The Best Trolls of the 2016 Primaries
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Trolls on the Campaign Trail - The 2016 primaries have been routinely compared to a circus, a reality show or Wrestlemania, so it's no surprise that audience members at the rallies and debates have been less than dignified. The most insane election in modern history has produced a ridiculous number of trolls (thanks, Donald), and here, we recap the most self-amused of them all... (Photos from left: Tom Pennington/Getty Images, Ethan Miller/Getty Images, Ethan Miller/Getty Images, Andrew Burton/Getty Images)
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Dab on 'Em - During a recent Republican debate, a white girl with great seats right behind moderator Megyn Kelly's head was seen hitting the dab multiple times. And why not?(Photo: Fox News)
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Inter-Party Trolling - DNC Spokesman TJ Helmstetter carried on the age-old tradition of bringing dog whistles to a Republican debate. The whistles are meant to represent the “divisive” tactics employed by the GOP in sending so-called “dog whistle” messages to the conservative base.(Photo: Yahoo)
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The Dab Is Strong - Audience members dabbing at GOP debates is not a one-time thing. People have been caught hitting the move on many occasions. (Photo: Fox News via Twitter)
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Well Done - A young man appeared behind Trump at one of the candidate's speeches holding a sign that read, "Trump Likes His Steaks Well Done." This is a reference to when Trump himself ordered a well-done rib-eye in a New Hampshire steak house. (Photo: Fox 10 Phoenix)
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Trolling for TV - Jake Byrd, a "friend" of Jimmy Kimmel's, attended several Trump rallies and speeches to show his special brand of support by yelling out to Trump during speeches, jumping in front on cameras to make jokes with "fellow" supporters, and donning a "Wear Trump or Die" shirt and a "DTF" hat.(Photo: abc via Facebook)
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Legalize It - A half-asleep supporter of Bernie Sanders, sitting behind the candidate, perked up noticeably when the Democratic candidate mentioned his belief that marijuana should be federally legalized. (Photo: Youtube)
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Silent Protest - Johari Osayi Idusuyi, 23, sat right behind Donald Trump and read Citizen: An American Lyric, which is a book that discusses modern racism, during a Trump speech. The image went viral and Idusuyi was able to really express her opinion on the how she believes Trump is a racist force in American politics. (Photo: NY Times Live)
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Ted Cruz, Nickelback Groupie - A young man held a sign claiming the presidential hopeful was a fan of the Canadian band that has become synonymous with bad musical taste.(Photo: Nickelback via Twitter)
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Sticker Boy - Some trolls don't necessarily have a political agenda. “Sticker boy," who's real name is Peter Clinkscales, stole the show during a Clinton speech when he covered his face with stickers, chewed on campaign signs, danced, and even hit the dab. (Photo: Youtube)
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Trump Is Boring - The comedy group The Bad Liars started out pretending to be energized Trump supporters, starting chants like, "Hillary for Clinton," and "Obama, you're fired!" The two were then kicked out of the candidate's speech for shouting out, telling Trump he was boring. They end their video by saying, "We're still going to vote for him... He's saying a bunch of racist s*** we agree with."(Photo: The Good Liars via Youtube)