The 2016 WNBA Champion Los Angeles Sparks are keeping up an amazing season and brushing off the haters at the same damn time.The team is unbothered by the Twitter trolls who only find confidence behind a computer screen in the comfort of their own homes. While many have shown support for the WNBA league, including the NBA, there are still some people out there who feel it necessary to use social media to share their sexist thoughts and disrespect for the league.

In the classiest way imaginable, the Los Angeles Sparks posted an Instagram response to the hateful messages with a video featuring players and ESPN's Holly Rowe and Cari Champion, set to Beyoncé's "Sorry." Throughout the video, you can see hateful tweets the WNBA has received including one that states that the players should get paid $15 an hour. The video was posted in two installments ending with the G.D. Anderson quote: “Feminism isn’t about making women stronger. Women are already strong. It’s about changing the way the world perceives their strength.”

The video has since been removed from the official Instagram account of the WNBA team, but not before fans and women on social media had the chance to celebrate these women and show some support.

We see you LA Sparks, and we support this slayage!

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