Texas Woman Goes To Walmart. Then She Notices Something Strange About The 12-Packs Of Longhorn Bud Light

If you’re a Texas Longhorn fan who enjoys drinking Bud Light, then this might just be the deal of the century. A Walmart shopper happened upon 12-pack stacks of the Longhorns-themed beer.

Originally, a dozen cans of the stuff would set customers back $14.12. However, thanks to a rollback special dished out by the store, folks only have to pay $1.87. At least, that’s according to the signage showed off in Araceli’s (@yourgurlceli) video.

Viewers speculated why the beer at the customer’s location was so cheap, with the most common theory being the beer is expired.

Others suggested turning the find into a side hustle. “I would buy all of them and sell them for 10 bucks or even eight dollars if you buy multiple,” one wrote.

False Bud Light Rollback Alarm

Unfortunately for beer lovers in the Lone Star state, the sticker price wasn’t genuine. Araceli explained in the comments section of her video that the actual discount applied to the beer resulted in its sales price being $11.87. As she told another person on the platform, “Nah girl it was a joke. The other number was under the pallet so basically $11.87. But imagine?” she penned.

In another exchange, Araceli also rejected claims that the beer was past its best by date. She said, “It wasn’t expired … it was a joke it was just missing a number but people were getting them they didn’t see the missing number.”

All About The Bud Light Longhorn Can

Anheuser-Busch issued a press release on Nov. 20, 2025, that it would be offering cans branded with the University of Texas at Austin’s team logo and colors. In the statement, the Bud Light manufacturer explained that its partnership with the team first began in 2022. Furthermore, limited-edition branded cans of the product would be offered at select locations.

Fans of Shane Gillis also saw the comedian rocking Longhorn gear in Bud Light commercials. His involvement as a spokesperson-by-association for the team via his Bud Light sponsorship was called into question. Chron highlighted how Gillis once told Andrew Schulz how living in “Texas f——— blows.” At the time, he said his reason for the disdain stemmed from its exceedingly hot weather and power outages.

However, shortly after moving there in 2024, he told Theo Von on a podcast that he enjoyed residing in the Lone Star state. He said that living in Austin was great for working comedians.

As for the working relationship between the Longhorns and Anheuser-Busch, it technically dates back decades. That’s because Anheuser-Busch “has called Texas home since 1966,” per the brewing company. So naturally, it isn’t all that surprising to see Bud Light repping the team in its own branding.

Bud Light Has Shown Love For Other Teams, Too

In a separate press release issued on Sept. 1, 2026, Anheuser-Busch announced that it was releasing “Can-O-Flage” sleeves in a team-up with Fanatics. These can covers are stainless steel insulated can holders that feature the Bud Light branding paired with the colorways and logos of each and every NFL team.

These $39.99 a piece sleeves were Anheuser-Busch’s solution to allow fans of sports teams who live outside the cities the teams play in. But if you happen to reside in the same zip code as your favorite squad, you can also purchase region-specific Bud Light cans that rep your team’s branding right on the aluminum, too.

BroBible has reached out to Anheuser-Busch via email and Araceli via TikTok direct message for further comment.