The Ben Shapiro Show Ep. 2135 - PATRIOTISM IS BACK! The Big Game Review
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Feb 10, 2025 The recent Super Bowl sparked a wave of patriotism, with traditional American values dominating the atmosphere. Discussion centers on the absence of political messaging in ads and performances, contrasting with the cultural backlash surrounding brands like Bud Light. The conversation also highlights Trump's continued popularity, especially among younger voters, amid rising concerns over foreign aid accountability. Additionally, there's a look at how the political landscape is being reshaped by figures like Trump and the implications of proposed budget cuts on government efficiency.
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Shifting National Mood
- The Super Bowl reflected a shift in the American mood, with patriotism and optimism replacing woke messaging.
- This cultural shift is evident in the patriotic commercials, the traditional national anthem, and the positive reception of Donald Trump.
Bud Light's Course Correction
- Bud Light, after facing backlash for its Dylan Mulvaney campaign, aired a Super Bowl commercial featuring a cul-de-sac party.
- This ad reflects the brand's attempt to regain its traditional customer base by embracing a more conventional, masculine image.
Trump's Rising Approval
- Despite a poorly received Super Bowl game, Trump's approval rating has reached its highest point ever at 53%.
- This increase in approval, especially among young people, suggests that classic patriotism is now counter-cultural and rebellious.