Red Sox fans pass over Bud Light at Fenway Park

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Boston Red Sox fans at Fenway Park are seemingly walking past Bud Light vendors to purchase their stadium refreshments at other concession stands as the Dylan Mulvaney controversy continues to saddle the beer maker.

A TikTok video posted Wednesday shows fans waiting in line while the adjacent stand that appears to be selling the blue Bud Light cans is deserted.

The video, apparently shot during the Red Sox battle with the Toronto Blue Jays, was taken at the concession area in the bleacher concourse section of the famous ballpark on Yawkey Way.

One of the workers can be seen looking at his phone.

Bud Light has been subjected to calls for a boycott over its partnership with the transgender social media influencer.

It is unclear whether this was a concerted effort by Red Sox Nation to voice their displeasure at Bud Light.

Mulvaney, who amassed a following of millions of people who tracked her transition from a man to a woman during the COVID pandemic, pitched Bud Light on her social media last month — triggering an avalanche of outrage and boycott calls from the likes of Kid Rock, Travis Tritt, and others.

On Thursday, the top executive at Bud Light’s parent company disavowed the brand’s ties to Mulvaney.

Michel DoukerisAnheuser-Busch CEO

“We need to clarify the facts that this was one can, one influencer, one post, and not a campaign.”

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