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10 Artists Black Twitter Loves to Hate - It takes a village to raise an artist, Black Twitter knows this. In 140 characters or less, fans will be the "no" voice to stars' yes-men, and there's no aspect of public — or exposed — life that is not up for comment: holiday flicks, meltdowns, and — as in Drake's case — any music that drops. Check out how Black Twitter's gone in on some of our most popular celebs, and remember, careful what you tweet; there's a clear line between being funny and cyber-bullying.(Photos: George Pimentel/Getty Images; Johnny Nunez/WireImage; Will Alexander/WENN.com)

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Drake - Drake's emo-rap style has Black Twitter all ready to express their feelings. Tweets Favorite Gentleman: "This Drake album needs to leak before tonight. It's been way too long since I've left crying voicemails for my exes." (Photo: George Pimentel/WireImage/Getty Images)

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Gucci Mane - After a full-on Twitter meltdown, Gucci Mane has gone on the fritz in-person as well, and Black Twitter is concerned. "[It's] to the point where the answer to the question 'Heard about Gucci Mane?' changes every five minutes," tweeted Maurice Garland.(Photo: Johnny Nunez/WireImage/Getty Images)

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Chief Keef - Chief Keef may get taken to task for his level of literacy, but Black Twitter user Craig Stunna Belieber believes whatever level he's at, it serves a purpose."Chief Keef can read Gucci's tweets with no problem."(Photo: Tim Mosenfelder/Getty Images)

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Miley Cyrus - Miley Cyrus has been the topic of great discussion on cultural appropration, sexual liberation and how much mass is needed to reap the benfits of twerking. And it all started with her unicorn video, which Black Twitter user Ri Ri says was the end for her."Umm... I'm watching Miley Cyrus twerk in a unicorn suit. My life has gone to s--t"(Photo: Will Alexander/WENN.com)

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Jay Z - The biking thing was funny, but ..."Jay-z jumping in that pool though 😂," tweets lion.(Photo: Paul Zimmerman/Getty Images)

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Kanye West - Since Kanye is a very vocal ranter, Black Twitter has no issues with going in on him. Verified Black Twitter user Charlamagne Tha God took 'Ye's appearance on Kris Jenner's eponymous talk show as an opportunity to comment on his "job interview voice." "#Kanyesoundslike He refuses to call Drake anything but Aubrey....."(Photo: Larry Busacca/Getty Images for MTV)

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Joe Budden - Though a serious lyricist, Black Twitter got jokes for Joe Budden, especially for weighing in on Kendrick Lamar's "Control" verse. Writes David D.:"Joe Budden gonna mention Kendrick Lamar for two bars then 758 bars about Tahiry forgetting their anniversary."(Photo: John Ricard/BET)

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Stevie J and Joseline - Nothing like sitting down at the end of a long day and watching #LHHATL with Black Twitter, and Stevie J and Joseline's dramatic ride-or-die/business-mixed-with-pleasure relationship is the hottest of topics. Tweets Fleece Johnson:"Somewhere in the HOOD Stevie J is passing out Joseline mixtape saying 'Joseline you're better than Nicki [Minaj] baby u deserve that award'"(Photo: Moses Robinson/Getty Images for BET)

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Trinidad James - Trinidad James may have managed a clothing store (and have plans for a clothing line), but Black Twitter questions his fashion choices. Remember when a pic of him in a jean skirt popped up? Slop Funk Dust responded with denial:"gonna pretend i didn't just see a pic of Trinidad James wearing a jean mini skirt... nope, didn't see that. smmfh."(Photo: John Ricard/BET)

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Meek Mill - Meek Mill's enthusiastic way of rapping earned him a whole parody Twitter account, "Meek Mill Rap Like," which has a whole series of these kinds of jewels:"MEEK MILL RAP LIKE SOMEONE KEEP ASKING HIM THE SAME QUESTION."(Photo: Brad Barket/Getty Images for BET's Rip The Runway)