Justin Timberlake Destroys A Twitter Troll Over The Grizzlies
By Jack Crosby
Justin Timberlake just absolutely blasted a twitter troll over the Memphis Grizzlies because he had no idea what he was talking about.
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You see, if you’re going to troll on twitter, you better know what you’re talking about. It’s a rule. It’s a rule that one person completely forgot when he tried to troll one of the biggest celebrities on the planet, Justin Timberlake.
To start, the Memphis Grizzlies were taking on the Houston Rockets at home on Monday night in a showdown between two of the best teams in the Western Conference. At one point, Timberlake took to twitter to simply express his pleasure at how well Memphis was doing by simply tweeting out, “Grizzlies.”
Timberlake, for those of you that may be unaware, is from Memphis and he just happens to be part owner of the team.
Well, this twitter troll was one of the folks that don’t know about that, so he went ahead and tried to call Timberlake a bandwagon fan.
Needless to say, Justin took him to school.
Yep, Justin wins this war, it’s over, right then and there.
Again, this is a general rule of thumb, people. If you’re going to troll on the internet, know what you’re talking about first…and who you’re talking to, as well.
For the record, too, the Grizzlies came away with the 119-93 victory.
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