Celebs Who Got Haters Back In The Best Possible Way

English singer and songwriter James Blunt made his claim to fame with hit songs like "You're Beautiful" and "Goodbye My Lover," tunes that most can't stand to listen to anymore. Not due to Blunt's lack of talent, but due to, well, them being overplayed. Blunt explains it best in an interview with HELLO! Magazine saying, "There was one song that was force-fed down people's throats — 'You're Beautiful' — and it became annoying. And then people start to associate the artist with the same word."

While he has announced that his newest album will be released sometime this year, lately he's been making his way into the media more for his epic twitter comebacks than his music career. His haters often throw shade his way in regards to his "annoying" and "whiney" music, but he isn't one to let them get away with it. BuzzFeed gathered up some of his most epic comebacks on twitter, and his followers just can't get enough! Most of his responses to his haters remind them that his most popular album sold 20 million copies, implying that they can say what they want because it won't change the fact that he's a successful artist, but it's his unique way of turning basically every hater's tweet into some sort of sexual innuendo that has us all laughing our asses off. For example, one hater tweeted, "Why does James Blunt sing like his willy is being stood on?" to which Blunt replied, "Damn thing's always getting caught under my feet." It truly doesn't get better than that!

Sandra Bullock might be one of the most loved actresses in Hollywood, and her response to winning a Razzie for worst actress in 2010 just makes fans love her that much more. In 2009, the gorgeous actress appeared alongside Bradley Cooper, and Thomas Haden Church in the 20th Century Fox comedy film, All About Steve. If you don't recall the film, it's likely because you didn't go see it. In fact, most of the world chose not to see the movie and it was out on DVD just three months after it hit theatres. Rotten Tomatoes gave it an abysmal 7 percent approval rating, and it was nominated the following year for a Razzie for worst film. Alongside this nomination, Bullock was also nominated for worst actress in the movie, and her acceptance speech was certainly one Razzie members will never forget.

Bullock hilariously walks on stage dragging behind her a wagon full of All About Steve DVDs according to MTV News, which she brought as a gift for each of the Razzie members. After implying that the only reason she won was because she showed up, Bullock encourages them to all watch the movie and reconsider her award, one that she would be willing to give back if they changed their minds. Or she provides them with a slightly more time consuming option saying during her acceptance speech, "I brought the shooting script. I'm willing to go through page by page, read the lines the way I did it in the film and, if anyone wants to give me a line-read of how I could've done it better ... we can do this till about 4 o'clock in the morning." The following day Bullock won another award, an Oscar for best actress in The Blind Side, an award she claimed would proudly sit next to her Razzie.

Before President Trump sat in the Oval Office, he put much of his time and effort into proving President Obama wasn't an American citizen, even making it the foundation of his campaign. Even though there was no reason to think Obama was born anywhere else, he released his birth certificate to the public according to CNN. Several days later he joked about his questioned citizenship at the annual White House Correspondents dinner with a video, "... just in case there are any lingering questions, tonight I'm prepared to go a step further. Tonight for the first time I am releasing my official birth video." The audience broke out in laughter when the video was played and to their surprise, "The Circle of Life" filled the room and the introduction of The Lion King showing off baby Simba appeared on the screen. It was obviously a joke, but Obama made sure to point that out so the video wouldn't be misinterpreted.

Even though that went down in 2011 and Trump was in the audience to witness Obama shut down his haters, it wasn't until 2016 that he admitted he was wrong about Obama's citizenship. According to a report by CNN, Trump didn't issue an apology for his claims but simply admitted he was wrong during an unveiling of one of his new hotels. How did Obama respond? It seems he couldn't care less about the ridiculous claims made by Trump and joked with reporters saying, "I was pretty confident about where I was born."

Harry Potter creator and famous novelist J.K. Rowling is known to be vocal regarding Trump and his decision making since entering the White House. Even though she has made it a point to share her opinions throughout the election, it seems many of her fans just realized that she's not a fan of the new president, and have been threatening to burn her books and any Harry Potter merchandise. Entertainment Weekly reported on the haters who, in true Voldemort fashion, have been attacking the writer for voicing her own opinion and not sharing in their beliefs.

When one particular ex-fan learned how one of their beloved writers was against Trump's Muslim ban they claimed they'd be burning all of Rowling's books as well as all Harry Potter DVDs. The writer kindly took a screenshot of this person's tweet so she could blur out their Twitter handle when she replied, likely to save this person from being harassed by fans who've stayed loyal to her career regardless of her political views. Perhaps she had a feeling her response would inspire articles on practically every entertainment based website and in tons of magazines when she tweeted, "Well, the fumes from the DVDs might be toxic and I've still got your money, so by all means borrow my lighter." Another hater directed multiple tweets toward Rowling claiming she was disgusted and would never read her work again. In the best response yet Rowling tweeted, "Guess it's true what they say: you can lead a girl to books about the rise and fall of an autocrat, but you still can't make her think." Perhaps she just needs to read the books again, since she seemed to have misunderstood what they were about. Too bad she burned them...

Amy Schumer was asked about her haters in an interview with the Hollywood Reporter, and she mentioned how she always fear for the worst. "With Trainwreck coming out, I was like, everyone's going to say, 'She's not pretty enough to be in this movie.' And then only one dude wrote that, and people really attacked him, and then he redacted that and wanted to date me." So who was this one dude? Even though she didn't give names many suspect she was talking about writer Jeffrey Wells since he called Schumer " ... a chubby-cheeked, whipsmart, not conventionally attractive, neurotically bothered female comic," in his opinion piece on the movie that drew a lot of attention. Wells didn't stop there either. He went on to say that "there's no way she'd be an object of heated romantic interest in the real world," and compared the comedian's appearance to looking like she could be Jennifer Aniston's heavier sister.

USA Today reported that Schumer didn't read the article written about her in poor taste, but she did express that she was grateful he was the only one. The next day she bared all in a photo she shared on Twitter, snubbing her haters by looking hot and refusing to apologize for her size. In the photo Schumer is wearing only a light colored pair of underwear and heels, and she's standing on stage with a mic in her hand presumably posing as if she were doing her stand up routine. The photo was captioned with, "I am a size 6 and have no plans of changing. This is it. Stay on or get off. Kisses!" Even though it doesn't directly mention Wells or his cruel comments, the timing couldn't have been a coincidence and many are saying that the photo was posted as a response. While Wells did receive a ton of backlash for his remarks and eventually apologized, he chalked his indelicacy up to the "HE brand", whatever that is.