In the 50-second video, campaigners describe “getting lit on a Friday night” and “feeling salty” about the pub’s closure.
It resulted in the campaign receiving support from countries including Brazil, Singapore, Australia and South Africa.
“It saved our pub basically,” Mr Warren said, who spoke to BBC Radio 4’s Today programme alongside his daughter.
The villagers put forward £300,000 for their beloved pub but needed to raise double that in order to keep its doors open.
“We couldn’t really believe it,” said Sarah when reflecting on the viral success of their parody video.
“We were just so excited and so happy about it and so was everybody in the village.”
Thanks to crowdfunding generated off the back of the social media video the villagers were able to purchase the pub in May and it reopened in July.
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