"Nobody cares": Twitter trolls Charli D'Amelio on her birthday as the #HappyBirthdayCharliD'Amelio hashtag goes viral

Celebrity birthdays are usually meant to be joyous occasions, but where TikTok sensation Charli D'Amelio is concerned, Twitter seems to be in no mood for a celebration.

The most-followed TikTok star in the world recently turned 17, much to the delight of her fandom, who showered her with wholesome birthday messages.

However, her birthday also opened the floodgates to a barrage of memes and criticism. A large section of the internet used this opportunity to mock her TikTok background.

What seems to have irked the majority of the internet is that Twitter decided to promote Charli D'Amelio's birthday by putting it on the front page of their trending section.

As a result, scores of Twitter users soon decided to trend the hashtag #HappyBirthdayCharliD'amelio in a sarcastic manner and as a means of calling her out over her "celebrity status."

Charli D'Amelio under fire on her birthday, as Twitter spams the #HappyBirthdayCharliD'Amelio hashtag with a twist

Despite being the biggest TikTok creator on the planet, Charli D'Amelio is undoubtedly no stranger to criticism. A large part of this has to do with the audience's perception of the TikTok industry in general.

Several of the teen's detractors often decide to club her along with the rest of the TikTok bandwagon, who they believe are merely privileged teens, lacking any "serious talent."

This theory has proved to be particularly harsh upon Charli D'Amelio and her sister Dixie, often subjected to a barrage of online trolls and unwarranted criticism from time to time.

Keeping that in mind, here are some reactions online, as Twitter users mocked the importance of Charli D'Amelio's birthday celebrations:

As reactions continue to come in thick and fast, it looks like Charli D'Amelio's birthday has once again demonstrated the strong sense of aversion that exists online when it comes to TikTokers.

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Saahil is an English Literature graduate, with a Post-Graduate Diploma in Broadcast Journalism.

An entertainment journalist with a strong penchant for anything cinema, travel and the ever-expansive world of pop-culture, he has contributed to film journals and websites such as Film Companion, Film Critics Circle of India, The Telegraph and Humans of Cinema.

Apart from flitting between the works of Shakespeare and Scorsese, he is also a comic-book aficionado, an avid gamer and sports enthusiast, who dabbles between putting in hours on the PlayStation and writing about the same.

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