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Bud must only be running that commercial during NFL games, which would explain why I have never seen it before.ELB wrote:Most trademark battles are not this fun. Go thee hither and view:
Where Credit's Due: Budweiser Goes The Cool And Funny Route On Microbrewery's 'Dilly Dilly' Craft IPA
Dilly dilly!
I have seen it during other shows besides the NFL, but not being a Bud Light fan, I didn't pay it much attention. But this is a funny way to deal with an infringement, although I never knew, you could copyright a phrase like that, most big boy businesses, just rain lawyers down on the little guy. Maybe they could change the name to Silly Silly!RoyGBiv wrote:Bud must only be running that commercial during NFL games, which would explain why I have never seen it before.ELB wrote:Most trademark battles are not this fun. Go thee hither and view:
Where Credit's Due: Budweiser Goes The Cool And Funny Route On Microbrewery's 'Dilly Dilly' Craft IPA
Dilly dilly!
Dilly, Dilly!
You could probably get away with "dilly dilly" if you were selling pickles.JustSomeOldGuy wrote:I seem to remember a 33 1/3 LP from my childhood containing various Disney songs. The phrase 'dilly dilly' was featured in the 1948 song Lavender Blue. Maybe Disney and/or the Burl Ives estate need to commission a funny commercial admonishing Budweiser Corp.
