February 14, 2025

Information reaching Kossyderrickent has it that School kids sharing Modelo beer can drink on the road at 11:00AM.


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In the trending video, a few school students were seen sharing Modelo can beer while standing and sitting at the corner of the road in the United States of America. 


After two decades as the top-selling beer in America, Bud Light had achieved mythological status. Launched by Anheuser-Busch (later, AB InBev) in 1982, the adjunct lager became a fixture at barbecues, birthday parties, and even baby showers across the country, outselling its competition by legendary margins. Its champion status was divine mandate — or so it seemed.


Everyone from the most vocal pundits to the least articulate drunkles had a take on why the country’s de facto light beer was relegated to second place. There was shock and gravedancing. Floods ravaged Ukraine, wildfire smoke turned the New York skies vermillion, and yet it was the new king of beer sales sitting atop the docket for the national news.

In June, a confluence of investment, advertising, PR mishaps, and cultural churn capitulated into a dynastic shift in the beer industry. For the first time since 2001, a new beer took over as the most popular beer tracked in retail channels by NielsenIQ: Modelo Especial.


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