Chris Brown exchanged words with comedian Jenny Johnson yesterday on Twitter. Neither of them played nice so we won’t post their convo, but let’s just say it was vulgar.

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After the dispute, Johnson received death threats from Team Breezy for making Brown delete his account. Here are a few more outrageous reactions to Chris Brown’s departure:

It’s alarming how many death threats I’m receiving via @ replies. I encourage everyone, including @twitter to look through them. Not cool.

— Jenny Johnson (@JennyJohnsonHi5) November 26, 2012

Tip of the day: Feeling depressed about @chrisbrown leaving twitter? Don’t beat yourself up about it.

— Simon Lane (@SimonHoneydew) November 26, 2012

#ff @jennyjohnsonhi5, the hero who single-handedly talked Chris Brown into Twitter suicide. #TEAMJENNY #dragonslayer

— Alex Blagg (@alexblagg) November 26, 2012

Tonight Chris Brown deleted his twitter account. I consider it a win for people who care about women, or people who care about spelling.

— Dana Weiss (@Possessionista) November 26, 2012

So Chris Brown fans defend a woman beater by threatening to beat a woman?Keep it classy #TeamBreezy

— E a r l, Esq (@EarlDinky) November 26, 2012

Thanks for deleting your Twitter account, @chrisbrown. Now kindly delete yourself.

— What the Duck (@what_the_duck_) November 26, 2012

If no one acknowledges Chris Brown’s existence then he will, in a sense, cease to exist.

— Louise E. Fury(@elizabethfury) November 26, 2012

Now if we can only get Chris Brown to delete his “music.”

— Danny Zuker (@DannyZuker) November 26, 2012

Oh, @chrisbrown has deleted his Twitter account! HAPPY MONDAY!

— Rose (@RosieLondoner) November 26, 2012

I have a hunch these crazy Chris Brown fans didn’t win too many spelling breeze growing up.

— CJ Sullivan (@CJVLR) November 26, 2012

What language are Chris Brown fans speaking?

— Katie Zack (@katiefzack) November 26, 2012