Basically, the CEO of Facebook made fun of Nickelback in a new video posted to his page, and Lavigne — who is separated from the band's frontman, Chad Kroeger — called him out for it.
In the video, which is about an artificial intelligence system named "Jarvis," Zuckerberg sets up a classic Nickelback joke by asking his AI to "play us some good Nickelback songs."
To which Morgan Freeman's Jarvis voice says, "I'm sorry, Mark. I'm afraid I can't do that. There are no good Nickelback songs."
Presumably after Zuckerberg patted himself on his back for that ~sick~ burn, Lavigne took to Twitter to tell him that he "may want to consider being more responsible with promoting bullying."
Dear @facebook,
And while some people were supportive of her tweet...
@AvrilLavigne I agree with you 100%. Jealousy is all it is. Can't wait for the next tour.
...other people on Twitter were not so kind.
.@AvrilLavigne [set to the beat of Girlfriend] 🎶 HEY, HEY, YOU, YOU, I DON'T LIKE YOUR HOT TAKE 🎶
@AvrilLavigne @Nickelback
I really thought I saw it all in 2016. And then @AvrilLavigne released a statement because Mark Zuckerberg made a… https://t.co/OzXVNUbvK4
Apparently 2016 is not the year that Nickelback jokes will end.
