Jason Aldean's photo of baby son with beer sparks heated comments among fans

The country singer stirred up his fan’s emotions in a recent social media post. In the image, Jason Aldean was seen holding his son, Memphis, with a can of beer in his mouth.

The little boy appeared to be nibbling on the can in the Instagram post. Aldean’s post received many responses which were quite surprising.

Aldean, 41, tried to rile up his fans in a recent post. On Saturday, the singer posted a fun image with his son holding onto a beer can which was in his mouth.

The star intentionally posted the image of his 6-month-old son, Memphis as a joke, read more on our Twitter account @amomama_usa. The hashtags in the post clearly announced that the little boy hadn’t drunk the alcohol.

Surprisingly, his most of his fans weren’t upset by the image. They actually defended the star against those who wanted to turn the image into something that it wasn’t.

‘what can i say….. It runs in the family! #mybad #everybodychill #hedidntdrinkit... #butitsfunny#drinkresponsibly.’

Jason Aldean, Instagram, June 2, 2018

In fact, most of the fans agreed that a cold canned drink could bring relief to baby’s sore teething gums. Rubbing alcohol on a baby’s gums to alleviate teething pain is common practice.

A fan called Rebecca Criswell wrote on Twitter, ‘He's teething cold can Probably feels good on his gums........ A true fan would know you would not feed your son beer.....’

Another fan named Diane Padziora added, ‘When I was his age my mom put whiskey on my gums for teething.’ Some of the fun criticism he received had a lot more to do with his choice of drink than whether he allowed his son to actually drink.

A few fans made fun of the fact that Aldean had allowed Memphis to drink Coors beer instead of another brand. They encouraged the singer to rather give the little boy a Bud Light or another brand.

Fans understood that the country singer would never be irresponsible enough to give his baby a beer in real life. Ultimately, the post became a fun one as Aldean had intended.