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Sarah McLachlan spoofs her animal cruelty ads in new Super Bowl commercial

Por: New York Post Entertainment January 30, 2023

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Hold onto yourself — Sarah McLachlan is starring in a Super Bowl ad for Busch Light. In the 30-second spot that dropped Monday, two weeks ahead of Super Bowl 2023, “Busch Guy” is seen teaching wilderness survival skills. “Three things are required in the great outdoors: food, drink and shelter,” the beer brand’s spokesman advises while showing a six-pack of Busch Light for “drink.” Upon hearing “shelter,” McLachlan, 55,... + full article



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