Twitter Just Named The Clydesdale Foal That Starred In Budweiser's Super Bowl Ad [THE BRIEF]

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Budweiser's first-ever tweet — that's right, the beer giant wasn't on Twitter until January 2013 — asked the Twitterverse to name its newly-born baby foal. After the foal starred in its extremely popular Clydesdale Super Bowl spot, Budweiser received more than 60,000 name entries. And the winner is: "Hope." "Landslide," "Stevie," and "Raven" were runners up. The company named a second baby foal "Stan."

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