Molson Suggests That Guys Go on ‘Guyets’ If They Want to Lose Weight and Remind Everyone How Sexist They Are
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Low-calorie beer commercials, like that Michelob Ultra one in which two fit co-workers perform a sexual rollerblade tango thanks to the low-cal beer that they’ve evidently been drinking AT WORK, can be a bit heavy-handed when they’re trying to reach their target audience — people who want to drink beer, but not too much beer, and have fun, but not irresponsible fun, and rollerblade, but not without wrist pads. It’s a niche market, you might say. Molson realizes how tricky pitching super-light beer can be, so it’s come up with a way to make men feel like big, woods-shitting, hamburger-destroying grizzly bears by advertising its new 67-calorie beer as part of a balanced “guyet.” Use it in a sentence? Oh, okay, let’s see … “You might go on a guyet if you wanted to lose some weight but were too much of a misogynistic douche to say you were going on a diet.” Easy-peasy.