Rylan Clark had a few choice words to say to a sassy troll who banded him 'talentless and illiterate'.
The troll was clearly not a fan of Rylan's Cinch TV adverts and took to Twitter to ruthlessly slam the star.
"I will never buy a car from you whilst that complete bucktooth ignoramus @Rylan is advertising your company!" they tweeted.
"Illiterate, talentless, council nobody! @CazooUK please learn from this!"
Rylan caught wind of the rude post and responded with a simple three words.
"Then walk mate," he said.
Cinch defended Rylan by retweeting the radio star and writing: "New Year’s Resolution: Be even more Rylan."
Friends and fans were shocked by the random outburst from the troll and defended the It Takes Two presenter in the comment section.
"Clearly one of big Phil’s undercover agents from We Buy Any Car," Paddy McGuinness joked.
Another wasn't enjoying the negativity of the platform and wrote: "I only joined Twitter about a week ago and already I’m ready to leave, because all I have seen is people using it to be unkind by making such unnecessary comments.
"I would strongly suggest that these people explore journaling as a more positive outlet for such negative thoughts."
Writer Philippa Perry commented: "I didn’t even need a new car but I bought one from @cinchuk to feel closer to Rylan. Great car and a fabulously relaxed and entertaining tv presenter."
Stand-up comedian Ed Gamble posted: "Not sure Cazoo have learnt anything tbh."
It comes after Rylan confessed he has had enough of 'bad vibes' after the tumultuous year he's had.
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The presenter previously revealed he became a 'hermit' at home during the coronavirus pandemic.
But now, he wants to make the best of the newfound freedom by spending time with close friends and family.
"I’m a night in kind of guy, but I do need to start going out as I’m becoming a bit of a hermit," he explained.
"My favourite night out is good food, good wine, good company and good vibes. I’ve had enough bad vibes – I think it’s time for some good ones," Rylan added to OK!
The star has had a difficult 2021 as he and his ex-husband Dan Neal announced their split earlier this year after five years of marriage.
He took a break from his television and radio duties to focus on himself and returned with a bang.
The presenter even dropped his usually hyphenated surname from the credits on BBC2's It Takes Two and social media.
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