Celebrity Clapbacks From the 2010s That Will Still Sting in the 2020s: Chrissy Teigen, Rihanna and More

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Celebrity Clapbacks From the 2010s That Will Still Sting in the 2020s: Chrissy Teigen, Rihanna and More

Savage! Celebrities delivered some of the most memorable clapbacks in the 2010s — whether it was a shady war of words with a fellow celebrity or firing back at an online troll. Rihanna crowned herself the queen of shady comebacks more than once over the decade. In 2012, MTV posted a photo of Riri smoking a rolled-up cigarette on top of her bodyguard's shoulders at Coachella. “Yikes. @Rihanna’s marijuana photos from Coachella spark controversy,” the network tweeted to which the "Needed Me" singer replied, “@MTV Yikes… @rihanna ran out of f--ks to give.” Kendall Jenner found herself on the receiving end of a classic Rihanna clapback in 2013. "If Rihanna doesn't perform 'Complicated' tomorrow I'm gunna be very upset. #favesong," the model tweeted about an upcoming concert. The Grammy winner shut down Jenner's hopes replying, "Well, don't come." Rihanna threw shade at her ex-boyfriends, who include Chris Brown, Matt Kemp and Travis Scott, with just one shady statement in 2016. "None of my exes are married or in happy relationships so it's safe to say that I wasn't the problem," the Savage X Fenty designer posted via Instagram. Chrissy Teigen is another star who has earned her place in the ranks of celebs who are never short of snarky replies to people who cross the line. The Cravings author proved she is always ready to defend herself when she shut down haters before they even responded on a 2016 Instagram photo of her daughter, Luna, who had two red patches on her face. "Yes she has rosy eczema cheeks, yes we are taking care of it, no it's not a gluten allergy, no it's not our makeup, no it's not from our perfume, yes she's just a baby," Teigen wrote. [jwplayer aeFn7rO3-l3ahXupL] In 2018, one Twitter user told Teigen she looked "quite frankly, awful" on the cover of Glamour. "In the future I will try harder to be the best cover model," Teigen sarcastically replied. "If you could please send me specific tips and tricks (or past covers you've shot for reference!) that would be so awesome." Kim Kardashian has proven she can hold her own against any criticism over the past 10 years. The KKW Beauty founder had the perfect response for people who accused her of waxing her daughter North's eyebrows when she was a 6-month-old baby. "Do people really think I would wax my daughters eyebrows so young? Come on, I'd wait until she's at least 2 1/2," Kardashian jokingly tweeted in 2013. When Adrienne Bailon, Rob Kardashian's ex-girlfriend, said that being associated with the Kardashian family "hurt her career," in 2014 Kim shared a few of her thoughts. "Funny how she says being with a Kardashian hurt her career yet the only reason she has this article is bc she is talking about a Kardashian," the TV personality tweeted. Scroll through to revisit more of the most vicious clapbacks of the 2010s! [podcast_block]

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Celebrity Clapbacks From the 2010s That Will Still Sting in the 2020s: Chrissy Teigen, Rihanna and More

Savage! Celebrities delivered some of the most memorable clapbacks in the 2010s — whether it was a shady war of words with a fellow celebrity or firing back at an online troll. Rihanna crowned herself the queen of shady comebacks more than once over the decade. In 2012, MTV posted a photo of Riri smoking a rolled-up cigarette on top of her bodyguard's shoulders at Coachella. “Yikes. @Rihanna’s marijuana photos from Coachella spark controversy,” the network tweeted to which the "Needed Me" singer replied, “@MTV Yikes… @rihanna ran out of f--ks to give.” Kendall Jenner found herself on the receiving end of a classic Rihanna clapback in 2013. "If Rihanna doesn't perform 'Complicated' tomorrow I'm gunna be very upset. #favesong," the model tweeted about an upcoming concert. The Grammy winner shut down Jenner's hopes replying, "Well, don't come." Rihanna threw shade at her ex-boyfriends, who include Chris Brown, Matt Kemp and Travis Scott, with just one shady statement in 2016. "None of my exes are married or in happy relationships so it's safe to say that I wasn't the problem," the Savage X Fenty designer posted via Instagram. Chrissy Teigen is another star who has earned her place in the ranks of celebs who are never short of snarky replies to people who cross the line. The Cravings author proved she is always ready to defend herself when she shut down haters before they even responded on a 2016 Instagram photo of her daughter, Luna, who had two red patches on her face. "Yes she has rosy eczema cheeks, yes we are taking care of it, no it's not a gluten allergy, no it's not our makeup, no it's not from our perfume, yes she's just a baby," Teigen wrote. [jwplayer aeFn7rO3-l3ahXupL] In 2018, one Twitter user told Teigen she looked "quite frankly, awful" on the cover of Glamour. "In the future I will try harder to be the best cover model," Teigen sarcastically replied. "If you could please send me specific tips and tricks (or past covers you've shot for reference!) that would be so awesome." Kim Kardashian has proven she can hold her own against any criticism over the past 10 years. The KKW Beauty founder had the perfect response for people who accused her of waxing her daughter North's eyebrows when she was a 6-month-old baby. "Do people really think I would wax my daughters eyebrows so young? Come on, I'd wait until she's at least 2 1/2," Kardashian jokingly tweeted in 2013. When Adrienne Bailon, Rob Kardashian's ex-girlfriend, said that being associated with the Kardashian family "hurt her career," in 2014 Kim shared a few of her thoughts. "Funny how she says being with a Kardashian hurt her career yet the only reason she has this article is bc she is talking about a Kardashian," the TV personality tweeted. Scroll through to revisit more of the most vicious clapbacks of the 2010s! [podcast_block]

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Cher

The pop legend tweeted that she was against the Trump administration's plan to end Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) in 2017. "Those Who Can Must Take a DREAMER In2 Their Home & Protect Them‼️I’m Ready 2 Do This & 🙏🏻Others in MY BUSINESS WILL DO THE SAME‼️SANCTUARY," she posted in support of the immigration policy that allows undocumented youth to remain in the U.S. A doubting user replied, "I'll believe it when I see it!" and Cher was ready with a comeback. "Then keep your eyes open bitch," the singer replied.

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Chrissy Teigen

The Lip Sync Battle cohost posted a photo of herself with her daughter, Luna, that showed Teigen wearing a blazer with a plunging neckline and no bra in 2019. "Jesus, cover up your daughter is right there,” a troll commented on the photo. Teigen clapped back, “She sucked it for months and doesn’t mind it much.”

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Rihanna

The Fenty Beauty founder got into a heated Twitter exchange with Ciara in 2011 after the "Goodies" singer said on an episode of Fashion Police that Rihanna "wasn't the nicest." "My bad ci, did I 4get to tip u? #howrudeofme,” Rihanna tweeted. Ciara hit back writing, “Trust me Rhianna u dont want to see me on or off the stage.” Rihanna stood her ground and posted one the most iconic tweets of the decade. “U gangsta huh? Haaa. Good luck with bookin that stage u speak of," she wrote.

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Jennifer Lopez

The "Jenny From the Block" singer posted a selfie via Instagram showing off her killer abs in 2017. Some people accused Lopez of photoshopping the flawless photo but the star didn't sit back in silence. "Omg ... Just a smudge on the mirror ... lol ... not a photoshop," she commented on the photo along with the hashtags, "#lordblessthehaters, #gymrat, #youshouldtryit, #wishtherewasphotoshopforhaters."

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Cardi B

The "I Like It" rapper reprimanded President Donald Trump for the partial federal government shutdown in January 2019. Fox News commentator Tomi Lahren tweeted, "Looks like @iamcardib is the latest genius political mind to endorse the Democrats. HA! Keep it up, guys!" Cardi B promptly responded, “Leave me alone I will dog walk you.”

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Ayesha Curry

The cookbook author, who is married to NBA star Steph Curry, fired back at a Twitter troll who told her to "stay in the kitchen." Curry tweeted, "Which one? SF, Houston, Miami or San Diego?" — a reference to the multiple locations of the International Smoke restaurant chain she co-owns with chef Michael Mina.

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Paris Jackson

The model took the time to slam a troll for body-shaming her in 2017. “Yes you have [put] on a little weight,” the user tweeted at Jackson to which she replied, “F--k yeah I have.”

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Kylie Jenner

The Kylie Cosmetics CEO hilariously shut down a hater who said she looked like a "14-year-old prostitute" via Twitter in 2016. "IDK I feel like I look like a 19-year-old prostitute," she wrote back.

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James Blunt

The "You're Beautiful" singer sent a sassy reply to one person who made it clear they weren't a fan. "James Blunt just has an annoying face and a highly irritating voice," the user tweeted. Blunt spotted the tweet and responded, "And no mortgage."

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Taylor Swift

The "Lover" singer was the punchline of a joke by Tina Fey and Amy Poehler at the 2013 Golden Globes. "You stay away from Michael J. Fox's son," Fey said of Swift during the awards ceremony. Poehler quipped, "Or go for it." Swift revealed she didn't find the jokes about her love life funny in an interview with Vanity Fair later that year. "You know, Katie Couric is one of my favorite people because she said to me she had heard a quote that she loved, that said, 'There's a special place in hell for women who don't help other women,'" she told the publication at the time.

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Kelly Ripa

The Hope & Faith alum blasted a troll in 2019 who had a problem when she called her husband, Mark Consuelos, "daddy" on Instagram. “Calling him daddy is creepy,” the user commented. “Then don’t call him daddy,” Ripa replied.

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Ariana Grande

The "God Is a Woman" vocalist had some choice words for her ex-fiancé, Pete Davidson, when he joked about their breakup in a Saturday Night Live promo in 2018. "For someone who claims to hate relevancy you sure love clinging to it huh," Grande tweeted after the ad aired.

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Kim Kardashian

The Skims founder defended her sister Khloé Kardashian after the Revenge Body host's ex-husband, Lamar Odom, discussed her in an interview in 2018. He explained he knew he was over Khloé "...when she was with her second or third NBA ball player, [he] could see that." Kim retweeted the quote and added, "Or second or third brothel," a dig at Odom, who almost died after a drug overdose at a legal Nevada brothel in 2015.

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Kim Cattrall

A fan criticized the former Sex and the City star via Twitter in 2017 for calling herself "too old" to reprise her iconic role as Samantha. "Josh, I've played 'SAM' for 20 years. Am moving on & so should you. Try #SensitiveSkin my show on @Netflix," she tweeted back referencing her Canadian comedy series.