Oxford student controversially ranks British crisp brands
One of the most heated debates ever to hit social media erupted last week.
But instead of being about politics, or world events, the controversy was all about the best and worst flavours of British crisps.
The debate was started by Oxford University student Adam Higgins, who created a 'definitive' ranking of crisp flavours, which has had 1.5 million interactions in just a few days.
But almost no-one agreed with the viral list - and it left many crisp fans fuming.
From best to worst, according to student Adam Higgins. He favours Ready Salted versions of popular crisp brands over Salt and Vinegar and Pickled Onion flavours
Higgins ordered the list into tiers, with a 'God tier' for the very best, and a 'S*** tier' for the very worst.
For him, the crème de la crème is made up of Ready Salted Hula Hoops, Original Pom-Bears, Lightly Salted Kettle Chips, Original Pringles, Cool Original Doritos, and - most controversially - Lightly Salted Propercorn popcorn.
Down at the bottom are Walkers Salt & Vinegar, Jacob's Original Mini Cheddars, Walkers Salt & Vinegar Squares, Prawn Cocktail Skips, Jacob's Original Twiglets and Crispy Bacon Wheat Crunchies.
But many have taken umbrage with the rankings - particularly as the traditionally 'boring' original flavours are given spots in the so-called 'God tier'.
Thousands of people have tweeted in outrage at the rankings, which Higgins has found hilarious
One Twitter user accused Higgins of being deliberately controversial.
However he has insisted on Twitter that the rankings are 'not a joke,' and they do in fact reflect his actual preferences.
One user branded the list as 'the most divisive tweet of 2017' while another called it 'the most ridiculous ranking of all time'.
More than 1,700 people have replied to Higgins' list asking why their favourite flavour is not higher up in the rankings.
Higgins has valiantly replied to many of them, robustly defending his choices.
He has taken to his new viral fame well, changing his bio to: 'I once made twitter lose their **** about crisps,' and tweeting that 'The collective outrage at this is amazing'.
So do you agree with Higgins' rankings?