Country singer-songwriter Travis Tritt announced on Twitter that he would be removing Anheuser-Busch products from his tour hospitality rider amid pushback the company is receiving after beer giant Bud Light celebrated transgender activist Dylan Mulvaney in a new promotion.

"I will be deleting all Anheuser-Busch products from my tour hospitality rider. I know many other artists who are doing the same," Tritt wrote on Twitter Wednesday evening.

Hours later, the multi-platinum-selling artist shared a second tweet that included a photo of Ru Paul’s Drag Race show teaming up with Jack Daniel's Tennessee Whiskey company.

"All the Jack Daniels drinkers should take note," he wrote.

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Tritt also responded to a user who asked for a clear list of Anheuser-Busch products.

"Here they are," the singer wrote, with a photo of various beer brands including Budweiser, Stella Artois, Corona, Michelob Light, Rolling Rock, Busch, Natural Ice, O’Douls, Red Hook, and more.

His next show is scheduled for April 14, in Hinton, Oklahoma.

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Tritt is the latest figure to vocalize opposition to Bud Light’s polarizing promotion — a celebration of Mulvaney’s "365 Days of Girlhood" — which has been met with significant backlash on social media. Several users speculated the announcement was an April Fool’s joke with how poorly it was received.

On Monday, singer Kid Rock used several Bud Light cases for target practice, sharing a video on social media of him using a rifle on their products.

In the video, Rock turns to the camera and shouts, "F--- Bud Light and f--- Anheuser-Busch!"

The video swiftly went viral.

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Mulvaney, born a biological male, revealed the "365 Days of Girlhood" campaign over the weekend and said the beer company sent packs of Bud Light featuring her face on them. The trans activist described the cans as her "most prized possession" on Instagram. She also shared a video of her drinking a Bud Light beer in a bathtub.

Several people have called for Bud Light boycotts.

Several others celebrated Anheuser-Busch’s decision and said it helped drive the national conversations of trans representation and inclusivity.

"I think it’s a win for Bud Light and I think it was a win for other brands," Bryan Kramer, an award-winning influencer and brand marketing guru, told Fox News Digital.

He added: "It can become the template, if you will, for what we do moving forward for this marginalized community and others. The real thing here is that this is about inclusion and diversity and inclusion, and diversity as a whole is not propaganda. It's an essential part of our society."

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Kramer also predicted that "moving forward, it's something that brands are having to take a position on."

Commenters on Tritt’s posts were also split, though a majority appeared to express support for his decision.

Fox News' Gabriel Hays contributed to this report.

The San Francisco police chief released a statement the day after Cash App founder Bob Lee was found stabbed on a city sidewalk early Tuesday morning. He later died.

SFPD Chief Bill Scott said in a statement late Wednesday evening that an investigation into the fatal stabbing remains ongoing and that officers are "working tirelessly" to find the person or persons responsible.

"I would like to express my deepest condolences to the family, friends, and loved ones of Mr. Lee," Scott wrote in the statement. "There is no place for this kind of violent crime against anyone in our city."

He added: "I want to assure everyone that our investigators are working tirelessly to make an arrest and bring justice to Mr. Lee and his loved ones, just as we try to do every homicide that occurs in our city."

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Lee, 43, was stabbed around 2:30 a.m. in Rincon Hill, a San Francisco neighborhood located just outside the financial district. Google's headquarters and a few restaurants and bars are in the surrounding area.

"This investigation is still in the early stages. Because of this, we are not commenting on evidence, nor will we speculate on the circumstances surrounding this horrific crime," Scott continued. "Although we will commit the necessary resources and personnel to this investigation, I want to assure everyone in San Francisco that our department is staffed and ready to respond to all calls for service."

This incident is being investigated by SFPD's homicide division.

Lee was last seen on surveillance video stumbling down the sidewalk in the very early hours of Tuesday morning. In the video, the Silicon Valley tech executive is seen holding his side before collapsing to the ground, according to the San Francisco Standard.

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The video shows at least one driver seemingly ignoring his pleas for help, according to the local report.

SFPD said they found a man with stab wounds at 2:35 a.m. and rendered aid at the scene. The victim was then rushed to the hospital, where he died.

"Officers rendered aid and summoned medics to the scene. The victim was transported to a local hospital with life-threatening injuries. Despite efforts by first responders and medical personnel, the victim succumbed to his injuries," police said in a statement Wednesday.

MobileCoin, where Lee served as chief product officer, confirmed Lee's death Wednesday.

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"Our dear friend and colleague, Bob Lee passed away yesterday at the age of 43, survived by a loving family and collection of close friends and collaborators," MobileCoin CEO Josh Goldbard said in a statement to The Associated Press.

San Francisco Mayor London Breed confirmed widespread reports of Lee's death, calling it a "horrible tragedy."

"The homicide of Bob Lee is a horrible tragedy and my sympathies go out to his family and friends," Breed said in a statement. "The police are actively investigating what happened and will share details as soon as they can."

Scott was sworn in as San Francisco's police chief in January 2017.

The police chief urged anyone with information about the case to call the 24-hour tipline at (415) 575-4444. Tips can also be sent via text message to the SFPD at TIP411.

These tips can be submitted anonymously.

Fox News' Michael Ruiz and the Associated Press contributed to this report.