Joe Rogan mocks 'stupid and cliché' Bud Light video ad trying to make up for partnership with 'crazy attention whore' trans activist

Joe Rogan ridiculed the newest ad from Bud Light that was trying to atone for its controversial partnership with transgender activist Dylan Mulvaney, who Rogan called a "crazy attention whore."

Rogan made the comments on the latest edition of his incredibly popular podcast while interviewing fellow comedian Jim Breuer.

"The corporations. We want to think of them as being these impossibly large machines that makes money. And they are. But they are just run by people," said Rogan.

"And some people are dorks," he added.

"And those dorks get important jobs and they put Dylan Mulvaney on a Bud Light can!" Rogan joked.

Breuer laughed uproariously at Rogan's joke.

"That's what it is. These are dorks. And did you see the response that Bud had? The most recent response? It's like the f***ing dumbest pro-America, rah-rah, like we don't know who you really are now?" Rogan continued.

He referenced a resurfaced video of Alissa Gordon Heinerscheid, the Bud Light vice president, saying that the brand had been in decline and needed to "evolve" into inclusivity in order to expand their market.

"There's like interviews with the lady who is the head of Bud Light, talking about why they did it, and the old sort of frat culture attached to Bud Light, dismissing the people and the humor of the people that like Bud Light," Rogan said.

"And so they're gonna change that with this crazy attention whore!" he laughed. "On day 365 of being a woman. I mean we are in a f***ing Cohen Brothers movie. This is a Mike Judge movie."

Rogen went on to play the video advertisement for Breuer, and they both ridiculed the attempt to appease what Bud Light thought were traditional fans.

"It's so stupid and cliché, it f***in', it hurts my feelings it's so dumb!" Rogan mocked.

"This is a company in deep s***, bro!" Rogan laughed.

Rogan faced some criticism from conservatives after he derided efforts to boycott Bid Light and drank one of the beers with a previous guest who said he found Mulvaney attractive.

A recent poll found that a majority of Americans supported the boycott of Anheuser-Busch products over its transgender marketing partnership.

Here's the video of Rogan's reaction:

Budweiser Responds to Backlash with New Commercialwww.youtube.com

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