Per usual, President Donald Trump took to Twitter to express his grievances with…well pretty much everyone.

Golden State Warriors basketball star Stephen Curry talked about the White House invite saying to reporters on Friday, "I don't want to go…my beliefs stay the same." Ignoring the fact that Curry broke up with him first, Trump hopped on his Twitter account Saturday morning to rescind the invitation, saying it's an honor for an NBA championship team.

Twitter quickly responded, with one user even stating that Trump is more upset about being turned down by Curry than he was about neo-Nazis in Charlottesville, Virginia.

It's unclear whether the invitation is withdrawn from Curry alone or the entire team, but one Twitter user thought this might be the team's response to the news.

Celebrities also responded in support of Steph's decision, including ESPN's Jemele Hill who recently received backlash after calling Trump a white supremacist on Twitter.

Curry isn't the only celebrity athlete Trump has targeted in the past few days. During a rally in Alabama for Sen. Luther Strange on Friday, Trump also had some harsh comments for NFL players protesting during the National Anthem.