronto, which featured naked men around children)

Troy killed it, just like during his active service days.