Ever have those moments when you just can't come up with a comeback? Not just any comeback — a really, really good comeback. Yeah, same.
So we rounded up the wittiest comebacks that Twitter and Reddit had to offer. And let me tell ya: These are some absolutely blistering burns. Maybe you'll find some inspiration for the next time you want to knock someone down a peg, maybe not. Either way, I can guarantee you'll be feeling the heat.
2. This burn that came with a side of fries:
4. This presidential putting-in-place:
7. This award-winning line:
Is that why, after he left, it lasted for 4 more years and I won an Emmy for Best Actor in a Comedy? https://t.co/VTE6g2yjZp
8. This generational burn:
my daughter was wearing a flannel hoodie so I said “hey, the 90’s called” and she replied “yeah cause they couldn’t text” and godDAMMIT I’m getting really tired of my kids owning me
12. This animated response:
shrek grossed 484 million just so we’re clear https://t.co/GmuMK2Momz
22. This linguistic lash-out:
A lady just came up to me and said “Speak English, we are in San Diego.” So I politely responded by asking her “how do I say ‘San Diego’ in English?” The look of bewilderment on her face made it feel like a Friday.
27. This mother of all burns:
My parents are replacing their coffee machine, which is 7 years old. Me: that’s not that old, I have sheets older than that. Mother: well perhaps your sheets aren’t getting as much action as our coffee machine. I’m going to need an ambulance.
34. This simple *roast*:
35. This potentially market-changing remark:
Make smaller sizes https://t.co/doylinhwLt
36. This literal burn:
37. This exchange that antagonizes an animal:
38. This comment that brought the people together:
39. This deliciously clever response:
40. This decadent debate:
41. This (un)fortunate response:
42. This comeback, coming for your childhood:
43. This epic exchange:
44. This beautifully accented burn:
45. This thread that totally applies logic:
46. This relatable retort that is making you check your phone right now:
47. This response, in the name of defending animal mascots:
48. This crush-ing comeback:
49. This multilayered response:
50. This response that is just good math:
51. This comeback that is Sheer(an) genius:
52. This thread, with a scrumptious spellcheck:
53. This burn of many sizes:
54. This response by a user now taking personal requests:
65. This *sick* burn:
my asian ass been eating leftover rice n dishes made by my mom, im doing just fine fam. dont bullshit https://t.co/9ZyaQxTr9C
84. This response for the win:
Bit rich coming from a club that hasn't delivered since 1992... https://t.co/v2R2fLhcNq
88. This response that shouldn't need to be said:
@d__rob12 Just following the guidelines advised by the organization made up of individuals who have dedicated their entire lives to studying diseases and how to control and prevent them. I promise they know more than you.
98. This honest comeback:
Walmart: can you please stop stealing from us?: Me: no 🥺 😎 👉👈 💪🥋🤙 👖 /🍆\ 👞🧦 👟 👟
103. This cringeworthy comeback:
@fakeleny It’s called food
105. This thread with artistic flair:
110. This response that points to a historic problem:
@IndieWire Nothing more appropriate to honor the Jurassic Park legacy than opening before you should
113. This delicious McComeback:
it was 1997 i was outside McDonald's on Queen St age 15, an old lady barked "speak English" at a pair of young Korean men and without missing a beat one of them goes "OOooo i want a nice cup of TEA look at ME I'm ENGLISH i want to eat PLAIN TOAST" i miss him every single day
115. This comeback that proves mothers do know best:
Mom 2 seconds after giving me a task https://t.co/R4yrRkQgA4
This article contains content from Dave Stopera, Mike Spohr, Cates Holderness, Tessa Fahey, Daniella Emanuel, and Andy Golder. It was compiled by Kelly Rissman.

