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On YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, Reddit, and other online comment threads, you are
bound to see the expression "'haters gonna hate." You may also see the expression
used as a caption on photos of people and animals performing outlandish stunts and
strutting moves.
Young people use the expression as a part of their everyday language. Teenagers
regularly say "haters gonna hate" as a vocal response to cruel and hateful
judgments by others, although the term has gained broader cultural appeal. Former
congressman Aaron Schock of Illinois said it to the press when he was confronted
about the costs of his office renovation in the style of the TV show "Downton
Abbey."
Modern meme photos heavily use the "haters" expression. Expect to see photos and
animated gifs of people expressing themselves with a disregard for the negative
opinions of others.
Kandance: lol then he shouldn't be playing a combat game. tell him to try bejeweled
instead
Tha-tch: hahaha
tokomini: don't get butthurt obno. the guy is exercising his freedom to express his
taste in cars
gramathy: haters gonna hate. Obno: go take a chill pill or move to a country that
doesn't have democracy. Leave the guy alone and let him paint his car the way he
wants to.