Stars who seem to catch tons of Grief from fans!!

When her child was only just two-days old, trolls began heaving up horrendous tweets, for example:

"Aw Adele gave birth to a baby : ) is it fat and handicapped lol just murder it already lol."

It's a sad day when people really have nothing better to do than horribly joke about infanticide. Don't let the trolls get to you, Adele—we all know you're light years above all that senseless negativity.

In late 2015, the trolls who target the actress reached a new low, after a photo of her in a bikini appeared on her Instagram account. Almost immediately, the 17-year-old became barraged with slut-shaming comments, suggesting she was "asking for it,

Because Taylor Swift is pretty and talented, people love hating her.

Seth Rogen innocently commented on American Sniper in 2015. Via Twitter, the Knocked Up star said the Clint Eastwood-directed biopic "kinda reminded" him of the fictional sniper film that appears briefly in Quentin Tarantino's Inglorious Bastards. Shortly thereafter, the Twitterverse erupted in a hatestorm, practically calling for Rogen's head.

If you find it too difficult to overlook her clothing, just remember that you shouldn't judge a person until you've walked in their three-foot-high platform shoes.

Had some Internet hate heaped on her after a comment she made to a reporter at the 2016 Golden Globes. According to EW, when she noticed he was on his phone, she said to the man, "You can't live your whole life behind your phone, bro."

On the off chance that Vinnie Barbarino is gay, haranguing him until he comes out is not the best way to get him to step forward. If he is, it's his business and no one else's, except maybe for Kelly Preston.

Miley Cyrus became the focal point of some brouhaha for twerking at the 2013 VMAs

Once news of Franco's Ivy League endeavors was out, the 127 Hours star became the recipient of all kinds of hate, most of it saying his fame is the only reason he got into schools like Columbia and NYU.