All articles tagged with #trolling
Comedy writer Toby Morton bought domain names related to 'TrumpKennedyCenter' to satirize President Trump's attempt to rename the Kennedy Center, reflecting the absurdity of political ego and cultural institutions being used for personal branding.
Donald Trump made a boastful comment during a 60 Minutes interview claiming he's 'better looking' than NYC mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani, which went viral and sparked social media mockery, amid his support for Andrew Cuomo and remarks calling Mamdani a 'communist.'
Howard Stern returned to SiriusXM after a prank suggesting he was leaving, without announcing a new contract, amid ongoing discussions about his future with the company. Despite declining subscriber numbers, Stern remains a key figure for SiriusXM, which values his influence and legacy.
Howard Stern returned to SiriusXM after a prank where he pretended to leave, fueling speculation about his departure, but it was revealed to be a stunt; he has not announced a new contract, and his current deal runs through 2025.
California Governor Gavin Newsom is mocking former President Trump by selling satirical merchandise, including hats and Bibles, through his campaign store, continuing a strategy of political trolling and satire against Trump.
Kid Rock was triggered and responded angrily after a fake AI-generated image from Gavin Newsom’s press account falsely claimed he endorsed the governor, continuing a trend of political trolling and satire from Newsom’s team that has upset right-wing figures and celebrities alike.
California Governor Gavin Newsom mocked Kid Rock on social media with AI-generated images and captions, prompting Kid Rock to respond with a dismissive comment, amid ongoing political and social media exchanges involving other figures like Trump and Tucker Carlson.
Willow Smith posted a crying selfie with a provocative caption, sparking concern among fans who thought she was in distress, but she later claimed it was a joke. The incident raised questions about her mental health and family environment, with some critics criticizing her parents' parenting. Willow has previously discussed her sexuality and relationship style, adding context to her public persona.
South Park's social media avatars have been changed to Kristi Noem's face as part of the show's ongoing satirical attack on her and the US government, highlighting the effectiveness of internet trolling and the show's provocative style.
Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark, despite being injured, was seen trolling Kelsey Plum during the WNBA three-point contest by waving Fever apparel in her face, but the two shared a friendly moment, highlighting mutual respect. Sabrina Ionescu won the contest with a high score, while Clark cheered on her teammate Lexie Hull.
Tom Aspinall and Craig Jones mocked Jon Jones on social media with videos parodying his recent antics, prompting Jones to respond with a dismissive comment, highlighting ongoing playful banter rather than an imminent fight.
Irish actor Barry Keoghan has spoken out against "inhumane" online abuse, which he says has crossed lines by targeting his family and personal life. In a statement on X, Keoghan, known for his role in "The Banshees of Inisherin," described receiving hateful messages about his appearance, character, and parenting. He highlighted the impact of such trolling, especially given his challenging upbringing, and criticized the audacity of those who judge him without understanding his experiences. Keoghan has reduced his social media presence to protect his family from further harassment.
Jake Paul trolled Mike Tyson by wearing diamond-studded ear covers at a press conference, referencing Tyson's infamous 1997 ear-biting incident with Evander Holyfield. Despite Paul's antics and trash talk, Tyson remained unfazed and focused on their upcoming fight. Paul also challenged other fighters who predicted Tyson's victory to bet against him, showcasing his confidence ahead of the bout.
The New York Mets attempted to mock the Chicago Cubs' embarrassing pregame ceremony on social media, but their own video backfired, drawing attention to their winless 0-4 record. Cubs fans and baseball enthusiasts responded by challenging the Mets to win a game, while the Cubs managed to secure a victory thanks to pitcher Shota Imanaga's impressive MLB debut. The Mets' social media team has faced criticism for previous missteps, prompting suggestions that they should refrain from trolling until the team achieves a win.
The neighbor who went viral at Diddy's raid scene in L.A. claiming to be his next-door neighbor and making salacious allegations was actually just trolling, according to his mom. The young man, identified as Khaliq Thomas, was driving the car and his mother clarified that her son was not Diddy's neighbor and that the claims were completely untrue. Despite living near celebrities in Holmby Hills, the young men's outlandish statements were debunked as mere trolling.