US EditionJeremy Clarkson's New Advert Banned From All TV, Radio and Cinemas
UNITED KINGDOM, JUL 15 – The advert was banned for repeated use of explicit language despite Hawkstone becoming the fastest-growing UK beer brand, according to Clarkson and advertising regulators.
- Jeremy Clarkson, former Top Gear presenter and face of Hawkstone Lager, had his new beer advert banned from all TV, radio, and cinemas.
- The advert was banned because it was deemed not compliant with broadcasting regulations due to farmers repeatedly singing the phrase 'f*** me it's good'.
- The advert showcased a group of 34 authentic British farmers singing a revamped opera tune to celebrate British farming and promote Hawkstone Lager from Clarkson’s Diddly Squat Farm.
- Clarkson called the regulatory body responsible for banning his advert a group of overly strict enforcers working in dull offices and praised the commercial as the best project he had created since making a shepherd’s pie back in 1988.
- Following this and challenges in his pub business, Clarkson declared he is done with new business ventures and appealed to newspapers to publish the banned advert.
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