WATCH Colts punter gets hilarious revenge on guy who sent mean tweet

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If you've spent anytime on Twitter over the past few years, then you've probably Joe Donovan Jersey noticed that sending mean tweets to famous people is how roughly 50 percent of Twitter users spend their time on the social media site. As a matter of fact, there's been so many mean tweets sent to famous people that someone at decided in 2012 to make an entire segment about celebrities Fittingly, it was called 'Celebrities read mean tweets.' Football players also get mean tweets sent to them, and taking a John Wangler Jersey cue from Kimmel, the Colts decided to have some of their players read mean tweets this week. After watching the Colts' mean tweet video, I have some advice for everyone: Never send a mean tweet to Pat McAfee. The Colts punter was one of several players who got to read a mean tweet during the segment and the tweet did not sit well with him. Not only did McAfee read the tweet (which you can see below), he also ripped the guy who sent the tweet. Why Michigan Wolverines Jersey is Pat Mcafee wearing a glove? Ur a stupid kicker Jewford T Justice (@hairmetalhenry) "Incredibly racist person, can't wait to hear what he has to say," McAfee says. "You used the wrong 'your.' Anytime you comment on somebody's intelligence, you should utilize the proper 'your' or Cazzie Russell Jersey 'you're.'" McAfee would go on to explain that he has a perfectly valid reason for wearing his glove. Besides McAfee, the other best part about the video is hearing Adam Vinatieri drop an F-bomb. Anyway, you can see McAfee, Vinatieri, Donte Moncrief, Mike Adams, Ty Isaac Jersey Vontae Davis and T.Y. Hilton (the "ugliest player in the NFL") all read mean tweets below. Twitter can be a mean place... we're here to make it a little brighter. - Colts Edition Indianapolis Colts (@Colts)
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