Budweiser indeed has a problem!.\u00a0 The parents of young people are finally getting it that beer is an illegal drug for youth. No matter how “Cool” Hip hop music aimed at youth is,\u00a0it should not be passed around at concerts to experiment if\u00a0certain tastes of\u00a0beer are most\u00a0stimulated by music.<\/p>\n
Parents are the first and finest curb to youth experimentation with alcohol beverages and “cool” music combos. Underage children are being more cognizant of the drug\u00a0alcohol which is connected to being the\u00a0leading\u00a0killer of youth in America. That’s a good thing.<\/p>\n
Budweiser is attempting to capitalize on the enomous popularity of JZ\u00a0 by\u00a0merging\u00a0his appeal to kids to encourage drinking their product. If Marlboro attempted to sponsor JZ’s tour, that would trigger a national outcry and such an endorsement would be stopped in its tracks. However, I learned about this dangerous campaign through reading the business section of my local\u00a0newspaper and the reporter,\u00a0Tim Logan,-\u00a0of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, \u00a0never broached the idea that this business venture could have dire consequences \u00a0for youth.<\/p>\n
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Budweiser indeed has a problem!.\u00a0 The parents of young people are finally getting it that beer is an illegal drug for youth. No matter how “Cool” Hip hop music aimed at youth is,\u00a0it should not be passed around at concerts … Continue reading