All is forgiven.
Photo: Anheuser-Busch
Turns out the beer company’s nonsense tweet of “sfjihskhjrgvkhjfdl […]” that posted last night at 8:56 p.m. was sent by a puppy. Specifically, the puppy (or his stunt double) from Budweiser’s “Puppy Love” Super Bowl ad scuttled drowsily and endearingly across a jumbo keyboard to send the messages, which garnered a combined 6,000 retweets and almost 3,000 favorites. By now we know that seemingly random Twitter exploits are handy for picking up new followers. Seeing as “Puppy Love” already has 25 million YouTube views, the baby-dog tweets seem more forgivable than last year’s fake Chipotle “hack,” but they still aren’t as funny as the time the Gucci Mane fan took over social media at McDonald’s. [Budweiser/Twitter, Related]
