"She ate that man up": Fans react hilariously to Rihanna's reply to the fan who referred to her as 'Forehead'

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Internet teasing is nothing new to Rihanna, but her recent return as an Instagram forehead troll has shocked and delighted followers. Rihanna's response to a brazen admirer who called her "forehead" in a comment regarding her eagerly awaited album was hilariously brilliant. With a brilliantly sardonic clapback, she said,

"Listen, Lorenzo! You dizzy f*ck, you're not cute enough to call me by my black name!"

If that wasn't enough, a fan comment immediately beneath the post said,

"She ate that man up!" In fact, Rihanna graciously blasted him rather than only responding.

This was so popular with her admirers that it sparked a social media frenzy of jokes and memes. Fans are happy to watch RiRi rekindle the unrepentant wit from her early days on Twitter, and it's safe to say that she understands how to deliver a masterclass in dealing with trolls.


"Forehead" comment? No problem—Rihanna’s witty reply sparks a wave of hilarious fan reactions

Rihanna's fans have always been vocal, and this incident was no exception. After her savage response, Twitter became a treasure trove of hilarious reactions. One tweet that stood out declared,

“I love her😭😂😂😂😂 'my black name'—she’s really hilarious.”

It’s not often that a global superstar manages to keep their responses grounded, yet Rihanna does it effortlessly. Another fan hilariously quipped,

“This is what Chappell Roan thinks she’s doing,” drawing a comparison between the singer and another artist known for her humorous social media presence.

The memes didn't stop there. Another user proclaimed,

“2025 already off to a good start,”

praising Rihanna’s timely start to the new year with an epic comeback.

Fans everywhere were relishing the throwback to early 2010s Twitter when Rihanna was at the top of her clapback game.

“Are we getting early 2010s Twitter Clapback Riri back?!”

one fan wondered, tapping into nostalgia for those unfiltered days.

The excitement didn’t stop at the laughs either. One fan’s tweet summed it up best:

“She dragged, he spilled,”

acknowledging just how clean and swift Rihanna’s response was. Of course, her iconic forehead didn’t go unnoticed in the memes either, with one fan joking,

“Rihanna is inspiration to all of us 6 heads.”

Finally, the internet collectively burst into laughter with one last tweet,

“Not this being how 2025 starts LMAOOOOOOO,”

nodding to the surreal joy of having Rihanna’s iconic clapback light up the beginning of the new year. Clearly, RiRi’s fans are more than ready for whatever she has in store—forehead comments and all.


Rihanna’s history with internet trolls and her iconic clapbacks

When it comes to trolls, Rihanna's light-hearted and unconcerned demeanor is nothing new. The singer, well-known for her sharp wit and unreserved comments, has established a reputation for not being afraid to take on her detractors. Her casual attitude towards online criticism is further demonstrated by this most recent forehead discussion, which shows that despite her enormous success, she is still capable of taking a joke—and taking it back.

She first gained notoriety for her clever comebacks on Twitter in its early days, where her online clapbacks began. This aspect of Rihanna has always been adored by fans, and it contributes to her relatability, even if she is a superstar. RiRi consistently strikes the ideal mix of sass and humor, entertaining her audience while stylishly defending herself, whether in the form of a light-hearted insult or a fan enquiring about new music.

Fans are looking forward to more of her iconic enthusiasm as 2025 approaches, both in her social media interactions and, of course, that eagerly anticipated album. For the time being, though, we'll be content with the amusing incidents and viral forehead backlash that makes Rihanna one of the internet's most popular personalities.

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