Twitter Tears Into Sean Spicer, Pepsi and United Airlines

Twitter trolled Pepsi’s controversial ad, United Airlines’ assault of a passenger and Sean Spicer’s Hitler gaffe.

PR disasters from Pepsi, United Airlines and US Secretary of State Sean Spicer, have dominated the news in the last week, and Twitterati, in true Twitterati fashion, have pulled no punches in response.

Pepsi’s controversial Kendall Jenner ad, United Airlines’ assault of a passenger and Sean Spicer’s comments on Hitler and the Holocaust have created a veritable firestorm of hatred, which Twitter has responded to in the only way they know how –through memes.

Twitter user @ChrisMelberger tweeted out an image encapsulating the three PR debacles in one meme.

if twitter this past week was a person here he is pic.twitter.com/r9JM0tP7ee

— Chris Melberger (@chrismelberger) April 11, 2017

Also Read: Pepsi Pulls Kendall Jenner Ad; Madonna, Lena Dunham Take Digs

Twitter took note and characteristically added fuel to the fire.

Pepsi: We're going to makethe biggest PR mistake of the year.
United: Hold my be--
Sean Spicer: HITLER WASN'T THAT BAD

— Sukh Sodhi (@sukh_ss) April 11, 2017

United: We’re having a bad week.

Sean Spicer: Hold my Pepsi.

— Mike Nellis (@MikeNellis) April 11, 2017

Also Read: Watch- Sean Spicer Apologises for ‘Hitler’ and ‘Holocaust’ Remark

2017's hottest Halloween outfits:
Sean Spicer (w/holocaust center map)
Kendall Jenner (w/Pepsi can)
United Passenger (w/blood & seat)

— Angela Belcamino (@AngelaBelcamino) April 12, 2017

Sean Spicer: Jared Kushner is now in charge of assigning seats on United Airlines.
Reporters: .....
Spicer: ALSO, HE WILL SERVE PEPSI.

— Frederick Douglass (@HITEXECUTIVE) April 10, 2017

Also Read: United Airlines CEO Defends Staff, Says They Followed Procedure

In addition to being the US Secretary of State, Spicer has already been serving as the darling of the Twitter trolls.

Sean Spicer re: Pepsi be like... 😂 pic.twitter.com/uGkTUy2CEY

— Savannah L. Barker (@savannah_lb) April 5, 2017

Sean Spicer is just trying to distract us from United Airlines which was a distraction from Pepsi which was a distraction from Russia.

— Michael Blackman (@MBlackman37) April 11, 2017

When Sean Spicer leaves the White House and joins United this will all make more sense

— Bruce Arthur (@bruce_arthur) April 11, 2017