I can only imagine how difficult it would be to ignore the haters if they were constantly commenting on my photos and tweets by the hundreds every day. So every now and again, celebs can't help but respond, and usually, it's hilarious.
Sometimes, if we're lucky, celebs even comment shady stuff about other celebs, and that's the only tea I sip.
We were all thinking it, but John Mayer said it.
That must have been one very awkward hot-tub experience for whoever it was having to take the steamy photos of Justin and Hailey making out.
Rihanna works very hard for her money, and has earned the right to flaunt it. But this commenter on Instagram thinks that she owes her fans a pair of new Prada shoes, and Riri was quick to put her back in her lane.
There is no greater response in an argument than to correct the other person's grammar.
Nice one, Khloe.
During the whole Kanye West vs. Drake debacle, Josh Peck tweeted this hilarious comment at Kanye West, defending Drake, referencing Drake & Josh.
For whatever reason, this person commented to let Chris know that they weren't going to be watching this season of The Bachelor.
Chris' comeback was perfect.
Once again, correcting someone's spelling is, and always will be, the most savage clapback.
Travis didn't go quietly when trolls accused him of cheating on Kylie Jenner. He quickly defended himself, and even applauded the trolls for their hard work and creativity with this one.
Sometimes people need to be reminded how insignificant they are, and Gary Janetti is the guy for the job.
Usually celebs are the ones getting trolled. But in this case, Billy Eichner went from being the trollee to the troller.
Well played, Billy.
When in doubt, always aim for misspelled words. It's a low blow, but it works.
If Pink was going to take parenting tips from anybody, it sure as hell wouldn't be from random internet trolls.
Thank you, next.
Chrissy Teigen's sass is something I'm not sure how I ever lived without.
Calling out Vogue is so ballsy. I love it.
You might not expect the author of all the Harry Potter novels to have such amazing comebacks on Twitter, but it just so happens that she does. This is just one of many.
For whatever reason, this person has a very passionate opinion on who Demi Lovato should and shouldn't be friends with, and Demi was having none of it.
The only thing better than celebs clapping back at random trolls, is when they clapback at each other.
(sips piping hot tea).
When a troll commented on Winnie's topless photo, asking who designed her shirt, her response was perfect.
Sometimes less is more.
Taylor Swift is the last person anyone should body-shame. She has an army of fans and friends that have her back, and one of them happens to be Lorde, who's feisty as hell.
Khloe's go-to move when it comes to social-media-showdowns against trolls, is mocking their inability to spell, and there's nothing more savage than that.
Someone said that Whoopi Goldberg's hair was fake, and she did not like that.
This person accused Kelly Oxford of posting this "daughter picture", simply because she looks good in it, and doesn't seem to care that her two daughters are blurry and cropped out.
But Kelly made sure to defend herself, and reassure everyone that she would never want to steal her kid's thunder.
There seems to be an ongoing trend of commenters that think their individual opinions are relevant. I highly doubt that Joe Manganiello, or anyone really, would ever get a haircut just because a random person told him to.
Body-shaming is one thing that Ashley Graham will not stand for, and we love her for it.
Chrissy was doing this person a service by pointing out the lack of logic used in their comment. Hopefully they did a quick Google search on "jet lag" after this.
When someone questions the screen size of which The Rock watches movies and shows on, they better be ready for some shade to be thrown their way.
The Rock, of all celebs, is probably the one you would want to annoy the least.
