Strange behaviour when trying to assign tags to instantiated unity UI game objects - user-interface

Question

When I call functions LikeFrame1(),LikeFrame2(),LikeFrame3() once (That is, click the button that call the function it for the first time) a random tag is assigned to the instantiated gameobject (The tag is coming from the other functions where I am doing the same thing, LikeFrame1(),LikeFrame2(),LikeFrame3() respectively)
When I click the button to call it a second time it will assign the proper tag.
I have tried to change where I call assigning the new tag in the function
Here is script with my functions that instantiate the Gameobject and assign the tags:
public class InventoryCreateButton : MonoBehaviour
{
public Button Button;
public void AddItemz1()
{
Button go = Instantiate(Button, new Vector3(0, 0, 0),
Quaternion.identity) as Button;
Button.tag = "poop";
go.transform.parent =
GameObject.Find("ButtonListContent1").transform;
Debug.Log("AddItemz1");
}
public void AddItemz2()
{
Button go = Instantiate(Button, new Vector3(0, 0, 0),
Quaternion.identity) as Button;
Button.tag = "poop2";
go.transform.parent =
GameObject.Find("ButtonListContent1").transform;
Debug.Log("AddItemz2");
}
I call them from this script like so:
public class ChooseFrame : MonoBehaviour
{
public GameObject currentInterObj = null;
public InteractionObject currentInterObjScript = null;
public Inventory inventory;
public InventoryCreateButton inventorycreateButton;
public InventoryButtonGetImage inventoryButtonGetImage;
public void LikeFrame1()
{
currentInterObj = frame1;
if (currentInterObj && _soundOn1)
{
inventorycreateButton.AddItemz1();
_soundOn1 = false;
Debug.Log(_soundOn1);
}
else
{
SoundOn1(); //method that can turn the sound on
_soundOn1 = true;
Debug.Log(_soundOn1);
}
}
// Update is called once per frame
void SoundOn1()
{
Destroy(GameObject.FindWithTag("poop"));
}
public void LikeFrame2()
{
currentInterObj = frame2;
if (currentInterObj && _soundOn2)
{
inventorycreateButton.AddItemz2();
_soundOn2 = false;
Debug.Log(_soundOn2);
}
else
{
SoundOn2(); //method that can turn the sound on
_soundOn2 = true;
Debug.Log(_soundOn2);
}
}
// Update is called once per frame
void SoundOn2()
{
Destroy(GameObject.FindWithTag("poop2"));
}
public void LikeFrame3()
{
currentInterObj = frame3;
if (currentInterObj && _soundOn3)
{
inventorycreateButton.AddItemz3();
_soundOn3 = false;
}
else
{
SoundOn3(); //method that can turn the sound on
_soundOn3 = true;
}
}
// Update is called once per frame
void SoundOn3()
{
Destroy(GameObject.FindWithTag("poop3"));
}
No error message and I would expect that the proper tag would be assigned to my instantiated gameobject upon calling the function the first time, not the second time.