It's no secret that people find Jason Derulo to be incredibly corny. There are certain factors at play when it comes to determining whether someone or something is corny but ultimately, people base it more off of feeling than an actual rubric. Derulo's brand of pop music, mixed with his persona on social media, have all led people to believe he is one of the more cringe-worthy characters in popular culture. His TikTok certainly doesn't help his case as he can be seen dancing while biting his lip and wearing bedazzled cut-off bunny hoodies.

Recently, a Twitter troll clowned on one of his most recent TikTok videos and the tweet eventually went sem-viral. Well, Derulo caught wind of it all as he took to his own Twitter account and thanked the troll for increasing his following on TikTok.

If you're involved in an ongoing domestic assault case in which you are pleading not guilty, it would probably be a good idea to not threaten violence against someone on Twitter in front of hundreds of thousands of followers. However, Gervonta Davis did exactly that and, most surprising of all, his damning tweet has yet to be deleted. Even if this tweet isn't used against him in court, there is supposedly more incriminating evidence that could result in a guilty verdict and jeopardize his professional boxing career. 

Davis' interaction with the Twitter troll began with Davis tweeting, "I was made for this." The troll decided to put Davis' grandiosity in check by replying, "What attorney u using for dem domestic charges bro?" Davis had a witty remark of his own to make, firing back with, "Relax before you be in ya bio with the rest of ya homies." His opponent's Twitter bio contained tributes to departed friends, so Davis' retort translated to a death threat.