The haters They have dedicated themselves solely to criticizing, shaming and judging the lives of celebrities, regardless of the damage they can cause or the way they can affect their careers. Although the vast majority of celebrities prefer to turn a deaf ear, there are also those who are tired and prefer to answer in a forceful and very intelligent way.
These are some times when artists decided to shut their mouths on their haters with a simple word, phrase or action. They turned out to be smarter than anyone else and they proved to be much stronger.
1. Janelle Monáe
Once a Twitter troll suggested: “Stop having so much soul and be sexier.” She replied with an intelligent and subtle: “I am not for your male consumption.”
2. Daniel Kaluuya
When he was interviewed on the Oscars red carpet by a Sky reporter, he was told that the film Huye! It had only been nominated because “it marked a lot of stereotypes and he replied:
It is that we are not only this. To express well an experience of the black race is not to pigeonhole ourselves. We are expressing our truth. We are human beings.
3. Harry Styles
The singer wore a dress to appear on the cover of Vogue And once the images were revealed, commentator Candace Owens wrote on Twitter: “Bring back the masculine men.” As expected, Harry did not hesitate to respond with a photo of himself on Instagram wearing a tailored suit while eating a banana and with the words of Owens as the caption of the photo. Later during an interview he commented:
Not wearing something because it is feminine clothing is closing the doors to a whole world of great clothes. And I think one of the things that excites me the most about the current moment is that you can wear whatever you want.
4. Lizzo
The vast majority of the singer’s followers commonly criticize her for her weight. To silence them, she posted an exercise video on her TikTok account with the caption:
I exercise to have my ideal body type. Health is not determined by how you look on the outside. Health is also what happens on the inside and many of you have to cleanse yourself on the inside.
5. Mayim Bialik
During the SAG Awards, a TNT reporter asked the star of The Big Bang Theory how many math problems could he solve as his character and when he answered, it blew him away:
In fact, I studied mathematical calculus for several years. I am a neurologist. You may not know.
6. Dakota Johnson
The presenter Ellen tried to berate the actress for not having invited her to her birthday party, but Dakota was quick to reply that she was in fact invited.
The last time I was on the show, you complained a lot to me for not having invited you, but I didn’t even know that you wanted me to invite you. I didn’t even know you liked me.
7. Gigi Hadid
When a user suggested to the model to “practice proper walking instead of having a new boyfriend every two weeks,” she cleverly responded:
My way of walking can always improve; I hope the bitterness of your heart can do it too. And in case you don’t know, I’ve only dated three men in three years.
8. Taylor Swift
One of the most criticized stars of the medium is Taylor, which is why he composed the song Blank Space, as a response to the media that called her “girl in love and psychopath.”
Everything was out of control for a couple of years because… every newspaper article was like, ‘Taylor Swift is standing next to that guy… boy be careful!’
9. Jameela Jamil
For a time, Piers Morgan harassed and belittled Jameela on Twitter, even making fun of her health problems, so she simply blocked him one day and later posted:
He uses his platform solely to perpetuate the kind of emotional violence that causes nervous breakdowns in young and vulnerable people. When I respond to him, I expose his name to a young and new audience, which puts them at risk.
10. Gabourey Sidibe
Her amazing outfit was heavily criticized at the Golden Globes by people who cannot see beauty with the naked eye and she simply posted on Twitter:
I cry about it while traveling on my private jet and on my way to my dream job. They are all so wonderful and supportive of my feelings.
11. Samuel L. Jackson
Some people began boycotting his career when he showed his position on the candidacy of former President Donald Trump and when he realized it, this is what he said in an interview for Esquire:
If you never went to see any other of my movies that I made in my life, I’m not going to lose money, I already cashed that check.
12. Emma Stone
The actress was harshly criticized for not being “too thin”, but she did not care and, on the contrary, she could only send a message that left more than one person reflecting:
It bothers me because I care so much about young girls. We embarrass each other and that’s wrong. When I make a comment about someone or when I choose to gossip about another person and speculate about their body or their life or their face, that is usually a reflection of something that I am feeling myself.
13. Demi Lovato
When the singer had eating problems, her former work crew made her eat watermelon topped with fat-free whipped cream instead of a birthday cake. Once he signed with his new manager, he wrote the song Melon Cake, as a response to the way they made her feel. The song says:
There was a time when the cat and the mouse tried to make me have a Barbie size and I listened to them.
14. Bebe Rexha
No designer wanted to dress her for the Grammy Awards because, according to them, she was not a suitable size for the catwalk. She answered:
If a size 6/8 is too big… then I don’t want to wear their f *** ing dresses.
When giving an interview on the show The Jonathan Ross Show, He commented that they have to include everyone, even if you are a slim person, because they have to show love and respect to all body types.
15. Rowan Blanchard
Rowan was disappointed when asked if she was depressed for not smiling on her Instagram photos. She answered:
I don’t think people realize how rude and painful it can be to read those comments in which they ask you if you are depressed, when depression is something very serious and affects many, many people. It’s funny how people think I’m depressed because of my Instagram, but when people really have a depression, they talk about it, others dismiss them and tell them that they are exaggerating.
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