A clip showing a Bud Light tap being replaced with a question mark has attracted 3.5 million views on Twitter.
:"The outrage I have caused by replacing a beer tap for 5 seconds for a video has fueled me to live for eternity."when approached for comment that it was"clearly a joke," adding:"If you look at any tweet on my profile you can see nothing I've ever tweeted has been serious, I just post things to try to make people laugh. All the old people fell for the bait and it's hysterical watching them lose their minds.
There are other instances in which bars have chosen to stop stocking Bud Light since the controversy began. A video posted on July 27, which has since been viewed nine million times, shows
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