Brooklyn Beckham has stirred up another food-and-drink debate after sharing a Guinness pint that some followers said looked improperly poured.
The 27-year-old, eldest son of David Beckham and Victoria Beckham, posted the drink on Instagram Thursday. Instead of focusing on the stout itself, viewers quickly questioned its appearance, the glass and the way someone had poured it.
Brooklyn Beckham sparked backlash after sharing a photo of a Guinness pint
The Brooklyn Beckham Instagram photo showed a frosted glass filled with Guinness. The image drew criticism because Guinness drinkers typically follow a specific two-stage pouring method and serve the stout in a dry, room-temperature imperial pint glass.
Some users accused Beckham of intentionally posting the unusual-looking pint to provoke reactions.
“Rage bait for Guinness drinkers,” one commenter wrote.
Another declared, “The whole of Ireland wept,” while someone else questioned whether the pint had been poured correctly.
Not everyone agreed with the Brooklyn Beckham backlash. Some followers suggested the drink simply had not finished settling when he took the photograph. The Guinness pouring process includes a waiting period of about 90 seconds before completing the pint.
The latest Brooklyn Beckham Guinness controversy also recalled an earlier incident involving the drink. During his relationship with actress Chloe Moretz, she shared a photo of Beckham pouring Guinness from behind a bar.
That attempt also attracted criticism online. One social media user described the pint as “abysmal” while commenting on Beckham’s reaction to pouring it.
The new debate arrived as Beckham continued sharing food-related content online. He recently acknowledged criticism of one of his cooking tutorials by telling followers, “I’m obviously not a professional chef,” after users offered suggestions about his homemade cottage pie.
This time, however, the discussion centered on whether his Guinness deserved the criticism at all. While some viewers treated the pint as evidence of another kitchen misstep, others argued that the photo simply captured the drink before it finished settling.
Originally reported by Ashna Gaur for Reality Tea
