The image shows a digitally altered photo where a woman is superimposed onto the side of what appears to be a Bud Light beer can. The can is humorously described as being a new "40oz" offering that will "bring Bud Light back in the game," according to the text above the image.
One of the comedic elements comes from the superimposition of the woman onto the can, creating a visual pun. The woman's body shape has been matched to the contours of the can, giving her an exaggerated, cylindrical figure that mimics the can's shape. This manipulation creates a humorous, albeit unrealistic, image of a person-shaped can.
Humor also arises from the play on words suggesting that the size of the beer can (40oz) is unusually large and could somehow "revive" the brand's fortunes. The exaggeration is part of the joke, as a 40-ounce can is significantly larger than standard beer can sizes and would be impractical and unwieldy to handle, thus the notion is absurd.
The woman is positioned with her arms akimbo, which gives her a defiant or confident pose. This stance, juxtaposed with the context of her being part of a beer can design, can bring a smile or chuckle to the viewer because it's an unexpected and surreal combination.
Moreover, the image might be funny to viewers who recognize the cultural references or stereotypes related to drinking large quantities of beer and the comical nature of giant-sized product offerings that are impractical in everyday life. The idea of a company trying to boost their product's popularity with such a bizarre and over-the-top item could be seen as a poking fun at marketing tactics.
Finally, the emojis placed at the end of the caption, consisting of a face with tears of joy, could suggest to readers that the statement should not be taken seriously, and that this is a joke poking fun at something that is otherwise a regular consumer product. The use of emojis indicates a light-hearted and playful tone, inviting the audience to laugh along with the joke. Bud Light says their new 40oz can will bring them back in the game