It started with backlash over “rude” and “entitled” 16-year-old TikTok star Charli D’Amelio, who lost 1 million followers after publicly complaining in a YouTube video that she hadn’t yet reached the 100 million mark — leaving her with a paltry 98.5 million currently.

Paytas, 32, continued her pile-on when she dragged makeup guru James Charles, 21, a frequent collaborator of D’Amelio’s, calling him “predatory” for glomming on to an “underage girl,” saying he should be “cancelled.”.

Except James Charles.

In a response on Twitter, Charles sassed, “I didn’t want to respond to this because I didn’t want to give Trisha the attention that she’s clearly craving.

“I don’t need Charli and Charli does not need me,” Charles continued for his 7.2 million fans on the platform

“This is something that Trisha has never experienced because the only reason she is in the spotlight is because she has said racist things, she has said the ‘n word,’ she’s done blackface, she offended the trans community, she offended the DID community, she said Hitler wasn’t that bad of a guy, voted for Trump, and has started a fight with about every single other creator on this platform,” Charles concluded

In response, Paytas denied many of Charles’ accusations, including that she voted for Trump, that she’s donned blackface and that she didn’t think Hitler was that bad of a guy