A man is on his knees to make a marriage proposal. The camera cuts to the person he is proposing to, revealing that he is in fact proposing to a shaggy looking man sitting on a couch.
He says to the man on the couch, "I love you."

In a monotone voice, the other man asks, "What do you love about me?"

"Your eyes, your soul..."
"That's it?"
"I just want to marry you."

The man who is proposing pulls out the ring box. The other man takes the ring box in his hand while holding a bottle of Budweiser in the other, examines the ring and gives it back. He smiles, nods his approval and says, "Yup, you're good."

The man on his knees thanks his friend and gets up to leave, at which the camera pans out to reveal a group of men sitting on another couch. He leaves the room while all of his friends on both couches wish him good luck on his mission to propose to his girlfriend.

The tagline is, "Budweiser, TRUE".

It is apparent that the two men are not gay, but rather that the man on the couch is helping his friend in rehearsing his proposal. This act between the two men does not poke fun at the fact that these two men are proposing to each other. In fact, it is portrayed as two friends helping the other out.

This ad receives a Equal rating.