Social experiment PROVES Bud Light is SCREWED
If you needed more proof that Bud Light isn’t doing too hot amidst its recent devastating fall in sales, Chad Prather and Clay Travis have you covered.
Prather reports that Clay Travis uploaded clips of a social experiment to social media, and the results were exactly as you’d expect.
Travis filled a cooler with Bud Light and other assorted beers at the beginning of a party before leaving the cooler alone for the night.
At the end of the night, the only beers left in the cooler were — you guessed it — Bud Light.
“I’m not a marketing expert, but the only beer left,” Travis said as he recorded the cooler full of Bud Light.
Travis recorded this video after Anheuser-Busch came under fire for using transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney to market Bud Light, and it appears most beer drinkers are not happy about it.
Including Chad Prather.
Prather says, “This is about the exploitation of women. Ultimately it’s the exploitation of children. This is an influencer that you’re promoting and pushing up there who has a very dangerous message.”
Prather adds that his stance on this issue has received backlash, and he’s being told to just “leave people alone.”
“I would love to leave people alone,” he says, “but I’m not the one who’s pushed for the chemical castration of children. I’m not the one that’s forced biological males to go into women’s bathrooms. I’m not the one who wanted biological males to compete against women in sports or any other thing. I’m not giving 'Woman of the Year' to a biological male.”
“You didn’t leave it alone,” he continues, “so now I’m not going to leave it alone.”
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The FBI is targeting 'Chad' as dangerous internet slang
A recent FOIA request revealed that the FBI is keeping a list of internet terms to be on the lookout for. Among the terms listed are “Chad,” “Stacey,” and “red pill.”
Chad Prather, BlazeTV host of "The Chad Prather Show," is wondering if this means the FBI will come knocking on his door any time soon.
Chad says, “'Red-pilled’ indicates the adoption of racist, anti-Semitic, infectious beliefs. I mean they’re just making shit up. Just making shit up.”
He continues, “You can’t say ‘based,’” because “that’s an extremist word.”
According to the government, Chad says, “based” means “somebody that’s been converted to racist ideology or as a way of indicating an ideological agreement.”
He goes on to his own name, “Chad.”
“Chad,” he says, is an “idealized version of a male, who’s very successful at gaining sexual and romantic attention from women. Incels unsuccessfully compete against ‘Chads’ for attention.”
“Looksmaxxing” is another term the government has deemed dangerous.
“That's a new one,” Chad says, “that’s a process of self-improvement with the intent to become more attractive. How dare you.”
“My name,” he continues, “puts me on an FBI watchlist. I don’t think, ultimately, that’s why I’m on the lists. But, I mean, I might as well go all out.”
“And for that, thank you, Mom.”
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'Jeopardy!' contestants triggered the Left when they didn't know Biden's SCOTUS pick
Is knowing whom Joe Biden picked to join the Supreme Court important? CNN’s Don Lemon appeared to think so after "Jeopardy!" contestants didn’t know Joe Biden’s SCOTUS pick — prompting BlazeTV's Chad Prather to share a new fact about himself that nobody knows.
On this episode of "The Chad Prather Show," Chad shared a story of the time he not only qualified to be part of "Teen Jeopardy!" he won the episode. Chad shared tips about the best way to study for the test and what the game show is looking for in contestants.
Guest Sara Gonzales was stunned to learn that "Jeopardy!" contestants were unable to come up with the correct answer to the question of whom President Joe Biden appointed to the Supreme Court. Video below.
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Strange sighting captured on cellphone VIDEO leaves conservative host with questions
In this episode of "The Chad Prather Show," Chad observed a newfound openness to UFO sightings that did not exist fifty years ago. In his monologue, Chad recalled UFO sightings that were typically reported by individuals considered less than credible. However, today, the United States government has admitted that UFOs do exist.
Late at night when you've shaken off the dust of this weary old world and you're lying in the backyard staring up at the stars, there is a burning question that permeates your being. It's a question that is somehow bigger than your capacity to contain it. More voluminous than the parts of speech it takes to form it. It's a question that mankind has been asking himself perhaps since he shared the earth with the roving beasts of a bygone era. Here's the question: Is there any tequila left? If you thought that question was going to be 'are we alone in the universe,' well you haven't been watching this show long enough and you need to catch up ... I keep it important.
Chad believes humanity has reached a point where "curiosity is on its deathbed." Here's why:
When I was a kid, if you had given me the proof of existence for life from the other worlds that we have today, I would have lost my mind. And if you're anywhere near my age, 50, you know you would have too. Now, when I was a kid, the only people who ever talked about seeing UFOs were the kind of people you thought you would see: rednecks. Back-water people with pedigrees forming a broad ancestral circle. Wide-eyed coal miners who would doubtless have been able to pick up radio stations with their fillings in their teeth.
Now, we are washed anew in testimony from credible, often military, sources. Every few months, it seems [there are] sightings of craft flying in the air or gliding underwater at speeds beyond anything we've been able to dream up.
Crafts have appeared and then disappeared in the blink of an eye, have jammed radar seemingly at will and as if on purpose. Maybe it's an E.T. coming back to do a second movie. It could be some foreign country testing out new technology to see if it can get past ours. It could be us testing out new technology; I think that could be as likely as anything else.
Chad later shared a cellphone video he believed to be a comet's tail.
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